 The main hallway There were the entrances of the hallways to guest rooms. |
 The hallway to the guest rooms |
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The main hallway There were the entrances of the hallways to guest rooms. |
The hallway to the guest rooms |
There was just a curtain at the entrance of guest rooms, not a door. Is it safe to leave any valuables??  |
| Each guest room has many unique decorations and beds, so it was more like the ice museum than the hotel.         |
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● The Most Expensive Guestroom Luckily, this time, I could see the most expensive room called "Luxury Suite," Which isn't usually for public. It costs about 700 euros ( 70000 yen) per night. |
In the regular room, we just sleep in a sleeping bag on the hard ice bed. On the contrary, we sleep on a regular soft bed placed in the ice bed frame. Got it!! |
 The Special Room "Luxury Suite" |
 Comfortable!! |
| At the further back of the hotel, I went upstairs to the rooftop. It was called "Aurora Balcony." Good!! And I saw Torne river, which goes through behind the ice hotel.   |
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I learned that the ice naturaly melts and goes into Torne river in Spring. To the contrary, in Fall, the ice hotel starts to make its base with some big ice cubes they made by themselves. Then they pick lots of ice up from the frozen Torne river |
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and put them on the base and complete it every year. Wow!!!! Nice!! An outdoor passage like a maze leads to Torne river and I saw a colourful freezer on the way. |
 The colorful freezer really went well with the ice hotel. |
 I heard the barking so I followed the sound and I saw a several dogs being trained on the flozen Torne river. |