Lucid Dreams, design Lukas Petko, photo Asaf Kliger, Icehotel.
Icehotel 31 can be experienced from December 11 to April 11, 2021, then the winter-open part of Icehotel melts down to the Torne River again. The permanent part of the hotel, Icehotel 365, then remains and offers ice and snow experiences all year round.
Icehotel in Jukkasjarvi, in the north of Sweden, is ready. Another six art suites are created and the entire hotel of ice and snow is now complete. Step into a lucid dream, fall asleep under an ancient Magnolia tree or explore the art of listening. The six new art suites welcome the guests to pristine art experiences to remember.
Together with Icehotel's building team, ice production, creative support and lighting designers the 35 artists have created 12 unique art suites in Icehotel 31 and six new art suites in Icehotel 365 and a ceremony hall for intimate weddings and other celebrations.
Icehotel 31 can be experienced from December 11 to April 11, 2021, then the winter-open part of Icehotel melts down to the Torne River again. The permanent part of the hotel, Icehotel 365, then remains and offers ice and snow experiences all year round.
Everyone can Visit Icehotel – via AR on Instagram
Icehotel has for the last 30 years been a meeting place for people from all over the world, but this year things are different since many are restricted from traveling. For those who are unable to travel in person, Icehotel has created an Augmented Reality Experience on Instagram – a digital journey to Icehotel’s world of ice and snow – from your living room.
Icehotel opened in 1989 and is beside a hotel also an art exhibition with ever-changing art out of ice and snow. Icehotel is created in a new guise every winter, completely made out of natural ice from Torne River, one of Sweden’s national rivers and last untouched waters. When the winter season’s Icehotel has melted back into the river in the spring, a part of the hotel remains; a place where visitors can experience the ice and snow year-round.
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