This hotel can best be described as rustic, but with the charm that comes with it. First of all, the hotel is in an excellent location if you are arriving / departing Kiruna by train, as it is located literally on the platform, however that said, it is a ten minute uphill walk to the city centre (but good for... More

Our group was allocated 3 rooms, one was a large "suite" of sorts. The decoration & quality of furniture was around the 1950's (& that was being generous). Bed duvets looked thinner than wood shavings...... The other 2 rooms were small, dark & exceptionally uninviting - think "Porridge" for those of you old enough to know the BBC TV series.... More

We stayed here after staying a night in the IceHotel to de-thaw! It is literally right next to the railroad tracks but we didn't hear any noise. We paid $75 for a tiny little room originally. It would have been worth it. The hotel was almost empty, though, so we asked if there were any rooms that had a queen... More

About a 5-10min walk from the main street in Kiruna (but right on the station platform if coming by train!), this hotel provided a very comfortable respite from the winter conditions! Manager Patrick speaks good english and was very helpful, it had a good continental breakfast included and free internet. We had the suite and if I were you I'd... More

We stayed at this hotel at the start of our adventure to the Ice Hotel. We got in from Kiruna airport late and there was still someone on reception to greet us. The hotel is in Kiruna's oldest building and it has been done nicely. Our first night was spent in a room looking over the railtracks and we slept... More

The hotel is located at the railway station. It is simple and of low standard, but clean. The building is rather old. No elevator is available to reach the two upper floors, which makes this hotel rather unfir for older age guests. Kiruna thanks its exsistance due to the high quality ironore which is being explored worldwide. This also can... More