Ulasan Arctic TreeHouse Hotel

Huge thanks to Grace for her professionalism and enthusiasm, which made our Arctic Circle trip absolutely perfect and filled with magical memories. From the initial itinerary discussions to the flawless conclusion, every step truly demonstrated the value of a bespoke service. This was by far the most stress-free and fulfilling trip we've ever experienced.

If you're a couple, make sure to book for two people. Otherwise, the hotel charges extra if only one person is listed. The room temperature isn't adjustable, and the pillows are just okay. The hotel breakfast is decent, but dinner really isn't suitable for a Chinese palate. Overall, the service is good; they can help book activities you're interested in.

The hotel is quite beautiful and I highly recommend the room 37 with the brilliant view from the window.

Beautiful surroundings, and a generous breakfast.

Friendly staff but room is very small. Over priced. Would not recommend

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The room and bathroom were both on the smaller side. I personally think the price is really justified by the architectural design, the floor-to-ceiling window, and the location.

The room service at this hotel was poor. There was a small white carpet next to the bed, but when I lifted it, I found various kinds of hair. The toilet trash can lid was stuck with some kind of sticky substance for three days without being cleaned. Because my hands were covered in soap and I couldn't turn the bathroom faucet, I would use a tissue to help turn it, then stuff it into the glass door afterward. I forgot to throw it away after showering, and the next day when I returned to my room after an event, I found the tissue still on the glass wall. I recommend that independent travelers stay in the city center. The staff service was very good.

It's photogenic, but that's about it. First, it's incredibly cold; it's freezing outside. Second, it's really not worth the trip. I spent over 100 yuan for one night, and the room is even smaller than a Ji Hotel in China.

Overall, the room is very cramped, and the price is very poor. If you want to see the Aurora House, it is recommended to go north to the Ivalo area, where the price of the hotel is much higher.

The room is very luxurious, the house is unique in appearance, the room is of reasonable size and fully equipped with toothpaste and toothbrush. The hotel breakfast is very good, with a rich variety of freshly squeezed juices, and we also had lunch, which tasted very good. We experienced the exclusive elk sleigh ride for hotel guests, which was much better than going to Santa Claus Village. It may be under the airport take-off and landing route, sometimes it is a bit noisy when the plane passes by, and it is not quiet enough. The price-performance ratio feels average.

The kids loved it, the breakfast was very good, and you can eat as much caviar as you want. We had a lot of suitcases, but it was difficult to push them because of the snow, so the hotel sent us directly to the door. The service was very good. After booking, I emailed the hotel in advance and asked for a room with a view. You can upgrade it directly by paying a few euros. There is a ski resort outside the door, and you can occasionally see people skiing on the snow.

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The service was very good. Everyone was very polite. The place was beautiful and I took a lot of photos. We checked out a little late but didn't say anything. It was a pity that we didn't see the northern lights here. Because it's made of wood, it may have a bit of smell. But if you want to take pictures, I recommend a single bed. Our double bed was a bit crowded in front.