I stay in a cosy christmas cottage WATCH HERE 👉https://youtu.be/j6-uw7wkEbs?si=8Qqy65BmfPeraT4i

The 'jewels in the headboard' actually represent the Constellation of Ursa Major (The Plough or Big Dipper). The end two stars point towards Polaris, The Pole Star.

Asking everyone who graces us with their visit: please remember that the whole Rovaniemi region is populated by common people just like you and me. So all the domestic animals you see belong to someone (and unless told so, are not a general attraction). The houses are homes of regular folks (both Finns and Saami). Finns respect the privacy of others so please do not go touring on the yards or such without permission! The animals, also reindeers, will get sick if you feed them. Layman's right do not extend to private properties and since it is uncommon to build big fences here, please be respectful and mindful of the fact that you might be trespassing without even realizing it. Thank you in advance and welcome to Finland. 😊

Your vlogging personality is the greatest there is on Internet. Never stop! :)

24:09 They serve tiny food,
and giant spoon !!!! 😂

This guy is really good, and i just love looking at luxury that i would never be able to afford.

I went to the arctic circle with  my mum.  We saw the northern lights every night. beautiful

I will continue to live my life vicariously through you Tim! Great video yet again! ❤

Always always always use a beanie when hot tubbing in the -10°C or colder temperatures! You freeze your head, lose consciousness and eventually drown. Happens more often than one would think.

I stayed in one of the glass igloos at the Arctic SnowHotel in Rovaniemi in November of 2022, and it was absolutely amazing.  I loved it there.

When its -20 here in Canada we say: "its a bit chilly today."

I can go to places I've only dreamed of by watching your videos . Thankyou 😊

We stayed here 8-9th December 2023 in cabin/igloo 714, absolutely loved it and they also gave us a bottle of champagne for my 60th   which was a nice touch. We had driven from Levi and drove back to Levi the next day. Amazing trip, beautiful location.

That cost more than I expected but still very nice anyway. That bowl for the apple dessert was amazing, such a huge bowl for such a tiny pud! 😆

It was surprising to see that the non-igloo half of the "hotel" is just a very normal modern Finnish house! It looks like someone's home but then there's an igloo room when you go inside. As a Finn I kind of expected this very expensive hotel village in Rovaniemi to look a little more special 🤣Oh well, as long as it's a good experience for visitors, that's all that matters!

I've been binge watching Tim all afternoon. From the places he visits and means of transportation to his narration it's become my favorite travel channel.

First off let me say that transition from the hot tub to going to dinner was well done. Absolutely awesome. Secondly, I’m watching the video and I’m seeing like the carousel and the snowmobiles and the lighting and it’s at night. It really struck me like something out of a novel. Maybe a fantasy novel of some sort. But it really seems so surreal. You do get to go to some of the most unique and interestingP. And I as a viewer would like to say thank you for taking us along with you. I know this is your job and how you make money. But that’s OK. It’s still awesome to be able to go along with you on these adventures. Sorry about your wife not getting to go. That guy was quite a jerk. He could’ve handled that in a much more cordial and respectful business like manner. I do believe she would’ve really loved that place. But you get her passport issue taken care of and take her there. Like I said, I think you were right. She would really enjoy that. Again, thank you for sharing and posting the video. God bless.

Omg its great to see huskies in their natural habitat

1550 for 2 nights, a hot tub, breakfast, main course dinner, fun in the snow, and a chance to see the northern lights. I'd say that's more than worth it. It's really the whole experience that needs to be rated here.
As someone who likes food, I wouldn't be too happy with those tiny portions though.
So tips to myself: take pot noodles and earplugs for the night.

I’m so lucky I can see the Northern Lights from my back garden in Inverness on a regular basis and I never get bored of seeing it. The glass house looks really good actually, though a bit on the tiny side, actually same size as a regular cabin offshore on most North Sea oil platforms but much more stylish! Lol I’m also lucky I can go skiing half an hour drive from Inverness at Cairngorm Mountain resort in Aviemore