Staying in the Swedish Icehotel

The Ice Hotel in Sweden, designed by architect Luca Ronconi, is a unique destination where rooms are made of ice and can cost up to $1000 a night. Traditionally open only in winter, the hotel is now experimenting with year-round operation using solar power. Visitors can enjoy activities like viewing the Northern Lights and reindeer sledding. Guests typically spend one night in a frozen suite and can warm up in non-ice rooms. The hotel is a bucket-list destination for many due to its unique offerings and location in Lapland.

What is unique about the construction of the Ice Hotel 365?

• It uses 10 tons of ice and 135 man hours.

• It is made from recycled materials.

• It is built entirely from wood.

• It is constructed using volcanic rock.

How does the Ice Hotel plan to stay open year-round?

• By reducing the number of rooms available.

• By using solar power to maintain some suites.

• By relocating to a warmer area.

• By using geothermal energy.

Why is the Ice Hotel considered a top destination for viewing the Northern Lights?

• It has a special telescope for viewing the lights.

• It is located in a desert with clear skies.

• It is situated in an area with frequent clear skies and many nights of visibility.

• It offers guided tours to the North Pole.

What is recommended for guests staying in a frozen suite at the Ice Hotel?

• To avoid visiting the bar.

• To spend only one night in a frozen suite.

• To bring their own sleeping bags.

• To spend multiple nights in a frozen suite.

What activities can guests enjoy at the Ice Hotel?

• Surfing and beach volleyball.

• Reindeer hikes and ice carving.

• Mountain climbing and paragliding.

• Desert safaris and camel rides.