Design Hotel Levi

Location

The hotel is conveniently situated right in the centre of Levi village, close to lots of bars, restaurants and shops, as well as being directly below the slopes of Levi Ski Resort. Kittilä Airport is also just a 10-15 minute taxi ride away. And while you'll have all the conveniences of being based in the village, it only takes a few minutes to be out in the midst of Finnish Lapland's wild, unspoilt nature. At 67.7°N, this is an excellent location for seeing the Northern Lights, which are a regular sight on clear nights between September and early April. 

Accommodation 

The deluxe rooms and suites here feature smart, Nordic-style interiors and photography depicting the natural beauty of the region, together with large windows offering views of the village. All come with dimmable lighting, premium down feather duvets and pillows, a Nespresso coffee machine, a mini fridge and a walk-in rainfall shower, while the deluxe family rooms have a mezzanine area with twin beds for children. For an elevated experience, consider opting for a premium deluxe suite, with comes with a plush lounge area as well as a private sauna and a Jacuzzi – perfect for relaxing after a day outside braving the Arctic cold. 

Dining

Design Hotel Levi is part of the wider Levi Hotel Spa Resort, which features several restaurants catering for a wide range of individual tastes. Restaurant Kekäle welcomes you to enjoy the authentic flavours of Lapland cooked over a charcoal grill, while there's also a pizza restaurant, a burger joint and a buffet on-site. 

Facilities

Just a few steps away from the hotel you'll find Water World Levi, which has everything from indoor and outdoor pools to Jacuzzis, saunas and steam rooms (additional charges apply). There's also a day spa and a wellness club, should you be in the mood for some rest and rejuvenation – and perhaps a massage or a beauty treatment. Beyond the immediate surroundings, there's an abundance of opportunities for outdoor adventures, including the likes of snowmobiling, snowshoeing, husky sledding and chasing the Northern Lights.