Northern Lights Village Levi

We stayed only for two nights while driving around Lapland, and I just couldn't get enough! Even though we had all cloudy days and nights, thanks to their Aurora app, we could see auroras for a few minutes on the first night. I still can't believe it! If it wasn't for the app, we wouldn't have been able to see them. They also have a Guest app which is super cool: with it you can open your cabin's door, chat with reception, check details of your room, and check for activities. I never had this service in a hotel before and it's definitely very worthy!!! They also offer winter overalls and boots for the stay. We only booked onsite the snowmobile tour, and it was SO MUCH fun! Our guide was very fun and sweet, which made the experience even better. Overall, everyone is very helpful and nice around here. We can't wait to be back!

Tucked deep in the snowy expanse of Finnish Lapland, Northern Lights Village Levi offers a surreal blend of comfort and natural wonder. The glass-roofed Aurora Cabins are thoughtfully positioned to give uninterrupted views of the night sky, making it possible to witness the Northern Lights from the warmth of a cozy bed. The atmosphere is serene, with soft Arctic silence broken only by the crackle of fireplaces or the crunch of snow underfoot. The location feels secluded yet accessible, surrounded by untouched wilderness and a magical quality that seems straight out of a dream. The experience combines raw Arctic beauty with thoughtful hospitality, where every detail—from the glow of the cabins to the warmth of the Lappish cuisine—feels designed to immerse guests in a truly otherworldly escape.

To preface, this is a beautiful property with very cool cabins and features such as in room sauna and obviously the panoramic glass window. We really enjoyed the physical aspects of the property given its beautiful location, including the private igloo sauna and hot tub which is bookable with the hotel for time slots. We also had a wonderful time during our heated sleigh ride with guides Taylor and Tor, showing us the elusive northern lights in the dark remote parts of the forest. It was a beautiful experience and I highly recommend it. Make sure to bring your warmest gear since it can get extremely cold. Unfortunately the restaurant lobby/bar experience was extremely off putting given the huge number of children at the hotel. Breakfast/dinner and almost every time we went to the lobby it was chaos with children running around unsupervised, surrounding the buffet serving tables and touching food. Thankfully a portion of the lobby was labeled as adult only seating which was a reprieve from the chaos of the general seating area, but this was weakly enforced with families sitting in this area on occasion. This is not the direct fault of the hotel but our plans to relax by the fireplace and have a nice evening dinner followed by a few drinks each evening was squandered given the children running around and tables full of plates getting tipped and crashing every so often. We ended up eating quickly and going back to the cabin. We were here in mid December so maybe it was bad timing. I would definitely suggest the hotel build another restaurant lodge given the number of guests when the rooms are fully booked and how crowded the lobby lodge was during the day.