The sensation of the Ice Hotels in winter

Of course it's an unique sensation for world travelers, especially for travelers from countries that do not have a season like this. For example, for some travelers origin from the Asian countries, for them to stay at a hotel made of ice will be a great and unique experience.

Perhaps you just want to stay a few days here, whether to find something completely new?

Some of the hotel made of ice probably worth a try, as follows:

1. Hôtel de Glace (Ice Hotel). Located 5 miles north of Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Open on New Year's Day in 2001, the first ice hotel in North America. Open only every winter, from January 5 to March 24, 2013.

Many of the uniqueness of course, such as a bed made of ice and coated with a mat and a sleeping bag to keep your guests keep warm.

The temperature inside the hotel between -3 to 5 degrees Celsius, while outside it reach -30 degrees Celsius. The hotel is also known as "10 dream wedding locations", where there is a chapel for couples who want to marry.

Rates at this hotel 400 USD per night.

2. Icehotel, Jukkasjärvi, Sweden. The hotel operates during the winter, from December 7 to April 13, 2013.

There are total of 47 rooms with a temperature in the room is kept on to keep them warm for guests.

Facilities available include bar made of ice, and attractions as the artists of the world gathered there. Snow is everywhere, of course ice sculptures as targets creations of the artists. Various forms of ice sculptures to entertain guests witnessed the festive event.

Rates start from 185 USD per night.

3. Sorrisniva Hotel, Norway. Located on the banks of the river Alta, an area which is enough to make sense of relief, reaching 487 square meters.

There are 20 bedrooms with amenities that definitely expected guests at the bar, some chill-out area, and even the church to hold the wedding.

The rate charged for 375 USD per night.

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