After seeing the huge popularity of Treehotel in Swedish Lapland, its design team revealed plans to create floating cold baths and vacation cabins on the Lule River as next big tourist destination for travelers coming to the Arctic region of Sweden. Designed by architects Bertil Harström and Johan Kaupp in collaboration with travel agency Off the Map Travel, the Arctic bath hotel will be a year round getaway as it will float over the Lule River during summer and freeze into a place in winters. Currently, the project is in progress, but probably late this year, you may get the chance to preview the floating spa.
The floating Arctic spa will feature cold baths, different water activities, saunas, massage studio, shops and a restaurant. There will be six wooden cabins for guests so that after having a dip in the refreshing four degrees water, they can jump directly to the frozen or floating cabins. As of the cabins, they have big windows and a skylight to gaze Northern Lights from inside.
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The open center of the central bath is designed for sunbathing, ice-bathing star-gazing and for those who wish to experience the Northern Lights. It will be situated downstream from the bridges of Bodtraskfors which is an ideal spot to experience Northern Lights. Once its construction is complete, guests will be able to book the new floating bath hotel. It will be a must-go destination for people tired of warm temperature.
It designed by architects Bertil Harström and Johan Kaupp in partnership with Off the Map Travel
Central bath with cabins all around
Wooden cabins with big windows and a skylight
The Arctic bath hotel including wooden cabins will float over the Lule River during summer and freeze into a place in winters
Cozy accommodations will let visitors live on the frozen or floating cabins on the river
Via: DailyMail / Images: ArcticBath
