Hotel Kämp

Following an extensive renovation and highly anticipated reopening, Hotel Kämp enters a new era while preserving its position as Finland’s most iconic luxury hotel. Located on Helsinki’s elegant Esplanadi, the landmark property has welcomed distinguished guests since 1887 and remains at the heart of the city’s cultural and social life. The transformation introduces beautifully redesigned rooms and suites, enhanced wellness facilities, and elevated dining experiences, all while maintaining the timeless character that has defined the hotel for generations. Perfectly positioned for exploring Helsinki’s design district, waterfront, galleries, and renowned culinary scene, Hotel Kämp continues to set the benchmark for luxury hospitality in Finland and provides an exceptional gateway to the Nordic capital.

Gáldu

Opening a new chapter in luxury travel across Finnish Lapland, Gáldu offers an immersive retreat shaped by the region’s vast wilderness and Sámi heritage. Designed to foster a deeper connection with nature, the property combines contemporary Nordic architecture with sweeping views of the surrounding Arctic landscape. Guests can experience the changing seasons through a carefully curated collection of activities, from northern lights excursions and snowmobiling adventures to summer hiking and wildlife encounters beneath the Midnight Sun. Wellness plays a central role, with restorative spaces inspired by the rhythms of the natural environment. Positioned away from the busier tourism hubs, Gáldu provides a sense of exclusivity and authenticity that appeals to travellers seeking a more intimate Arctic experience.

Skyra Retreat

Skyra Retreat brings a fresh and highly personalised approach to luxury travel in Finnish Lapland. Intimate in scale and thoughtfully designed, the retreat focuses on creating meaningful connections with the surrounding Arctic environment through a collection of carefully curated experiences and beautifully appointed accommodation. Large windows frame uninterrupted views of the landscape, allowing guests to experience the ever-changing beauty of Lapland throughout the year, from snow-covered forests and dancing auroras to the endless light of summer. The retreat places a strong emphasis on wellbeing, slow travel, and exclusivity, encouraging guests to disconnect from everyday life and fully immerse themselves in nature. Combined with exceptional service and access to some of Lapland’s most sought-after wilderness experiences, Skyra Retreat represents an exciting new addition to Finland’s growing portfolio of luxury Arctic properties.

Black Sand Hotel

Having welcomed its first guests during the summer, Black Sand Hotel has quickly established itself as one of Iceland’s most exciting new luxury retreats. Located along the dramatic South Coast, the property draws inspiration from the surrounding volcanic landscape, with contemporary architecture and interiors designed to complement the region’s striking black sand beaches and rugged coastline. Guests are ideally positioned to explore waterfalls, glaciers, lava fields, and some of Iceland’s most iconic natural attractions while enjoying a more intimate and design-led hospitality experience. Wellness facilities, locally inspired dining, and tailored excursions further enhance the stay, creating a strong sense of connection to both the landscape and local culture. As one of the country’s most anticipated recent openings, Black Sand Hotel offers a fresh perspective on South Coast travel and an exceptional base for exploring this remarkable region.

360 Hotel

Opening this autumn, 360 Hotel introduces an exciting new luxury retreat to the landscapes of South Iceland. Perched above vast stretches of countryside with panoramic views across mountains, glaciers, and volcanic terrain, the property has been designed to immerse guests in the natural beauty that defines the region. Combining contemporary Nordic design with warm Icelandic hospitality, the hotel offers an intimate collection of rooms and suites, a geothermal spa, outdoor hot tubs, and dining experiences inspired by local ingredients and seasonal flavours. Its peaceful hillside setting provides a sense of seclusion while remaining within easy reach of many of Iceland’s most iconic attractions, including waterfalls, black sand beaches, and glacier landscapes. As one of the country’s most anticipated openings of the year, 360 Hotel offers a fresh opportunity to experience South Iceland through a property that places wellness, nature, and understated luxury at the heart of every stay.

Skáld Hotel Akureyri

Opening this June, Skáld Hotel Akureyri brings a new level of luxury hospitality to North Iceland. Located in Akureyri, often referred to as the capital of the north, the hotel provides a stylish gateway to one of the country’s most diverse and rewarding regions. Inspired by Icelandic storytelling and cultural heritage, the property combines contemporary design with a strong sense of place, creating an atmosphere that feels both modern and authentically Icelandic. Guests can easily access whale watching excursions, geothermal bathing experiences, the Diamond Circle route, and some of the country’s finest northern lights viewing locations. As interest in North Iceland continues to grow, Skáld Hotel offers a sophisticated new base for exploring a region renowned for its fjords, volcanic landscapes, and Arctic adventures. Its opening represents an important addition to Iceland’s luxury travel offering beyond the traditional South Coast and Reykjavík routes.

Ytri Island

Located on the remote island of Træna, above the Arctic Circle, Ytri Island offers one of Norway’s most distinctive new luxury experiences. Accessible only by boat, the retreat is designed for travellers seeking complete immersion in nature, far from the distractions of everyday life. Contemporary architecture blends seamlessly into the rugged coastal landscape, while panoramic views of the Norwegian Sea create a constant connection to the surrounding environment. Guests can explore dramatic hiking trails, kayak through pristine waters, and experience the Midnight Sun or Northern Lights depending on the season. The property’s intimate scale, exceptional culinary programme, and focus on slow, meaningful travel make it a standout addition to Norway’s luxury hospitality scene. Ytri Island is perfectly suited to travellers looking for exclusivity, authenticity, and a deeper appreciation of Norway’s remote Arctic coastline.

Linderberg Lilløy

Situated on a private island just outside Bergen, Linderberg Lilløy combines contemporary Scandinavian design with the tranquillity of Norway’s western fjord region. The property offers a unique balance between accessibility and seclusion, allowing guests to enjoy a peaceful retreat while remaining within easy reach of Bergen’s cultural attractions. Carefully designed interiors draw inspiration from the surrounding landscape, creating a sense of harmony between architecture and nature. Experiences focus on wellness, outdoor exploration, and connection to local traditions, with opportunities for boating, hiking, and discovering the region’s renowned coastal scenery. The intimate atmosphere and personalised service provide a refreshing alternative to larger hotels, making Linderberg Lilløy an ideal addition to journeys through the fjords. It offers a sophisticated yet understated experience that reflects the simplicity and beauty of modern Norwegian luxury.

Savoy 1918

Originally opened in 1918, Savoy 1918 has been thoughtfully restored to create one of Oslo’s most exciting new luxury hotels. The property combines historic character with contemporary comfort, preserving many of its original architectural details while introducing elegant modern design throughout its interiors. Located in the heart of the Norwegian capital, the hotel provides an ideal base for exploring Oslo’s vibrant cultural scene, from world-class museums and galleries to innovative dining and waterfront districts. Beyond its heritage appeal, Savoy 1918 places a strong emphasis on craftsmanship, design, and personalised hospitality, reflecting the city’s growing reputation as a leading Nordic destination. Guests can enjoy beautifully curated public spaces, refined dining experiences, and a sense of timeless sophistication that connects Oslo’s past with its modern identity. The result is a property that feels both historic and remarkably contemporary.