Floating in summer, frozen in winter — Sweden’s Arctic Circle floating lodge offers aurora views

▲ Swedish floating lodge (Photo /Arctic Bath AB Facebook page)

By Rita

This might just be the most unique hotel in the world. Located in Swedish Lapland, this floating lodge isn’t stationed in one fixed spot. In summer, it drifts on the Lule River, and in winter, it freezes in place. Isn’t that incredibly special?

According to the Daily Mail,there are many ways to explore the Arctic Circle. Many people visit Santa Claus Village in Finland to take photos with him. Now, staying in a unique lodge has become a brand-new option.The Arctic Bath hotel focuses on the accommodation experience. The architecture of this floating lodge is also very distinctive, with a roof made of locally sourced wood at the top. Guests staying here have a high chance of seeing the aurora.

▲ Minimalist experience at the Swedish floating lodge (Photo / Arctic Bath AB Facebook page)

Unlike the convenience of Asia, the environment and climate of the Arctic Circle create a minimalist lifestyle — an irreplaceable experience. The lodge is set to open in early 2018, designed by the team behind the famous Swedish treehouses.