Best Resorts In Lapland To Experience White Christmas

Lapland is a Scandinavia region, stretching from the Artic circle to the Norway and Sweden border and northern Finland. White Christmas refers to the Christmas when it has snowed, and according to the Finnish Meteorological Institute, there’s a 90% possibility of the Finnish Lapland experiencing a White Christmas every year. Are you planning to visit Lapland to experience a white Christmas? These are the best resorts to stay in Lapland to experience the best white Christmas:

1. Snowman World Glass Resort – Joulumaantie 5, 96930 Rovaniemi, Finland
   Snowman World Resort is located in the Santa Claus Villages in Rovaniemi, just three km from the Rovaniemi airport. Every accommodation has floor-to-ceiling windows, a private outdoor hot tub, and a sauna. Regardless of the time of the year, the isolated location and abundance of trees make the resort look majestic all year round.
   You can make a reservation from October to March if you’re chasing the Northern Lights. If you manage to be there when the Northern Lights show up, the floor-to-ceiling windows will give you the best experience of arguably the most mesmerizing view you’ll ever enjoy! If you make a reservation from December to March, you’ll also get complimentary all-day entry passes to Snowman Ice World.
   Do visit the Ounasvaara Ski Resort to get skiing lessons and to go on snowshoe tours. You can also soak in Rovaniemi’s culture, history, and nature. After a busy day, you can order food from the in-house hotel and relax while watching the flat-screen TV. Keep in mind that every accommodation has a coffee machine and a kitchenette.

2. Kassiopeia Hotels & Restaurants – 99130 Levi, Finland
   Kassiopeia Hotels & Restaurants is a group of companies offering accommodation services for business and leisure travel in Finland. Hotel K5 Levi and Hotel Levi Panorama are the two best options offered by Kassiopeia.
   Located on one of the Levi fell tops, Levi Panorama is a luxurious resort only a 15-minute drive away from the Kittilä international airport. Thanks to its unique location on the slopes, it is Levi’s only ski-in ski/out resort. All the rooms at Levi Panorama are bright and spacious, and you’ll find spaces suitable for personal use and business meetings. You get to enjoy spectacular views of the Lapland hills and plains. You can even set out for a skiing or hiking session directly from the hotel yard.
   Hotel K5 Levi is a short walk from the ski slopes and the Kätkätunturi outdoor trails. So you can go skiing or hike whenever you feel like doing it! You may choose to stay at any of the 35 spacious rooms designed with natural decor or one of the 16 well-equipped villas in the courtyard.

3. Apukka Resort- Tutkijantie 28, 96900 Rovaniemi, Finland
   Snow-clad trees on all sides flank Apukka Resort. Although the resort is isolated, it is only a five-minute drive from Rovaniemi’s city center and a ten-minute drive from the Rovaniemi International Airport. This makes it the perfect resort to spend quality time with family and friends.
   You’ll find horses, reindeer hide throws, wooden sauna huts, glass roof cabins, and multicolored ice sculptures at the resort. We often assume that top resorts feature only modern amenities. But Apukka Resort is arguably the pick of the bunch despite its balance of rustic character and modern features.
   Every cabin in the resort has a unique identity because of the unique paintings, rugs, and trinkets. The staff is ready to guide you from dawn until midnight. You can spend time on horse-drawn sleigh rides, guided snowshoe hikes, private sauna sessions, and snowmobile tours. And when you’re at it, you can keep your children occupied with ice carving, ski lessons, and sledding.

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