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In the forest village of Harads in Swedish Lapland, Treehotel is a landscape hotel of individually architect-designed treerooms suspended among the pines, with a historic guesthouse restaurant and year-round Arctic adventures including the northern lights.
Treehotel sits in the small village of Harads in Swedish Lapland, in tall pine forest above the Lule River, a landscape hotel where each room is a treeroom suspended four to ten metres above the ground. There are nine treerooms, each designed by a different Nordic architect, from the mirrored Mirrorcube and the spherical Biosphere by Bjarke Ingels Group to the Bird’s Nest, the UFO, the Snohetta-designed 7th Room and the Blue Cone, reached by ramp, bridge or stairs.
A short walk away, the historic 1930s Guesthouse holds reception and the restaurant, where head chef Linus Lejon cooks hyper-local, microseasonal Swedish Lapland dishes, from a gastronomic tasting menu to a three-course dinner, with wine pairings. There is a bookable forest spa experience rather than a full spa. The setting is built for the outdoors, with northern-lights hunts and bonfire evenings, dog sledding, moose and reindeer safaris, snowmobiling and ice fishing in winter, and kayaking, foraging and midnight-sun paddling in summer. It suits couples and design and nature-minded travellers who want a bucket-list architecture-and-aurora stay in the Arctic.
Dining is in the historic Guesthouse, where head chef Linus Lejon cooks hyper-local, microseasonal Swedish Lapland cuisine.
There is a gastronomic tasting menu, a three-course dinner of the evening and a lunch with fika, with wine pairings, and occasional dining under the stars on a frozen lake.
Nine architect-designed treerooms suspended in the pine forest at Harads.
A historic 1930s Guesthouse holding reception and the restaurant.
A bookable forest spa experience.
Northern-lights hunts, dog sledding, snowmobiling and reindeer safaris in winter.
Kayaking, foraging and midnight-sun paddling in summer.
This suits you if you want a bucket-list architecture-and-aurora stay in the Arctic. Sleep in a treeroom among the pines, dine on Lapland cooking in the historic Guesthouse, and spend days dog sledding, snowmobiling or hunting the northern lights in winter, or kayaking under the midnight sun in summer. It is design-led and nature-first rather than a spa resort. Best for couples and design and nature-minded travellers.
Whether you would prefer to talk things through or already have something in mind, we will help you move forward with a clear and considered plan.