Lapland Guesthouse

Kangos, Sweden

Lapland Guesthouse in Kangos blends Saami-inspired design with personalized Arctic adventures, offering snowmobile safaris and handcrafted cocktails by the fireplace.

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Activities at Lapland Guesthouse

Lapland Guesthouse offers a variety of seasonal activities that connect guests with the natural beauty of Swedish Lapland. In summer, guests can embark on biking adventures, dog treks, and fishing excursions across the region's 156 lakes. Hiking through ecoparks and lake swimming provide refreshing experiences, while outdoor dinners at Camp Onka offer meals amidst nature. Winter brings snowmobile rides across Arctic terrain, husky encounters, and reindeer safaris, offering insights into the traditional Sami way of life. Ice driving and snowshoeing treks through serene winter landscapes add to the adventure. Each activity is designed to immerse guests in the wilderness, providing a unique opportunity to experience the region's cultural richness and natural beauty.

Snowmobile rides
Dog treks
Fishing excursions
Reindeer safaris
Ice driving
Snowshoeing
Outdoor dining
Hiking

Activities Nearby

Explore additional experiences in the surrounding area.

Route length: 4.9km loopEstimated time: 1hLoop route

Kursunkangas

Kursunkangas nature reserve covers 60.9 hectares and was established in 1997. It is listed as an N2000 site under SE0820263 and was last revised in 2009 for updated protection details.

Route length: 7.1km loopEstimated time: 1.5hLoop route

Kolkonlaki

Kolkonlaki is a 99.28 hectare nature reserve established in 2014, with about 14.71 hectares of water area included in its boundaries. Like Kolkonliika, it is managed by Länsstyrelsen i Norrbottens län and holds protection class 1.

Route length: 10.3km loopEstimated time: 2.5hLoop route

Kolkonliika

Kolkonliika nature reserve covers 412.64 hectares and has been protected since 2014. Managed by the county administrative board of Norrbotten, it has a strict protection class 1 status.

Route length: 2.8km loopEstimated time: 38minLoop route

Ruohojoki

Ruohojoki is a nature reserve spanning 38.9 hectares, established in 1997 and last revised in 2009. It is part of the N2000 protected sites under reference SE0820259.

Route length: 10.1km loopEstimated time: 2hLoop route

Kursuniskanmaa

Kursuniskanmaa is a nature reserve established in 2007 covering an area of approximately 416.7 hectares. It is designated as a protected N2000 site, emphasizing conservation and natural values.

Straight-line distance from hotel: 50 m directSeason: Winter

Snowshoeing

By Lapland Guesthouse

Lapland Guesthouse arranges snowshoe walks and snowshoe treks through the winter landscape. One source gives a typical duration of 2 to 4 hours for the snowshoeing activity.

Straight-line distance from hotel: 50 m directSeason: Winter

Reindeer safari / reindeer visit

By Lapland Guesthouse

Lapland Guesthouse offers reindeer encounters and reindeer activities through guided experiences in the surrounding area. One source describes a reindeer safari with an outdoor lunch, and another mentions reindeer visits as part of its cultural experiences.

Straight-line distance from hotel: 50 m directSeason: All year round

Snowmobiling safari

By Lapland Guesthouse

Lapland Guesthouse offers snowmobiling activities all year round, and describes them as adventures that can take guests through the wilderness of Swedish Lapland. The activities page says these safaris can last about 2 to 6 hours and are suitable for novices.

Route length: 1.3km linearEstimated time: 6minLinear route

Vaakinamaavägen

Vaakinamaavägen is an unpaved track. It is designated as a highway track and is suitable for cycling and hiking. The natural surface track allows for varied outdoor activity.

Route length: 1.5km linearEstimated time: 7minLinear route

Kangosforsenvägen

Kangosforsenvägen is an unpaved track road located at 67.4494°N, 22.6513°E. It serves as a natural trail suitable for outdoor activities like hiking and cycling due to its unpaved surface.

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Gastronomy

Dining at Lapland Guesthouse is a journey into the culinary heritage of Swedish Lapland. The restaurant uses locally sourced ingredients, featuring dishes with reindeer, moose, Arctic char, and local beef. Seasonal berries and root vegetables accompany these traditional dishes, reflecting the changing seasons. Guests can enjoy outdoor dinners at Camp Onka, perched on cliffs overlooking the Lainio River, offering a unique dining experience amidst nature. After dinner, unwind at The Tilted Reindeer lounge or explore over 150 whisky varieties at The Smoky Moose bar.

