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Arctic Bath retains its MICHELIN Key for 2026
The MICHELIN Guide announced its 2026 global Key selection on 18 September, recognising 2832 hotels around the world. For Arctic Bath, retaining the Key is above all a meaningful recognition of the experience created every day by the people behind the hotel, and of the place that continues to shape it.
Arctic Bath received its first MICHELIN Key in 2025. Located on the Lule River in Harads, the 12-room hotel brings together architecture, nature, food and SPA experiences in a setting that changes distinctly with the seasons.
“Arctic Bath could never exist in quite the same way anywhere else. The landscape, the seasons, our local partners and the culture and traditions are all woven into the experience we create for our guests. It is a privilege to represent Harads on an international stage, and we are grateful for any opportunity this recognition gives us to inspire more people to discover the beauty and character of the Norrbotten region.” adds Klara.
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Arctic Bath is a “one of a kind” hotel, SPA, and restaurant floating on the serene Lule River in the middle of northern Sweden. Surrounded by frost-covered forests in winter and sunlit landscapes in the summer it showcases the endless Arctic beauty and offers a truly immersive experience.
At the heart of Arctic Bath lies a circular main building inspired by log driving history, home to our spa with the characteristic cold bath, saunas, Jacuzzis, and treatment rooms. The restaurant showcases local flavours, while the lounge and bar offer the perfect spot to unwind.
Our guests unwind in our striking Land, Water, or Suite cabins that blend modern Scandinavian design with nature, featuring glass walls, floating walkways, and cozy interiors crafted from wood and stone.
Whether you seek adventure or relaxation, Arctic Bath promises an unforgettable journey into the wonders of the north – no matter the season.