Santa's Hotel Aurora & Igloos Bewertungen

Der Kundenservice war der Beste und alle waren so nett, dass ich froh war, dass ich mich von Anfang an entschieden habe, hierher zu kommen. Obwohl ich früher als zur Check-in-Zeit ankam, war das Zimmer frei, sodass ich früher einsteigen konnte. Direkt vor dem Hotel befindet sich ein Reiseveranstalter und in der Nähe gibt es ein Skigebiet, sodass Sie viele Dinge bequem unternehmen können.

Wir übernachteten in einem Iglu, obwohl es bewölkt war und wir das Polarlicht nicht sehen konnten, fühlten wir uns sehr friedlich und entspannt, als wir im Bett lagen und in den Himmel und die Umgebung blickten. Die Rezeptionistin war sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Als wir Fotos am Herd machten, zündete sie das Feuer an, was für eine tolle Atmosphäre sorgte.

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Der Service ist gut und entspannt, das Personal sind entspannte, normale Leute. Essen gut, Hamburger und Lachsnudeln waren lecker, Frühstück gut und ausreichend. Das Zimmer ist sauber und die Sauna ist schön nach einem Besuch in der Tundra. Ich empfehle dieses Hotel.

Das Zimmer mit Schwedenofen war sehr schön. Wir finden es toll, dass die Zimmer nicht grundsätzlich täglich gereinigt werden, jedoch auf Wunsch - somit werden unnötige Tücherwechsel etc. vermieden. Die Sauna im Zimmer sind eher klein (Liegen keine Option!). Das Aufheizen dauert ca. 1h. Danach ist sie angenehm zu geniessen. Wir hatten Halbpension, wobei wir es schade fanden, dass es nur ein 3-Gang-Menü gibt und wenn man einen Gang wechseln möchte bezahlt man bei der Vorspeise und beim Dessert 5€ und beim Hauptgang 10€. Das ist schade, da es ja der Fall sein kann, dass man etwas nicht mag. Das Essen war immer sehr fein. Jedoch würde ich beim nöchsten Mal ohne Halbpension empfehlen, so kann mach sich selbst durch die Karte essen. Das Servicepersonal war eher zurückhaltend aber stets freundlich. Vom Hotel aus ist man schnelm im Zentrum und hat schöne Ausflugsmöglichkeiten rundherum.

Als Alleinreisender war ich auf der Suche nach einem ruhigen, sauberen und gemütlichen Hotel in der Natur von Finnisch Lappland. Fazit: Gesucht und gefunden! Ich hatte das Vergnügen 5 Nächte in Santa's Hotel Aurora in Luosto zu verbringen. Sowohl das tägliche Frühstück als auch das (im Vorfeld zusätzlich gebuchte) Mittagessen waren stets reichhaltig, frisch und lecker. Mit vollem Magen ging es dann nach draußen wo quasi direkt vor der Tür diverse Wanderruten rund um den 514 Meter hohen Ukko-Luosto im Pyhä-Luosto-Nationalpark. führten. Das Zimmer und die restlichen Räumlichkeiten waren sauber. Das Personal war immer herzlich und zuvorkommend. Nach einer langen Wanderung konnte man sich in der Zimmereigenen Sauna erholen.

Wir waren eine Woche in den Winterferien. 4 Tage im Superior Zimmer und 3 im Glasiglu. Das Haus ist etwas in die Jahre gekommen, die Zimmer sind eher gross für Skandinavien, der Service auch den Umständen geschuldet mit Potenzial. Die Auswahl im Restaurant in überschaubar, aber die Qualität sehr gut. Das Highlight sind sicher die Glasiglu!

We had a lovely time in this hotel. The rooms are cosy and comfortable and the breakfast is nice. The fire in the bar area is lovely to warm up with a hot drink after a cold activity. The staff make this hotel extra special and my grandaughter absolutely loved Rukka who always had lots of time for her and gave her a little trainee elf badge which she was very proud of. We were made to feel like friends by Rukka and she gave the hotel a warm and welcoming feel.

Stayed here over Xmas '23 and had a lovely time. Room was nice with a wonderful view, staff were really friendly and helpful and the food was great. There's child friendly options too. The hotel is in a great location next door to the Ski resort and safari office.

Amazing! We stayed in one of the igloos & it was fabulous. Small but just what we needed for an amazing family stay. The heated glass roof clears the snow so you can lie & see the stars & aurora, whilst in the cosy igloo. The main building is lovely & only a very short walk away. The restaurant was really nice offering a good selection of delicious food served by very helpful staff. The resort itself is small & beautiful, lots of walks & stunning scenery. There is a ski slope which was a 2 minute walk from the back of the hotel. I would certainly recommend & hope t return one day

