Stunning Ice Hotels Around The World

We are very into quirky hotel concepts, and this one has us freezing with excitement (pun intended). Let's take a look at some of the world's most iconic seasonal hotels; castles, igloos, and luxury resorts formed entirely of ice blocks. While many travelers may be looking to beat the heat, there is nothing quite like cozying up in a glass castle fit for a fairytale and snapping a few iconic pics for the gram at that. So let's grab our favorite mittens and pack for the icy adventure of a lifetime. Brrr!

The SnowCastle of Kemi, ICEHOTEL, Balea Lake Ice Hotel, Snowhotel Kirkenes & Gamme Northern Lights Cabins, Hôtel de Glace

• The SnowCastle of Kemi in Kemi, Finland

  
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  The biggest snow fort on the planet, Finland's Snow Castle of Kemi is truly that- a mystical castle fit for an ice queen (or an adventurous traveler.) Located along the seafront, enjoy this whimsical architectural masterpiece that is built of fresh snow every winter.

• ICEHOTEL, Sweden

  
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  One of Sweden's most iconic hotels, the ICEHOTEL welcomes visitors from across the world to embrace its icy walls. An art exhibition slash boutique getaway, this quirky destination is not just a place to rest, but worth the plane ride on its own. Rebuilt every winter, ICEHOTEL welcomes guests to explore the magic of the season.

• Balea Lake Ice Hotel, Romania

  
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  Tucked away in Romania, this dynamic getaway flows with the seasons, and winter means ice. Explore an igloo village, decked out in frozen architecture and traditional Romanian charm.

• Snowhotel Kirkenes & Gamme Northern Lights Cabins in Norway, Norway

  
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  Embrace the icy tundra as it illuminates with eclectic shades from the sky, imagine neon pink and green dancing against pure white snow- that is what you will find at Snowhotel Kirkenes. A rustic chic hotel that functions year-round- make sure to visit during the winter season to experience their frozen annex.

• Hôtel de Glace, Canada

  
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  Located off of Quebec city, this iconic frozen getaway is available from January through March. Any Quebecer knows that icy weather is a part of the winter experience up north, and embracing it in the most beautiful way possible- complete with the glassy architecture of frozen bricks and tasty Quebecois cuisine.