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- Wilderness Hotel Inari
Wilderness Hotel Inari 2024 & 2025
- 3 nights from
£480 PP
inc flights - 5 nights from
£620 PP
inc flights - 7 nights from
£755 PP
inc flights - *Price based on
2 people sharing
- Ideal for viewing the northern lights, with a range of experiences available to make your stay extra special
- Snowy surroundings allow you to try activities such as skiing or sleigh riding
- Accommodation and food are both strongly influenced by local culture
Ski, hike, and forage by day, and by night be enchanted by the northern lights from a heated sleigh, or under the panoramic window ceilings of the Aurora Cabins. The chalets come with saunas to keep you warm in the cold climate, and the restaurant serves exquisite Lappish dishes by lake Inari.
- Ideal for viewing the northern lights, with a range of experiences available to make your stay extra special
- Snowy surroundings allow you to try activities such as skiing or sleigh riding
- Accommodation and food are both strongly influenced by local culture
For an authentic experience of Lapland, Wilderness Hotel Inari could not be more suited. The rooms, cabins and chalets are designed to allow you to admire the wonders of the landscape, as are the activities available.
Ski, hike, and forage by day, and by night be enchanted by the northern lights from a heated sleigh, or under the panoramic window ceilings of the Aurora Cabins. The chalets come with saunas to keep you warm in the cold climate, and the restaurant serves exquisite Lappish dishes by lake Inari.
- Ideal for viewing the northern lights, with a range of experiences available to make your stay extra special
- Snowy surroundings allow you to try activities such as skiing or sleigh riding
- Accommodation and food are both strongly influenced by local culture
For an authentic experience of Lapland, Wilderness Hotel Inari could not be more suited. The rooms, cabins and chalets are designed to allow you to admire the wonders of the landscape, as are the activities available.
Ski, hike, and forage by day, and by night be enchanted by the northern lights from a heated sleigh, or under the panoramic window ceilings of the Aurora Cabins. The chalets come with saunas to keep you warm in the cold climate, and the restaurant serves exquisite Lappish dishes by lake Inari.
Facilities
- Restaurants
- Free Wi-Fi
- Sauna
- Air conditioning
- Log fires
- Dining
- Board Basis: Bed & Breakfast
- The human touch
- Complete concierge service
- 24/7 out of hours contact
Room Types
Room Types
Don’t allow the simple, homely design of the accommodation to fool you, for the cosy atmosphere is still steeped in grandeur. An arctic combination of wooden structures, faux fur and log fires in tandem with private saunas, luxury bed linen and state of the art kitchen appliances: it is a seamless blend of wilderness and extravagance.
Highly stylised double or twin rooms with ensuites, the Wilderness Rooms offer a large window view of the surrounding nature while reflecting that on the interior with their design. Equipped with amenities such as tea and coffee making facilities, a desk area, and comfy seating, they are a snug place to rest your head after exploring Lapland.
With a choice between the Log Cabins or Aurora Cabins, both offer ensuites and unparalleled views of the diverse landscape and skies of Lapland. The Log Cabins accommodate more guests with a loft room as well as the master bedroom area, while the Aurora Cabins are perfect for two to sit under the laser-heated glass roof and watch the northern lights.
The Inari Arctic Chalets are made up of a set of semi-detached rooms, including a master bedroom and living area, to create an expansive place to stay. Floor-to-ceiling windows and an indoor log fire allow you to admire the beautiful, chilly setting while staying toasty, and for when it gets really cold, your private sauna should do just the trick.
Location
Location
On the shore of lake Inari in Lapland, Finland, Wilderness Hotel Inari will whisk you away to a snowy land of log cabins under the ethereal northern lights. Remote in feel, the hotel is actually just five-minutes away from Sami Village Inari for a taste of local life and access to its services. All buildings onsite are designed to have you admiring the rich landscape of lake, trees, and snow, and nearby are plenty of facilities to engage in activities specific to the area such as skiing, visiting reindeer farms, and snowmobiling under the Aurora Borealis.
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How to get there: 30-minutes by car from Ivalo Airport -
Time Difference: UTC +2
- The human touch
- Complete concierge service
- 24/7 out of hours contact
Dining
Dining
- Cuisine: Lappish
- Children's Menu: Yes
- Vegetarian Option: Yes
With a floor-to-ceiling window view of lake Inari, restaurant Ukko celebrates traditional Lappish cuisine and is fittingly designed to match this. From elegant starters to impressive mains and an extensive wine list, the entire dining experience is luxurious and can be enjoyed in the most dazzling setting. Decadent picnic hampers and celebration cakes are also available on request for a truly special treat.
