The Treehotel is one of the most unique design-led hotels you will ever stay in; a choice of a treehouse ranging from a Bird's Nest to a UFO. Set in the stunning wilds of Swedish Lapland, it is a perfect destination for winter fun or summer adventures.
One of the most unique design-led hotels in the world with a stunning selection of tree-houses
Perfect to visit for winter adventures in the snow, or summer experiences such as horse riding or mountain biking
Set in a beautiful location in northern Sweden
Perfect to combine in winter with the Ice Hotel and in the summer with Stockholm
There are simply few hotels that can match the Treehotel's concept; to create a retreat that combines the chance to explore the unrivaled beauty of northern Sweden with rooms that are utterly unmatched in the terms of their ambitious design.
Top designers were asked to create their idea of a unique 'tree-room' and what they came up just beggars belief. The Mirrorcube is camouflaged by mirrors on all sides high up in the pine canopy. If you were just wondering that birds might not be able to see it, they have clad it in infra-red film that only birds and not humans can see - which just shows the cleverness in the design of the Treehotel. Next, The Bird's Nest's exterior is beautifully woven with wooden branches, yet inside you find a spacious living area and is accessed by a retractable staircase. The UFO is equally wacky, and easily has enough space to allow two children in the room (your children will love you forever if they could stay in a UFO). What is more fun than raising up your retractable staircase with smoke pluming up from the forest floor. The Cabin and Blue Cone are more traditional tree-houses, yet merge perfectly with the surrounding pine forest.
Without using any chemicals, or having chopped down any trees, the Treehotel has been carefully thought out from an eco-sustainable point of view, in-keeping with the stunning natural beauty all around it.
Britta’s pensionat has an authentic 1930-50’s setting and offers a restaurant, bar, sauna and relaxation area, TV, and internet - it is where all tree dwellers meet in the evening to sit by the crackling fire and talk about the adventures they have had that day.
Where the Treehotel really comes alive is the chance to explore by day - whether it is the summer or winter, there is so much to see and do. In the winter, you can visit a local Sami family and see their reindeer pastures before snowmobiling to Gorgim Lake, or take a dog-sled tour through pine forests - even showshoe, or try your hand at speedy skijoring (horse-pulled skiing). You can build your own igloo or ice fish in the Lule River. The highlight for many is snowmobiling off at night to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights. The Treehotel also combines really well with a stay at the Ice Hotel for a perfect winter escape.
In the summer think horse riding, mountain biking, trekking, sea kayaking and fishing - an amazing array of experiences that get you out and about into Sweden's stunning landscapes.
When to visit
The 7th Room is the perfect tree house for a family adventure. Located 33ft up in the pines the luxurious cabin features an outdoor net, two bedrooms and large panoramic windows that face north, perfect for watching the Northern Lights dance across the sky!
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The Treehotel is located in Harads, just south of the Arctic Circle and 100kms from Luleå.
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Arctic Retreat
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Pine Bay Lodge
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Reindeer visit at Lapland Guesthouse
Enjoy an exciting journey by snowmobile over stunning landscapes and frozen lakes to find the an magical emblem of Lapland; the Reindeer.
Sami cultural visit from Arctic Retreat
Visit a local Sami family, where the head of the family will enlighten you with their stories of surviving the harsh arctic winters, their traditions and the close bond they hold with the reindeer.
Winter survival skills at Ice Hotel
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Snowshoe Walk at Loggers Lodge
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Aurora Hideaway Dinner
Enjoy a candle-lit dinner on the frozen arctic sea offering you a fantastic view of the starry sky and perhaps even the Northern Lights .
Snowmobile safari at Arctic Retreat
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Northern Lights photography at Loggers Lodge
Head into the Arctic wilderness and learn how to photograph the Northern Lights. Under the cover of darkness your guide will teach you how to capture the elusive Aurora on a DSLR, so you'll have lasting memories of this incredible sight.
Husky dog sled ride
A trip to Lapland would not be complete without an encounter with some furry huskies. Meet the huskies and their owner and watch them be harnessed before taking off on a thrilling sled ride on forest trails.
Ice sculpting at Ice Hotel
A must-do when staying at the iconic Ice Hotel, try carving an ice sculpture of your own in an introductory sculpting class. Using the same ice as the hotel is made from, you'll learn the techniques and then be able to test your creativity!
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