We’re often asked for an Ice Hotel or Glass Igloos Iceland and the simple answer is there aren’t any!
The Glass igloos, pictured above, are in Finland. The resort pictured is the Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort. Want to stay there? Click HERE!
FAQs
Are there glass igloos in Iceland?
No. There are currently no Glass Igloos in Iceland.
Is there an Iceland Igloo Hotel?
No. This is the same as a glass igloo, still the answer is no – there are no Iceland Igloo Hotels
Is there an Ice Hotel in Iceland?
No, there is no Ice Hotel In Iceland. Whilst it would be fantastic, the construction of an Ice Hotel in Iceland is not feasible due to the lack of available frozen water and the specific conditions required to build an ice hotel are not met in this country. However, Iceland offers a wide array of other unique attractions that make it a captivating destination for travelers worldwide.
Is there an Icehotel Reykjavik?
No, there is currently not an Ice hotel or Ice bar in Reykjavik.
There are a small selection of accommodations that are glass house in style but to the best of out knowledge there are no glass igloos to view the Northern Lights in Iceland.
Our most popular Glass Igloo Package is to stay at Kakslauttanen Igloo Resort in Finland (pictured above) – for more Info Click HERE
If you would like to stay in an Ice Hotel, there are many options – click HERE for more info
For the building of the Ice Hotel in Sweden, when the ice is harvested from the Torne river, it is cut and stored in giant freezers (pictured) ready to be used for building the Icehotel.
Iceland
In Iceland, there are no Ice Palaces or Ice Hotels – you can walk through glaciers and visit Ice Caves however this very dependent on the weather also, if is far safer to do these experiences with a local guide – not only are they trained to high standards but will often be able to take you for unique experiences whilst keeping you safe.
Whilst it is not possible to stay in an Ice Hotel in Iceland, there are plenty of other excellent accommodation options – and we’ve certainly got our favourites. Our guide Agust owns a fantastic guesthouse in Iceland and if you’re looking to experience some of the raw beauty of the Icelandic nature he is, we think, one of the best people to show you that.
Do get in touch if you’re interested in arranging a trip to Iceland – even though it won’t be to stay in an ice hotel!
Other FAQs about Glass Igloo locations:
Are there glass igloos in Greenland – No
Can you stay in glass igloos in London – No
Glass igloos in Reykjavik – No, Reykjavik is in Iceland and there are no glass igloos in Iceland.