With a floor-to-ceiling window view of lake Inari, restaurant Ukko celebrates traditional Lappish cuisine and is fittingly designed to match this. From elegant starters to impressive mains and an extensive wine list, the entire dining experience is luxurious and can be enjoyed in the most dazzling setting. Decadent picnic hampers and celebration cakes are also available on request for a truly special treat.
With a floor-to-ceiling window view of lake Inari, restaurant Ukko celebrates traditional Lappish cuisine and is fittingly designed to match this. From elegant starters to impressive mains and an extensive wine list, the entire dining experience is luxurious and can be enjoyed in the most dazzling setting. Decadent picnic hampers and celebration cakes are also available on request for a truly special treat.
Leisure
Leisure
By name, Wilderness Hotel Inari already conveys that the activities available will have you exploring the rich landscape to discover nature, wildlife, and local culture. The northern lights, midnight sun, huskies, and reindeers are all famous attributes to Lapland, while the snowy weather allows for sports you can’t just do anywhere. Experiences to take away memories of all of these things are arrangeable.
To get moving in the arctic wilderness, there are a range of choices to please all kinds of tastes. For some, renting a bike to admire the scenery or travel to the Inari village 2km away will appeal, while to others, cross-country skiing may be the ideal way to travel through the surroundings and soak it all in. A hike and picnic with a wilderness guide to spot the local wildlife is a great way to gain an insight from someone who knows their stuff, and a gentler wander through freshly fallen snow by snowshoeing is perfect for those wanting to take it in for themselves.
To get moving in the arctic wilderness, there are a range of choices to please all kinds of tastes. For some, renting a bike to admire the scenery or travel to the Inari village 2km away will appeal, while to others, cross-country skiing may be the ideal way to travel through the surroundings and soak it all in. A hike and picnic with a wilderness guide to spot the local wildlife is a great way to gain an insight from someone who knows their stuff, and a gentler wander through freshly fallen snow by snowshoeing is perfect for those wanting to take it in for themselves.
To get moving in the arctic wilderness, there are a range of choices to please all kinds of tastes. For some, renting a bike to admire the scenery or travel to the Inari village 2km away will appeal, while to others, cross-country skiing may be the ideal way to travel through the surroundings and soak it all in. A hike and picnic with a wilderness guide to spot the local wildlife is a great way to gain an insight from someone who knows their stuff, and a gentler wander through freshly fallen snow by snowshoeing is perfect for those wanting to take it in for themselves.
From a hike under the midnight sun to sleigh rides or walks to see the northern lights, there are many options to enjoy the natural world of Lapland. You can picnic on a berry-picking trip through forests and swamps, or embark on a husky adventure, getting to know them and fitting harnesses for a hike or wheeled cart ride. Or, you can visit the reindeers at the nearby reindeer farm, getting up close while learning how they survive the extreme weather.
From a hike under the midnight sun to sleigh rides or walks to see the northern lights, there are many options to enjoy the natural world of Lapland. You can picnic on a berry-picking trip through forests and swamps, or embark on a husky adventure, getting to know them and fitting harnesses for a hike or wheeled cart ride. Or, you can visit the reindeers at the nearby reindeer farm, getting up close while learning how they survive the extreme weather.
From a hike under the midnight sun to sleigh rides or walks to see the northern lights, there are many options to enjoy the natural world of Lapland. You can picnic on a berry-picking trip through forests and swamps, or embark on a husky adventure, getting to know them and fitting harnesses for a hike or wheeled cart ride. Or, you can visit the reindeers at the nearby reindeer farm, getting up close while learning how they survive the extreme weather.
A 1km walk by the river Juutua takes you to SIIDA, the Sámi Museum and Nature Centre. Here you can learn about Northern culture throughout history and what it means now and understand the eight seasons of Lapland. To see more in a day, a snowmobile tour will take you to both SIIDA and Pielpajärvi where an old church sits, while stopping for lunch along the way.
A 1km walk by the river Juutua takes you to SIIDA, the Sámi Museum and Nature Centre. Here you can learn about Northern culture throughout history and what it means now and understand the eight seasons of Lapland. To see more in a day, a snowmobile tour will take you to both SIIDA and Pielpajärvi where an old church sits, while stopping for lunch along the way.
A 1km walk by the river Juutua takes you to SIIDA, the Sámi Museum and Nature Centre. Here you can learn about Northern culture throughout history and what it means now and understand the eight seasons of Lapland. To see more in a day, a snowmobile tour will take you to both SIIDA and Pielpajärvi where an old church sits, while stopping for lunch along the way.
- The human touch
- Complete concierge service
- 24/7 out of hours contact
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