We booked an igloo on the lake for one night and it was very nice. The view from the igloo is beautiful and the igloo itself is modern, clean and comfortable with a small sink, a gas stove, a natural fridge, dry toilets, bluetooth speaker, heating system and a comfy bed.It is a really nice experience and we would recommend! The facilities are shared in the main building and were clean. The breakfast was good with different choices for all sorts of diets.

There was a bit of miscommunication about the activities. We totally understand that everything depends on the weather conditions, however we would have appreciated to be informed of the cancellation of the activity that was booked a little bit more in advance. Fortunately we were still able to book something else with their partner company and re-organise ourselves.

The igloo was great, aurora could be seen from the warm comfort indoors. The bed was comfy. The view of the frozen lake was idyllic. Watching the huskeys get ready for their excursions was fun to see. Was only a short walk to main residence for shower and restaurant. For the poor reviews I've read on certain aspects those reviewers need to go stay 5* somewhere as I don't know what they expect from a confined space.

This is not a dislike, rather an observation for other guests. The igloo toilet is a composting toilet and not much room, is ok if you need to go in the night. But it's only a short walk to main building if you prefer.

We stayed in the igloo for one night. Two adults a one 6 year old child. We arrived and the staff explained the igloo well and were welcoming. Would recommend purely for the experience and location.

The breakfast wasn't great and I thinks it could be improved for those that are gluten free. The 8/10 is mainly for the breathtaking location. One thing to bear in mind is that the huskies/snow mobiles were very noisy outside the igloo and ran from 8.30am-10.30pm. Not ideal with a young child but if it was just us adults It would have not been a issue.

We had a perfect, though short stay in the guesthouse. The room was comfortable and warm, the breakfast was tasty and hearty, WiFi was working fine. But the main thing was the LAKE !!! There are ski tracks for cross-country skiing just by the guesthouse, we just didn't have enough time to check if they circumnavigate the whole lake (which is quite big). And... there is fish under the thick ice!!! We spent a couple of lucky hours :D and had a nice picnic on the ice, thank you, Antti! One more thing - the guesthouse stands in a mysterious place - you fall asleep as soon as you put your head down :) I wish to come back in summer, then in winter, then again in summer and again in winter...

My fiance and I stayed a week in the glass igloo, and it might have been the best holiday of our lives. Lapland in winter is simply stunning, and the glass igloo made our experience really special. It's nice and warm inside, the bed is comfortable, there is plenty of storage space, and the kitchen is great for cooking up small dishes (like hot dogs or breakfast). The freely included sauna is a nice bonus too, which we made use of almost every day. :-) We saw the northern lights twice! And this is where the glass igloos excel: You don't have to be out in the freezing cold to wait for the auroras to show up. Instead, you can just stay warm and wait inside and enjoy a glass of wine. It was perfect. The activities they offer are great as well. We went on a husky sled ride which was fantastic, and their partner Luplandi offered amazing tours too! (snowmobiling was another highlight!) All in all, I couldn't be happier with our stay here. Compared to other glass igloos in Lapland, I believe this one offers (by far) the best value for your money!

The idea of a glass igloo is appealing - however be prepared for some space challenges. These igloos obviously have great access in summer to water - so likely will be enticing at that time of year. The beds were great - comfortable. Space for bags minimal - we had to decanter our clothes into our small carryon bags. even then could only have one bag open at a time. There were great subfloor storage for food (like an esky). Advertised to have kitchen - but no cooking utensils really supplied - no plates, bowls, cutlery. Family very happy to allow us to take some from BFast to use later. Issue is no ability to cook as no pots / pans supplied! After a big day out - only option was to eat in the restaurant on site - or have sandwiches only. Thus advertising a little off for what the igloos provide. Family - staff lovely. Very helpful (even with my limited Finnish). Loved the night out hunting for the northern lights. Even if nothing occurs you get a traditional Finnish campfire - food - conversation. Just rug up! My daughter loved patting the husky's as they returned from a run! A visit to the local Arctic zoo is a must!!

Toilet. lucky we are smallish. At 5ft 8" i had great difficulty sitting. I would not recommend this to anyone 6ft and above or an older couple (in 70+). It would be too difficult to manage.

I really appreciated the availability of breakfast and the friendly staff. The opportunity to experience husky safaris right on the lake, without needing to travel anywhere extra, was fantastic. You can enjoy the Northern Lights, although there is some light pollution around. The place is very pleasant and reasonably priced.

The big house was quite noisy at night due to some people coming in and out around 4-5 am. It disturbed the peace and made it hard to sleep.

Lovely place. We stayed for 3 nights in the guesthouse, followed by 2 nights in the igloos. Beautiful rural location on lake Ranua, so it's wonderful for hiking, activities and viewing the Northern Lights as we were lucky enough to see on our last night in the Igloo. Really nice staff especialy Joanna and Antti, our guide for the snowmobile safari. Delicious local food and drink - I recommend the haikku (highland cattle) kebab, the cloudberry drink and the ice cream mug (including cowberry ice cream). Fun activities to do, that are easy to arrange. You participate fully, so you drive the snowmobile and you drive the husky sled but it's straightforward enough. You can just ask about hiring snowshoes for the day or go on a guided snowshoe walk. You can also arrange to visit the reindeer farm on Wednesday or Saturday in winter. All the facilities you need are in the room - table, fridge, kettle, a stove in the igloo, a microwave in the guesthouse. Amazing panoramic view from the igloo. You can reserve the sauna for a particular hour and then you have it to yourself.

It was all brilliant.

The staff were friendly and accommodating. They shared their experiences and stories with us during our stay. The activities - husky sleigh, snowmobile and Northern Light hunting were AMAZING! We loved the quiet location - helped to relax and enjoy time away.

Price of dinner meals were a little expensive with no variety available. The igloo power point didn’t work and we had to charge devices in dining area (this could have been user error as the charging point was difficult to reach)

The Igloo is very cute and exactly as it looks in the photos. You have a view over the frozen lake and cannot see into any other igloos. The Igloo is compact but has great space saving storage. We had two massive suitcases which we could store under the bed. And there is a 'fridge' compartment which is a hole in the floor with a cold compartment which is massive and perfect for any drink and food, as cold as a fridge. There is running water, a small sink and gas hob (which we didn't need to use). The curtains make the igloo private but the roof stays uncovered allowing you to see the sky at all time. The heating is fantastic, we kept it on 18c and is was always warm and the heating went up and down exactly how you set it. The hosts are lovely and very willing to help with anything. The food in the restuarant is fantastic, it's a very cosy rustic vibe with a tv which was playing a mix of old Emmerdale episodes and Finnish tv. The husky rides they provide at the guesthouse go from right in front of the igloo so you can watch them go past a few times a day. We didn't use this service but it looked better than the service we used as it was often a private tour with just 2 people and they spent time allowing you to meet the dogs. There are usb charging points for phones etc. There is also a plug point on the bed. I would definitely recommend having a car if you are looking at this location as there is not much to do nearby.

The only downside would be the toilet. It is like a caravan toilet so does not flush and is in a very compact space and perhaps they should make the curtain on the door full length rather than half length. However, you can use the normal toilets inside the building which are only 50m away. Our plug point in the igloo wouldnt allow us to plus anything in so I think it was faulty. But we were able to use USB to charge most things so it wasn't a big issue.