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Where the Sky Becomes the Ceiling

Eight Seasons Inari is our new glass-roof resort in the wilderness of Inari, opening on 15 December 2026.

Far north of Rovaniemi, where the forests open towards Lake Inari and the Juutua river rushes through the village, the year does not really move in four seasons. In Lapland the Sámi calendar is often described as having eight — from the first thin snow of early winter and the blue light of the polar night to the endless days of midsummer and the burning colours of ruska in autumn.

That rhythm gave our newest home its name. Eight Seasons Inari is built on a simple idea: every season in the North deserves to be lived, not just seen — and on a clear winter night the best seat for the Arctic sky is your own bed.

The resort has 27 glass-roofed suites in the snowy pine forest. The Juutua Sky Suite welcomes up to four guests and the more spacious Juutua Grand Sky Suite up to six. Each suite has its own bathroom and warm floors, and a panoramic glass roof above the bed — so when the auroras rise, you can follow them without stepping out into the frost.

Next to the suites, our restaurant serves breakfast and dinner, and half board is included in every stay. Two private saunas with outdoor hot tubs can be booked for a slow evening between the heat, the stars and the snow.

Eight Seasons is run by the same family company as Aurora Hill Resort in Rovaniemi, with the same promise: to share Lapland honestly and at a gentler pace. Our guests get free access to the Northern Lights Alert App, and our team can arrange husky and reindeer rides, snowmobile safaris, ice fishing and snowshoe walks in the Inari wilderness.

We open our doors on 15 December 2026 — and we can hardly wait to light the first fires.

Come for the auroras. Stay for the silence of the eight seasons.

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