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We paid $475 to spend the night in an ice hotel in Norway. It was a cool experience, but I'd never do it again.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. My husband and I spent $475 to stay in the the Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel in Norway. Sleeping in the hotel, which is made of ice and ...
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This Is the Real Reason Hotels Have Ice Machines

Picture it: It’s 10 p.m. and you’re walking down the oddly carpeted hallway of your hotel in socks and a hoodie, carrying a bucket the size of a toddler’s head and making your nightly pilgrimage to ...
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Would you sleep on ice? Inside the winter hotels that melt away each spring

’Tis the season. No, not for winter holidays – for ice hotels. From Canada to Finnish Lapland and even Zermatt, the year’s most frigid travel novelty has returned to the frozen tundra across the ...
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We paid $475 to spend the night in an ice hotel in Norway. It was a cool experience, but I'd never do it again.

When my husband and I traveled to Norway and the Arctic Circle last year, we decided to stay in an otherworldly ice hotel — the Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel at Sorrisniva Arctic Wilderness Lodge in Alta, ...
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We paid $475 to spend the night in an ice hotel in Norway. It was a cool experience, but I'd never do it again.

My husband and I stayed in an ice hotel in Norway.Dana McMahan When my husband and I traveled to Norway and the Arctic Circle last year, we decided to stay in an otherworldly ice hotel — the ...