We stayed at this beautiful hotel for 3 nights early December as part of the TUI package to Lapland. On-route to the hotel we stopped off to get our winter gear. Transfer around 1hour 30mins. The resort of Luosto has a few hotels, ski slope, souvenir shops and reasonable priced supermarket. The average cost for a glass of wine and beer is £10+ . Room: Very spacious, we had a double bed and sofa bed in another room. Sauna was an added bonus. If you wanted any housekeeping you just had to ask at the front desk. We stored our snow gear in the ground floor heated room which was handy. Location: The hotel was just a 5 minute walk to the ski slope. As a family of 3 we all had a 45 minute lesson for around £130. This is where you can also sledge and go tubing this cost us 20 euros for as long as you liked. I highly recommend this it was so much fun. There is also a nice restaurant/bar here. Staff: I would like to say a big thank you to all the staff who were always helpful and friendly. Also small bar area and nice seats by the log fire. Restaurant: Lovely restaurant area and friendly staff. We were half board breakfast was a continental option with lots of choice including porridge. We were half board and the food was fresh and delicious. We didn’t have a choice it was just a set 3 course but luckily we are not fussy eaters. We were a bit disappointed that there was no children’s menu as there was no way my son would eat reindeer or fish soup. So we had a takeaway from a lovely restaurant just down the road called Puna Kettu. Here you could have lovely pizzas and fries. Trips: We had the taster sessions on the Saturday where you have a try of the reindeer ride, husky, snow mobile - I would say just around a few minutes but sometimes that is enough for the younger ones. This day was around -20 but lovely cabins to have a hot chocolate and warm up by the fire. When we went to see Santa this lasted under 60 seconds wasn’t personal and he looked very fake. So that aspect of it was very disappointing. We paid extra for the night snow mobile tour which was 3 hours. We stopped off in a hut half way through the journey to light a fire and to have berry juice. We are so glad we done the trip as we were so lucky to see the Northern Lights. We also paid for the husky ride which was 2 hours, this was a great trip again where you have the chance to meet the dogs and drive the sled. Again these were cold days around -20. On the return home we stopped off in Santa Village, lots of souvenir shops. I have rated the hotel a 4* due to there being no child menu at the hotel. I think they should offer fries at least as guests at the other hotels had a separate menu for children. We would love to return to Lapland but unfortunately it cost so much money. It was something we are so glad we experienced and created so many memories, such a beautiful and picturesque place. You will not be disappointed going to this hotel and it comes highly recommended. Tips: tak

Stayed a night on our way back South from a week long hike in Muotka. The basic room we booked ahead was very afforable and pleasantly modern. We had previous experience with Santa’s Hotel from their Saariselkä location and it was nowhere near as enjoyable. Everything here was very neat and taken care of, timeless and clean. We enjoyed the sauna in the room, the bed was very comfortable and the basic room had everything we needed. It was bigger than we expected, too. Our only mild complaint was the toilet paper which seemed very cheap and thin. The breakfast was lacking varierty (ie. no bacon, scrambled eggs etc) but it is off-season and it wasn’t very busy at the hotel so it made sense. Still very enjoyable and tasty breakfast, calm area to eat and pleasant staff. Overall, our stay was everything we wanted and the price was very affordable considering the quality of the service and the stay in general! The small grocery store and a good restaurant (Punakettu) were within an easy walking distance, too, and we got to park out car right in front of the hotel entrance.

My husband and I stayed at this hotel in December with our 7 year old son. Upon arriving, the hotel appeared worn and in need of a makeover. No lift and stairs that look like they're stuck in the 70's. The breakfast was very disappointing and left a lot to be desired. The beds and fold out sofa were not very comfortable at all. The room felt unwelcoming and bland. To top it off, when my husband became very unwell the morning that we had to leave at 5am for a flight out of Finland, our 7 year old son left his iPad in the room. I had tried to pay our outstanding bill at the reception, only to find that all of the doors were locked, and the only way out was at the end of the 70's style corridor. I emailed the reception to let them know that I had to pay the outstanding bill and requested their account details so that I could transfer the money in, and also to let them know that our son had left his treasured iPad in the room. I received a strange phone call as I was boarding our flight out of Finland (I was literally on the plane looking for my seat!) from the hotel telling me that a transfer driver was waiting for us. The hotel was aware that we had a car as I had discussed parking with them previously. I found the phone call to be unusual and inadvertently naive, with a hidden agenda, The receptionist on the other end went on to say 'Oh, ok then' and accepted that we in fact did have a car, however proceeded to "inform" me of our outstanding bill. I told the her that I had emailed them earlier and to check their emails because I had already told them I needed their account details to pay the bill, The receptionist refused to let me off the phone and it seemed that she was playing ignorant to what I was telling her. I firmly had to tell her that I was looking for my seat on the plane at that point in time and to email me back with the account details. The hotel refuses to provide any account details, and instead generates a link with only 3 days to pay it. As we were constantly on the move every night or two, when I would get a moment to relax and pay the bill, the 3 days would have just lapsed, then have to go back to the hotel to ask them to regenerate the link. The hotel began holding the iPad against us, saying that they cannot help us with the iPad because we hadnt paid using the link. My son uses this iPad to communicate with our family on facetime, and now is without any sort of communication unless he uses my husbands or my phone. If it had been my husbands iPad or mine, I wouldnt be so concerned, however it belongs to a child and the hotel have chosen to hold it against us. I would not recommend this hotel for 5 nights, or 1 night!! If it was the only hotel left in Finland, I would skip Finland completely and suggest others to do the same! Make sure you give very careful consideration to this hotel if you are thinking about staying here, and I hope that nobody else leaves anything there because you wont be getting it back!! This hotel sur

After a long day visiting the Zoo and later in the evening Santa Claus, we needed a quite place to relax. Santa hotel was the perfect choice and the experience was perfect and befitting the name. The food was excellent too.