Local ingredients
Traditional dishes
Camp Onka dining
The Tilted Reindeer
The Smoky Moose
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Wellness

Lapland Guesthouse offers a traditional Finnish sauna experience, allowing guests to unwind after Arctic adventures. The sauna, crafted from natural materials, provides a warm atmosphere, complemented by an outdoor hot tub under the Arctic sky. This combination of heat and cold therapies offers a holistic wellness experience, deeply rooted in Scandinavian traditions, often enhanced by the Northern Lights during winter.

Finnish sauna
Outdoor hot tub
Scandinavian wellness
Northern Lights
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Sustainability

Lapland Guesthouse emphasizes sustainable practices and authentic experiences. The property uses locally sourced ingredients in its restaurant, supporting regional agriculture and reducing carbon footprint. The guesthouse also promotes cultural heritage through its Saami-inspired design and activities, fostering a deeper connection with the environment. Guests are encouraged to participate in activities that highlight the natural beauty and traditions of Lapland, such as snowmobile safaris and reindeer encounters, ensuring a sustainable approach to tourism that respects the local ecosystem and community.

Sustainable practices
Local sourcing
Cultural heritage
Eco-friendly tourism

Rooms

lapland-guesthouse offers 9 accommodation types.

Timber

Timber

Timber is the largest room in the newest timbered house, set on the 3rd floor and designed with a rustic, spacious feel. It is positioned as a premium option for guests who want extra room and a classic timber-house atmosphere,…

1-2 persons
Double
Rangifer

Rangifer

Rangifer is the property’s top-of-the-line suite, located on the top floor of the lounge with a private entrance and river views. It is presented as a luxury option with a lounge area and a full bathroom, aimed at guests seeking…

1-2 persons
Double
Viking Cabin

Viking Cabin

Viking Cabin is a distinctive log cabin inspired by Nordic sagas, combining a cozy, storybook atmosphere with generous space. It includes two bedrooms, an attic, a living room, and a large bathroom, making it well suited to families or small…

1-6 persons
Double
Autumn Cabin

Autumn Cabin

Autumn Cabin is a spacious log cabin with warm wooden details and a relaxed, intimate layout. It includes a large bathroom, lounge area, and porch, giving guests a comfortable place to unwind, watch the sunset, or look for the northern…

1-2 persons
Double
Chalet/Cottage

Chalet/Cottage

This top-of-the-range chalet offers a private and exclusive stay in the guesthouse courtyard. It features a private entrance, living room with fireplace, two bathrooms, and a bedroom with a mezzanine sleeping area, alongside local artwork and a highly comfortable layout.

1-4 persons
Superior Room A

Superior Room A

One of the superior rooms, this is a spacious and cozy Nordic-themed room with a personal decorative touch. It is designed as a comfortable private stay and includes its own bathroom with shower, making it a polished option for couples…

1-2 persons
Superior Room B

Superior Room B

The second superior room shares the same Nordic-inspired, personal style as the other superior category room. It offers a private bathroom with shower and a calm, cozy setting that emphasizes comfort and simplicity.

1-2 persons
Ensuite Double Room

Ensuite Double Room

The ensuite double rooms are located in a log building on the guesthouse yard and each has a private entrance and bathroom. They are individually decorated and offer a straightforward, comfortable option for guests who want privacy with easy access…

1-2 persons
Double
Soldier’s Building Room

Soldier’s Building Room

The Soldier’s Building contains three double rooms and one single room, all with shared bathrooms. The rooms are described as distinct and personally decorated, with shared kitchen and lounge facilities that create a more communal and practical lodging option.

1-2 persons
Double

Reserve

Experience the Arctic charm of Lapland Guesthouse, where personalized hospitality meets the wilderness of Swedish Lapland. Book your stay to enjoy snowmobile safaris and Saami-inspired suites.

laplandguesthouse.com
Norra Byavägen 132, 984 97 Kangos, Sweden
info@laplandguesthouse.com
+46703435420

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