Saariselkä, Lapland, Finland
Rooms & Suites
Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort Rooms & Suites
Accommodations at Kakslauttanen comprise thermal Glass Igloos, rustic Kelo-Glass Cabins, and traditional pine log chalets, featuring heated insulated glass roofs for Northern Lights viewing, private saunas, fireplaces, and comfortable beds.
3 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- Thermal Glass Igloos feature electrically heated glass that prevents frost buildup down to -40°C.
- Kelo-Glass cabins feature private saunas, log fireplaces, and glass igloo sleeping areas.
Category 1
Thermal Glass Igloo
The original iconic heated glass dome featuring motorized luxury twin or double bed, private toilet, and unobstructed 360-degree aurora views.
Category 2
Kelo-Glass Igloo Cabin
Log cabin combined with private glass igloo bedroom featuring private Finnish sauna, open fireplace, kitchenette, king bed, and bathroom.
Category 3
Queen Kelo Suite with Outdoor Jacuzzi
The pinnacle luxury log cabin featuring private glass igloo bedroom, private outdoor hot tub in the snow, sauna, grand fireplace, and butler.
Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort rooms FAQ
- How do glass igloos stay clear in the snow?
- The igloos use specialized electrically heated thermal glass that melts snow and prevents frost buildup.
- What is a Kelo-Glass Cabin?
- A Kelo-Glass cabin combines a traditional pine log cabin (with fireplace and private sauna) with a connected glass igloo bedroom.
- Do igloos have bathrooms?
- Small glass igloos have private toilets; Kelo-Glass cabins have full bathrooms, private saunas, and showers.
- What room categories exist?
- Categories include Glass Igloos (20 m²), Kelo-Glass Cabins (80 m²), and Queen Suites (100 m²).
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026