The coldest hotel in the world is made of 30,000 tons of ice. Where is this place?

Nowadays, as people's life and work pace become faster and faster, business trips and travel have become very common, so the hotel industry has begun to develop more and more prosperously. However, as the number of hotels increases and the competition between them increases, we can only rely on creativity to attract customers, so we can see all kinds of imaginative hotels. .

For example, the capsules hanging on the cliff and the hotels using cement pipes as houses were very popular in the past. Their location and material selection are very careful, and they are also full of creativity. And the one I’m going to talk about is also very weird, because it is made directly from 30,000 tons of ice. It is located in the small town of Jukkasjarvi, Sweden. It is called the Ice Hotel, and it is also the coldest hotel in the world.

Perhaps many friends will have questions, would anyone really want to live in such a cold place? Aren't you afraid of being frozen? In fact, many foreign tourists do like to come here. First of all, they are very curious about it. Secondly, the interior design of this hotel is very unique, even the beds where they usually lie down and the furniture where things are placed. Made of ice cubes.

It sounds similar to Xiao Longnu’s cold jade bed, but there will be a lot of blankets on it, so tourists don’t have to worry about getting cold. And when you walk in, you can find that every house here is built by artists themselves. Various ice sculptures stand in them, or they are deers and flamingos with their heads raised, or they are quite charming. Sci-fi style portraits, each with a different theme!

Tourists staying here are like entering an ice sculpture museum. They can appreciate its charm everywhere. They are surprised and feel that it is worth it, even if it costs 6,000 yuan a night. No complaints. I have to say that the Ice Cube Hotel combines aesthetics and practicality, giving people the feeling of being in a kingdom of ice and snow. Some people even choose this place to get married, because it is so charming!