Name: Holiday Village Inari
Address: Inarintie 26, 99870 Inari, Finland, Inari, Inari, Inari, 99870, Finland
Rating: 8

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Holiday Village Inari

Stayed 2 nights in Holiday Village in hope to see the northern lights. It is a very expensive stay, but the hotel room is top class. The room is quite large for a couple. There are supermarts within walking distance, and a few restaurants as well.

We stayed in a studio cabin with sauna for two nights. All the cabins are brand new - so new that some of them aren’t quite finished, and the groundworks are still ongoing.

Once we’d figured out the fiddly door key, and the slightly confusing instructions for turning the sauna on/off, it was a great set up. The wifi was strong and reliable. 

We chose to have breakfast at the nearby Hotel Inari, taking advantage of the €10 per person special rate on offer, but we cooked in the evenings in the small but functional kitchen area.

The only things we felt would be useful to supply for guests in the kitchen were filter papers for the coffee machine, a tea towel for drying dishes and some proper kitchen paper. And they desperately need to fit a curtain on the entrance door’s glass panel - the sun was so bright all night it was difficult to sleep.

There’s two power points for charging an electric car, but infuriatingly they didn’t work without some kind of (non-payment) card and the staff were unable to help.

We stayed in a chalet which was wonderful with its own sauna. It was a short walk from the main lodge and was near the frozen lake. It was quiet, warm and cosy with plenty of room.  We loved it and would recommend it for viewing the Northern Lights.  There are plenty of activities to do and the meals are all buffet so you can stroll in to any of the meals when it suits you, within the meal times.
The out door suits and boots are great.

The cabins are mostly new, functional yet comfortable, spotlessly clean and well equipped. Although most people seem to spend just one night en route I think this is an excellent base to stay for e.g. a week to explore north-east Lapland. I stayed in a lakeview cabin without the glass ceiling – which in summer is more of an annoyance, and not worth paying extra for. However, in winter the aurora cabins are probably fabulous. One small blemish was that the blackout curtains weren’t really adequate, with large gaps and no blind at all on the window of the entry door. The only other defect was that the bathroom fittings were too small, especially the wash-hand basin, with the shower cubicle also very poky. But for what it is and what one pays, this place is excellent, and it’s 8.3 rating on booking.com at the time of writing does not do it justice.

Beautiful landscape near the big lake. Peaceful, silent, easy to find. Owners are really friendly, breakfast is good. There is lots to see and experience near this place, nature is beautiful, your soul rests here. Cottage was OK, you skeep well there. Booking.com pictures werent so realistic, they had just iglu-photos, though iglus there are really beautiful!

Perfect to explore Inari lake. Nice service. Great sauna: worth the extra fee. Helpful staff. Comfortable beds and functional little kitchen in our cabin. Everything was brand new and nicely decorated.

Holliday village inari is located near a lake in which you have a high probability to see auroras if they appear, the location is excellent as well as the houses. I recommend going to the aurora sauna, the best I have tried by the moment in Finland. If you don't have a car you can reach inari by bus, it has a stop just at Holliday village. The best place if you want to go to Lapland 

Excellent and very helpful service. Close to the lake and village centre. Good access by public transportation. Great location to spot the Northern Lights. Nice cabins. Highly recommended. Thank you for having me!

Beautiful cabin in holiday village by the water. There's everything you need by walking distance and lot to explore in nature. Modern Aurora Sauna by request just next to the cabin. I more than recommend.

Fun winter activities (arctic night snowshoe hike, ice fishing with snowmobile ride, aurora camp, reindeer farm visit, cross country sky) with great and friendly guidance
Comfortable cabins, with excellent location for Northern lights (if you're lucky)

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We stayed 2 nights in a panoramic cabin and one in an aurora cabin.  While they both had the same view, the aurora cabin is infinitely better.  It also costs a lot more.  And, they aren't always available.  There was nothing really wrong with the panoramic cabin.  It has large windows that overlook the lake, a kitchenette with a small refrigerator, stove, sink, and electric kettle, and a small bathroom.  The shower is really tiny, but had plenty of hot water and good water pressure.  There's no room for more than a toothbrush at the bathroom sink.  
On the other hand, the aurora cabin really feels luxurious with a huge bathroom, sitting area with two chairs and a couch, and (best of all) heated floors.  There is also an area to remove your boots and things when you come in the door.  There is no kitchen facility, but there is an electric kettle and tea/coffee.  The most amazing thing are the views of the sky from the bed area.  The overhead windows are heated so that snow/ice doesn't cover them and we were able to see the aurora as we lay in bed.  
The office staff were as lovely as they could be.  They have some tub-like sleds to haul your luggage to the cabin (really, this helps a lot in the snow).  
Breakfast was offered in the reception area and there was usually a cheery fire there, too.  It was a simple buffet with cold meats and cheeses, bread, oatmeal, yogurt, and different egg and protein dishes each day.  There was tea/coffee and juice.  However, for dinner, you have to trudge to the Hotel Inari.  It's not really that far (1/3 of a mile), but in the snow and cold, it seems pretty far.  Because we were on the 1/2 board plan, there was a set menu, but they did ask if we had any allergies or dietary requirements (we didn't, so I can't speak to those offerings).  We stayed 3 nights and had different foods each night.  I was surprised how nicely they were presented and how tasty everything was.  This is a pretty small town and we were essentially a captive audience.  We had booked a package with excursions, so a van picked us up and dropped us off for them, otherwise, we would have walked to the excursion office located next to the hotel.  

Get an Aurora Cabin If You Can!

Cool place with sauna!

Fabulous

excellent base

Peaceful beautiful place

Just perfect

The stay was very good, but there are couple of things that did not seem right. First, the location of the TV is very inconvenient, it is too close to the dining table. One of the chairs is actually right next to the TV, that it is impossible to watch it if you are sitting there (i would suggest to move the location of the TV to the opposite wall). Also the couch kept moving when we would sit on it (either it is just broken on it is in a very inconvenient couch). Everythings else was very good!

Stay for one night

Camping near inari  lake.near sentrum ( 500 meter)..nice camping area. Cheap cabins or luxury, you choose and then you pay. Stayed there 2-3  times and it's great.just a little overpriced! This year we choose hotel rooms and that was cheaper.

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