Holiday Village Inari

Excellent and very helpful service. Close to the lake and village centre. Good access by public transportation. Great location to spot the Northern Lights. Nice cabins. Highly recommended. Thank you for having me!

Camping near inari lake.near sentrum ( 500 meter)..nice camping area. Cheap cabins or luxury, you choose and then you pay. Stayed there 2-3 times and it's great.just a little overpriced! This year we choose hotel rooms and that was cheaper.

We stayed 2 nights in a panoramic cabin and one in an aurora cabin. While they both had the same view, the aurora cabin is infinitely better. It also costs a lot more. And, they aren't always available. There was nothing really wrong with the panoramic cabin. It has large windows that overlook the lake, a kitchenette with a small refrigerator, stove, sink, and electric kettle, and a small bathroom. The shower is really tiny, but had plenty of hot water and good water pressure. There's no room for more than a toothbrush at the bathroom sink. On the other hand, the aurora cabin really feels luxurious with a huge bathroom, sitting area with two chairs and a couch, and (best of all) heated floors. There is also an area to remove your boots and things when you come in the door. There is no kitchen facility, but there is an electric kettle and tea/coffee. The most amazing thing are the views of the sky from the bed area. The overhead windows are heated so that snow/ice doesn't cover them and we were able to see the aurora as we lay in bed. The office staff were as lovely as they could be. They have some tub-like sleds to haul your luggage to the cabin (really, this helps a lot in the snow). Breakfast was offered in the reception area and there was usually a cheery fire there, too. It was a simple buffet with cold meats and cheeses, bread, oatmeal, yogurt, and different egg and protein dishes each day. There was tea/coffee and juice. However, for dinner, you have to trudge to the Hotel Inari. It's not really that far (1/3 of a mile), but in the snow and cold, it seems pretty far. Because we were on the 1/2 board plan, there was a set menu, but they did ask if we had any allergies or dietary requirements (we didn't, so I can't speak to those offerings). We stayed 3 nights and had different foods each night. I was surprised how nicely they were presented and how tasty everything was. This is a pretty small town and we were essentially a captive audience. We had booked a package with excursions, so a van picked us up and dropped us off for them, otherwise, we would have walked to the excursion office located next to the hotel.

We stayed in a studio cabin here. From the first glance inside, you can see this place is immaculately designed and presented with high end finishes. It was also well kitted out with good bedding, good toiletries and towels, a well equipped kitchen and very clean. The private sauna was lovely and there are huge windows and a furnished balcony perfect for taking in lake views / northern lights. The location right on the lake is great and it’s a short walk to everything in town and siida (museum). On the downside, storage was a bit lacking. There are wall hooks and a boot tray but a bench or luggage rack for a clothes bag would have been welcome. There are also no opening windows or even a ventilation panel. In the winter, this might be fine but for summer, the room feels airless and the air conditioning needs to be used for air flow unless the door is open. I would much prefer free fresh air for ventilation to wasting energy on air conditioning. Our cabin also had absolutely no internet connection whatsoever and we had to be at the reception building to have any connectivity at all which was annoying to say the least. Still a good stay but I think it would be vastly better for winter stays than summer.

We stayed in a chalet which was wonderful with its own sauna. It was a short walk from the main lodge and was near the frozen lake. It was quiet, warm and cosy with plenty of room. We loved it and would recommend it for viewing the Northern Lights. There are plenty of activities to do and the meals are all buffet so you can stroll in to any of the meals when it suits you, within the meal times. The out door suits and boots are great.

Positiv: Sauber und freundlich Negativ: Duschkabine extrem klein, Bad roch nach Abwasser, Cabin war bei der Ankunft auf 16 Grad runtergekühlt, Strand lädt nicht zum Schwimmrn ein, keine Sitzgelegenheit draussen. Höhepunkt: um 4 Uhr morgens fing der Kühlschrank so zu lähmen, dass wir es verzogen, früh abzuweisen. Mail dazu blieb unbeantwortet Traurige Erfahrung für 138 Euro die Nacht