A Swedish hotel will dissolve soon... How so?

2023-12-23 2023-12-23T11:35:08Z

ArabiaWeather - Ice lovers and adventure lovers can enjoy a unique experience in a hotel made of ice, which differs from other hotels in the world, as this unique hotel is built annually by architects and artists, and they use about five thousand tons of ice to form this work. The wonderful technician.

Welcome to SWEDISH ICE HOTEL

The hotel is made of ice and is designed with great care to provide a unique and magical experience. What distinguishes it most is that it is temporary in nature, as it is built during the winter and remains standing until the end of the summer, then work on its construction begins again the following winter.

It is considered one of the unique destinations in the world, as it is built of sculpted ice, and appears differently every year. Which provides job opportunities for the residents of the area, and the hotel receives its visitors from mid-December to the end of April , offering them a unique and exciting experience.

The idea of the "Ice Hotel" dates back to 1989 , when sculptors carved an ice house to be used as a bar, and after some guests slept in it during a festive party, the idea of creating a hotel made of ice came.

This unique hotel is located in the town of Jukasjärvi, 200 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle, and offers an exceptional experience to its visitors. The hotel gives guests the opportunity to sleep in rooms designed entirely of ice to enjoy the real snow atmosphere. The splendor of the hotel is emphasized by its visitors, as confirmed One of the guests:

"It's a very nice hotel. We don't have snow in Taiwan, so that's what makes the place so exciting for us."

The hotel consists of 60 rooms , each of which has a unique design and special lighting. About a hundred people are participating in building the hotel, and its construction process takes about two months, starting in October. Building the hotel requires about five thousand tons of ice and snow, which is hard and tiring work, according to artist Anna Olhind. Who participated in building the hotel in 2010. She says:

“Designing rooms is very stressful and takes a long time.”

The cost of staying in the “ice hotel” is about 230 euros per night, and visitors often spend only one night in the ice rooms, and then spend the rest of their stay in Swedish wooden houses. The average temperature in the ice rooms reaches five degrees Celsius below zero, which is It is considered warm compared to the outside weather, where the temperature reaches twenty degrees Celsius below zero.