7 Finnish Glass Igloos & Northern Lights Villas Summary

Finland is an addictive place; this guide summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of 7 glass cabins in Finland, teaching you how to choose the glass cabin that suits you! Choose the right house and posture to correctly chase the light, please accept this full and pure dry goods!

Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort, Finland

This glass house is the most famous; the holiday facilities are well-equipped; 360-degree panoramic glass house. It is a 15-minute drive from the center of Sali Selca.
The location is excellent, just a street away from the city center of Salzburg. It is both lively and peaceful. It opened in 2016, so it is very new. The design is half glass, with half-open glass windows facing north. It has a private bathroom. The facilities are well-equipped, and they also offer snow activities. If you stay here, you can participate in activities such as dog sledding or snowmobiling, which are available nearby at normal prices. The cost performance is very high, with prices around 500 euros during peak season.
Located near Salisarca, a ski resort in a glass mountain top, offering the best view among the three major glass house hotels in Salisarca, and an excellent spot for observing the Aurora. It just opened this year and is very new. There are two types of rooms available, one with a larger area of about 30 square meters, and another with a larger glass ceiling but a smaller house area of about 20 square meters. The price is around 400 euros, with excellent value for money.
360-degree panoramic glass house with independent en-suite bathroom. Featuring unique ice and snow sauna room, as well as a massage bathtub amidst ice and snow! Operating since 2014 and has been highly praised.
Opened in 2016, the house has a large area and newly decorated interior, with en-suite bathroom. It is almost a panoramic glass house, with only one side against the wall (I personally think this design is a bit awkward). It offers good value for money, slightly lower price compared to other glass houses, around 450-500 euros during peak season.

Nordic Cabin in the Wilderness

Just opened this year, it will start operating at the end of November or early December; It has a high cost performance, with a price of about 300 euros; It has a container-style design with floor-to-ceiling windows facing north, providing excellent views of the Northern Lights; Not too many people have heard of it yet, so it's relatively easy to book.

Seaside glass villa

Started operating last year, the facilities are new and beautiful, with individual bathrooms; a row of white container-like houses, with glass on two sides and a glass roof, facing the Baltic Sea; next to a beautiful ice castle; can order food and have it delivered to the room.