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Treehotel, Harads, Lapland

Photographs by Treehotel, used with permission.

Treehotel

Harads, Lapland

Seven architect-designed rooms in the pines fifty kilometres south of the Arctic Circle, including one clad entirely in mirrors.

Why we love it

Kent and Britta Lindvall put the first treeroom up outside Harads in 2010 and commissioned a different Scandinavian architecture practice for each one that followed. The Mirrorcube is wrapped in reflective glass so it disappears into the forest; the Bird's Nest looks like a heap of sticks from outside and is a clean white room within; the 7th Room is a black net slung between two trunks ten metres up.

Hydroelectric power and combustion toilets. Fifty kilometres south of the Arctic Circle, so the northern lights are in season for a good part of the year.

Best for: the one place on this list you would visit for the architecture alone

Checked August 2026 · We re-verify prices and opening every quarter.

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