Reviews of Reindeer Lodge

Staff is very friendly and relaxed about stuff. Very welcoming vibe. Place is not too big and setting it very nice. Sauna is good! Breakfast was superb.

Only minus is that there was no good access for swimming in the lake

Very cozy cabin, clean showers and toilet, nice kitchen cabin. A very nice breakfast buffé, (with oatmilk), in a pretty tent, or you could sit on the terrace. We also swam in the lake, there's a long jetty just a few minutes walk away. Very relaxing, quiet place to recharge. Would recommend.

It was quite busy sometimes so could maybe do with having another toilet. It was also very warm so would be good to have nets on the windows as also some mosquitos.

The breakfast was wonderful - one of the best we have had, so was the location and the little huts we stayed at. We loved spotting old and injured reindeer on our way in. There was a communal kitchen for everyone to use, which went well beyond my expectations + communal sauna and jacuzzi which we had a chance to enjoy. Combined with polar days, it was perfect.

I don't think mosquitoes can be blamed on the hosts. Perhaps there can be a solution for wanting to keep the mozzies out but the room fresh? A net on the windows? We struggled with the trade-off.

It is clean and there is everything you need, the staff is friendly and helpful, the breakfast is really nice.

There is nowhere to dry clothes and the ventilation is the houses could be improved

Perfect spot for a family. We loved this place and it is very likely the highlight of our three week Scandinavia trip. Charming atmosphere. Nice and private huts. Excellent facilities including a communal kitchen & lounge that is very nice in case you're not eating out (for eating out BTW the Ovttas restaurant run by the same Sami family a few minutes away is *excellent*, we went there twice). So cozy to have a wood burner stove in the hut and the way things are installed is very safe and secure. We are already scheming how to come back, perhaps in winter. There's plenty to do in the immediate environment and with a car, Nikkaluokta and Abisko make for perfect day trips. Highly recommended

It was exceptional, beyond our expectations, impressive value and great experiences. Cozy, silent, clean, attentive staff. We had a sauna and a bubble tub, a lake nearby to swim. Breakfast, environment and entourage was cozy, in style and background music. Very atmospheric. As a nice bonus we received a ticket to Nutti Sámi Siida museum, as local reindeers migrated up north during this period of the year. Recommend the stay, 10/10!

A very special place with a lot of charm, run by a lovely family. The breakfast is magnificent, and the sauna and hot tub in this peaceful setting with such stunning views are unforgettable. We also saw some reindeers although we were there in summer. They gave us free passes to the sami museum wich was also super nice

The breakfast, made entirely from local ingredients, is fantastically delicious. This place is filled with magical love. The hosts are kind, attentive, and respectful of personal space, quietly making guests feel at home. They have created a natural environment perfect for solitude or spending time with friends. Guests have access to everything they need—kitchen, sauna, washing facilities, and joy-bringing reindeer.

You were not allowed to see the reindeer!

Excellent breakfast, super cozy goahti tents, wonderful sauna and wood-burning hot tub.

Nothing at all.

The cabin was cozy and clean. Fireplace gave a nice touch to the room! Booking a cabin was easy even that we arrived late at night. People were friendly.

Super friendly staff, cozy cabins, clean facilities. And Reindeer.

Quiet and cosy stay in the lapland.  It's equipped with a great wood sauna.  Breakfast was nice at their teepee style lodge.  We also had free access to the nearby Sami museum in Jukkasjärvi, which was very interesting and informative.

We loved it. Located next to the lake, under the trees and right next to the reindeer. Very cozy, super friendly, dinner was fantastic! Shared facilities like toilets, bathroom, sauna and hot tub were clean and also cozy. Feeding the reindeer while learning about their role in the ecosystem was definitely a highlight (don’t skip!) and we loved how friendly the animals were. Great value for money! Great everything!

Activities are somewhat expensive (though that holds for the entire region) and you need to book them in advance. Facilities are shared which we didn’t mind, but be aware of this so not to be disappointed.

Waking up in the snowy forest with the reindeers, eating a delicious breakfast in the traditional Sami tent, spending the day on the river, hiking, dogsledding or biting the Sami museum and then eating dinner at the restaurant (included in our stay). And topping it off with an evening at the campfire and sauna, spotting the auroras. Absolutely magical and the staff was so kind, so welcoming and accommodating, helping us with logistics and sharing their knowledge of Sami culture.

Quite expensive but nice