Harads, Sweden
Rooms & Suites
Arctic Bath Rooms & Suites
Arctic Bath has exactly three official accommodation categories and 12 cabins: six Water Cabins, three Land Suite Cabins and three Land Family Cabins. Water Cabins are compact floating doubles reached by a floating walkway; they move freely in summer and freeze into the Lule River in winter. The two land categories are larger, elevated on poles and linked by walkways. Suite and Family share the same published interior area and deck size but not the same layout or occupancy. Every cabin has a 60-litre hot-water tank, so more than two large showers on a very cold day can exhaust the supply while it reheats. Some Water and Family cabins accept pets by prior arrangement; pets cannot enter the main building or restaurant.
3 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- The Water Cabin room card publishes a 57.5 m² deck, while the official booking engine rounds it to 57 m²; the 24 m² interior is consistent.
- The Family card specifies three single loft beds, despite the booking engine's shorter twin-bed wording; use the detailed room card and confirm if bed configuration is critical.
- Every cabin has a 60-litre hot-water tank. More than two large showers on a very cold day can use the supply before it reheats.
- Water Cabins float in summer and freeze into the river in winter. Choose a land cabin if motion or floating-walkway access is a concern.
- Pets are accepted only in designated Water or Family cabins by prior arrangement and cannot enter the main building or restaurant.
Category 1
Water Cabin
Maximum 2
Six floating double cabins connect to shore by a floating walkway. Each has a 24 m² interior, queen bed, small lounge, shower bathroom, pellet stove, underfloor heating, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, minibar and c/o Gerd spa kit. The deck gives direct private river access. The room card prints 57.5 m² for the deck, while the official booking engine rounds it to 57 m²; both figures are retained. The cabins float freely in summer and freeze into the river in winter.
Category 2
Land Suite Cabin
Maximum 2
Three cabins stand on poles among shoreline vegetation and are reached by walkways. A panoramic glass wall faces the river, while a spiral staircase leads to an open loft with a king bed. The 62 m² interior includes a lounge, shower and bathtub; an 8 m² deck, pellet stove, underfloor heating, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, minibar and c/o Gerd spa kit complete the published specification. The room page's spa-attire sentence is malformed, but the other official cabin and spa pages clearly require swimwear.
Category 3
Land Family Cabin
Maximum 5
Three elevated family cabins pair an entrance-level king bed and living area with an open loft reached by spiral stairs and furnished with three single beds. The official room card governs that layout; the booking engine's shorter reference to twin beds conflicts with it. The 62 m² cabin has a large bathroom with shower and bathtub, an 8 m² deck facing the woodland and river setting, pellet stove, underfloor heating, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, minibar and c/o Gerd spa kit. Some accept pets by prior arrangement.
Arctic Bath rooms FAQ
- What are the official cabin categories?
- There are six Water Cabins, three Land Suite Cabins and three Land Family Cabins, for a total of 12 cabins.
- How do the two land cabins differ?
- Both are 62 m² with an 8 m² deck. The Suite sleeps two in an open king loft; the Family sleeps five with a king bed below and three singles in the loft.
- Does the Water Cabin move?
- Yes. It floats freely in summer and is reached by a floating walkway; in winter it freezes into the Lule River.
- Why are two Water Cabin deck sizes shown?
- The detailed room card prints 57.5 m², while the official booking engine rounds the deck to 57 m². The interior is consistently listed as 24 m².
- What should families know about the loft beds?
- The detailed Family card specifies three single loft beds. The booking engine says twin beds, so confirm the arrangement if it affects the party.
- Can pets stay in every cabin?
- No. Only designated pet-friendly cabins accept them by prior arrangement, and pets may not enter the main building or restaurant.
- Is cabin hot water unlimited?
- No. Each cabin has a 60-litre tank, and more than two large showers on a very cold day may exhaust it until the water reheats.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026