Scandinavia does hotels well, and Finland is no different, particularly when it comes to originality; think glass-ceilinged igloos, ice bars and tree house bedrooms. For more conventional accommodation, there's the luxurious Hullu Poro Penthouse, which is perfect for family adventures, and a selection of other hotels that have Scandi-chic down to a tee.
What to do in Finland
Learn to Mush in Finnish Lapland
Take your Lapland experience to a whole new level by learning how to mush in Finnish Lapland with a former championship musher.
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Luxury Hotels in Finland
Levi Igloos
The Levi Igloos are located just seven miles from the bustling town of Levi and with unobstructed landscapes, glistening night skies and untamed...
Arctic Snow Hotel
The Arctic Snow Hotel, near the Finnish Lapland centre of Rovaniemi, is, in our humble opinion, the best accommodation in the vicinity of the...
Arctic Tree House
Cosy treetop nests with fantastic views out over the Arctic wilderness. Each tree house pod has a glass feature-wall, making guests feel at one...
Beana Laponia
Beana Laponia is a boutique, adult only hotel in the Finnish wilderness away from most light pollution, in the perfect location for spotting...
Levi Spirit
This group of salubrious villas on the edge of the Ounasjoki River are the height of luxury amongst the wilds to the Arctic.
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How To Be More Nordic - The Original Travel Guide
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Did you know there are 22 IKEA stores in the UK, but only 20 in Sweden? An embarrassment of riches, you could say and a sure sign of how much we Brits want to be like our Nordic cousins. Stereotypically progressive, blonde haired happy people who hike mountains and eat fish they (probably)…
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Pimp My Ride
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Some roads demand to be driven, so a bog standard hire car
just won't cut it. Add some horsepower to your holiday with these
upgrades...
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Get Organised for 2020
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We may only be three months into 2019, and most of us are still probably writing the date wrong at least once a day, but alarmingly it is also time to start looking ahead to 2020. Certain destinations and experiences book up incredibly early, so now is the chance to get your organisational…
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Where to go in January
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While the rest of the country dejectedly throws out the Quality Street rejects (Strawberry Delight, anyone?) and valiantly attempts a Dry January, why not beat the blues by jetting off to pastures new this January? Whether you're looking for good old fashioned outdoorsy adventure,…
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Get Organised: What You Should Be Booking Now For 2019
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After such a beautiful summer (/seriously sweaty heatwave), it's proving quite tricky to get our heads around the fact that it's actually over **sigh**. And how is it nearly time for Christmas again? The very idea of 2019 being just around the corner feels totally alien and yet here we are,…
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