Tu alojamiento en Inari

El pueblo es muy bueno, el entorno es muy bueno, pero el inicio de la sesión y el desayuno no están en el mismo lugar, ¡debe conducir otro auto para el supermercado, algunos son incómodos, pero llamar a la información, explican entusiasta y el desayuno también es muy bueno!

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La habitación es grande y hay cuatro habitaciones con camas dobles, con cocina, sauna, lavavajillas, cafetera, microondas, ducha, nevera, etc., muy cómoda.

We were truly impressed with our stay!! The hotel is at a perfectly beautiful and quiet spot on lake inari, with some elevation around the archipelago so you can see some nice views by walking or snowshoeing. We stayed at one of the Panorama Log Cabins - it's totally worth the splurge! Having your sauna was very nice (also works well as a dry room, even when it's switched off), but I especially enjoyed the hot tub overseeing the lake. In the late afternoon when the light was magical and the lake was quiet, I could've stayed there forever. We had a corner room (504) and enjoyed lots of privacy - we slept with the curtains all open and the moonshine against the glistening snow was beautiful beyond words. The bed was so comfortable, we rested incredibly well in them. FOOD was generally excellent. Breakfast didn't have a lot of daily variation, but I love the spread and can have it every day (literally did). Lunch is also a buffet and dinner was a semi-buffet. I love the food, seriously, way better than Savoy in Helsinki for example - but I have to say, it's almost always fish or vegetarian for the dinner mains options, and for my non-seafood eating husband, he was craving for some proper meat by D4. Was a bit disappointed not having any reindeer option for dinner though! The GUIDES were all amazing - a special shoutout to Pippa and Aida who took such good care of us, and their love for the nature was infectious. I lost a part of my camera during snowshoeing, miraculously Mattie found it for me later! I enjoyed all the activities - ok maybe not so much aurora snowmobiling (though we got to see the aurora there). My helmet's visor were all frosted up, and through the dense fog on the lake at night, I could hardly see anything while speeding (ok maybe not speeding) at ~40km/hr. It was a bloody cold night as well! We haven't done any of these winter outdoor activities before, so it was all very interesting. And even though it might sound short (2 hrs for cross country ski and ice fishing) but it was enough. For the longer activities (snowmobile adventure, snowshoe), the guide will cook lunch for you, was very lovely to sit around a campfire while they do so. And these are not simple lunches, you'll have a hot sandwich, a salmon soup, some dessert, coffee or hot chocolate! Snowmobile adventure took us to a little frozen harbour and we met some wild reindeers on the way. It was also lovely to meet the huskies and the baby reindeers as well. Ok about the aurora. I guess it's all down to luck in the end. Just one comment that I wish they have more aurora hunt by car options so we could choose to join when the forecast looks good but the lake was foggy. Oh and if you're deciding between different wilderness hotels - if you're not travelling with children, I'd choose Nangu over Nellim. It's a much more beautiful hotel building and location. Last, don't be too anxious about what to wear. Obviously you bring your own base layers and base layer glov

Desayuno autoayudado, estilo diversificado, tengo mi querido pescado, salchicha y pellejo de maíz, y una máquina autoayudada de waffles, que permite a los huéspedes hacer el waffle 🧇, caliente, muy delicioso! El hotel está al lado del río Jutua, en el restaurante y en los cuartos se puede ver la belleza del río, disfrutar de la primera clase! Los camareros de la recepción están dispuestos a respondernos a nuestras preguntas, y sonríen todos! Los camareros y la comida del restaurante del hotel (Anaar) alcanzan el nivel de los hoteles de 5 estrellas. Cuando se va a comer, explicará a cada plato, cuál es su plato principal, plato de comida y plato de pastel! La máquina de calor más desafortunada no tiene calor, el clima colorido no es demasiado frío. ¡Hay un tubo de calor para ropa seca en el dormitorio, y se seca rápidamente sus ropas!

Excellent small and remote lodging in very north Lapland. Big enough to have a good time but small enough to feel intimate. Stayed for 5 nights in December and it was perfect. We rented a riverside cabin and the views were amazing. We saw the northern lights 4 out of the 5 nights. Cabin was well situated and equipped. All staff were friendly and welcoming, restaurant food was really really nice. We ate there for breakfast every day and most dinners. We took an ice fishing trip with them and they provided all gear and it was a great time. Highly recommend for a remote and authentic Arctic experience!