You've heard of overwater bungalows?
Yeah. Those are nice.
This is kind of like that, but with a couple notable differences.
1. This hotel is situated on an Arctic river.
2. It floats in the summer and freezes into the ice during winter.
Pack both a parka and a swimsuit for Arctic Bath Hotel and Spa, an intriguing and isolated new resort in northern Sweden. After months of hype, it's finally open and ready to host you.
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The whole vibe here is one of minimalism and timber. The property is comprised of six detached floating cabins and six additional cabins on land, including a 667-square-foot two-story suite. Assuming you want something of the floating variety, you'll get a 260-square-foot cabin full of blonde wood, with a modern bathroom, heated floors and a minibar.
Those rooms are joined by a circular spa, which you can reach via floating walkways. Said spa is where you'll engage in massages, sauna sessions and yoga, plus alternating hot and cold water baths.
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Once you've had your fill of dry heat and Swedish massages from actual Swedes, be sure to look up. The spa's open patio gives you a prime view of the star-filled skies and the Northern Lights.
And when you get hungry, there's a menu of meals, snacks and smoothies that focus on clean, local ingredients. As you can see, they take wellness quite seriously here.
But, don't worry, there's still Wi-Fi.