Stayed for one night prior to an overnight tour. Kiruna is a mining town but I think the review below saying avoid as it's too industrial misses the point. If you want scenic buildings etc then fair enough, stay in Gamla Stan in Stockholm but Kiruna is an excellent access point (economical sleeper trains from Stockholm, airport with direct UK... More

The hotel is quiet with a descent restaurant and a small gym. Rooms are clean and very pleasant. There is no proper bar but drinks can be ordered from reception opposite the lounge. This hotel is more than adequate for a couple of nights. Weekend a la carte booked us in to the Thai restaurant attached to the hotel for... More

Just stayed one night in this hotel. Payed extra for a bigger room with a whirl pool bath. Paid £350 a night. The room was ok, shower was not very powerfull, they should have put in a decent shower instead of one that looked like it was all singing and dancing but didn't deliver. Communal areas were not comfortable and... More

Stayed here for 2 nights in March through Weekend a la Carte. Nice rooms although quite basic, the bathroom was very nice with a jacuzzi style shower that unfortunately was broken in parts and flooded the bathroom floor everytime it was used! The morning receptionist was very helpful and the lounge area comfortable with free tea and coffee but it... More

Took the family for 3 nights to Kiruna. Booked through Company called Weekend a la carte. The package suited us perfectly, dog sledding, snow mobiling, abisko viewing (if not cloudy). Hotel was great, room size good, lounge with free tea, coffee and hot chocolate and biscuits. Sauna and pool, refreshing! Staff helpful and friendly. Had all the warm suits supplied... More

Despite its size, it still has a nice charm and the staff were exceptionally friend and accommodating - even staying behind at the end of the night to guarantee a nightcap before bed. We were lucky not to get locked out after forgetting the door code (fortunately the receptionist was still around to let us in).

The hotel was warm, with friendly staff and great breakfasts. We used a company called Weekend Al A Carte and the whole experience was organised and trouble free, on arrival we were taken to the hotel where we checked in and received our arctic clothing and had some time to settle in. Every trip was well organised the guides had... More

We stayed at Hotel Arctic Eden for 1 night in February 2013. The bedroom was spacious and warm and the hotel has a pool and sauna. The lounge also has free tea, coffee and hot chocolate. The hotel let us wait in the lounge for our excursion, even though we had checked out a few hours earlier. The restaurant next... More

Nice warm comfortable hotel with great food especially breakfast to start the day. Big gym and swimming pool - albeit not that warm - with areas to relax and read with tea and coffee on tap. They provide all the warm clothes that you need.