Top Hotels in Inari
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MapView on map1.6 mi from City Center
From
US$ 124
/night
- Aurora cabins with direct sky views
- Engaging activities like husky safaris
- On-site sauna for added relaxation
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MapView on map1100 yd from City Center
From
US$ 163
/night
- Private sauna in-room experience
- Award-winning local cuisine dining
- Stunning views of River Juutua
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- Private Saunas
- On-site Restaurant
- Boot Dryers
300 yd from City Center
From
US$ 134
/night
- Rooms with private saunas for relaxation
- Stunning views of Lake Inari and northern lights
- Cultural experiences with local Sami traditions
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How much is a room per night?
These hotels are recommended due to their close proximity to key attractions like the Siida Museum and Inari Church, which are less than a 10-minute walk away. Prices start at around $120 per night, with options scoring above 8/10 on guest reviews.
3 star:
$120-$180
4 star:
$180-$250
5 star:
$250-$400
Top Recommended hotels in Inari
City Center, 223 m
This hotel is also a venue for cultural and nature events, including the Camera Borealis nature photography event. It's close to landmarks like the Inari Church, one of the oldest buildings still standing in Northern Lapland.
City Center, 3 km
Located just five minutes from the Sámi village of Inari, this hotel offers access to local reindeer farms. Enjoy traditional Lappish cuisine at the on-site restaurant after a day of activities like snowmobiling or visiting the Siida Museum.
City Center, 424 m
The spacious Aurora Cabins provide a quiet setting right by Lake Inari, perfect for viewing the Northern Lights. The town's center is within a 5-minute walk, making it easy to explore local attractions.
City Center, 960 m
Set at a crossroads, this hotel offers easy access to various activities like snowmobiling and husky safaris. It's near cultural events such as the Congress of World's Reindeerherding Peoples and the annual Skábmagovat film festival.
