Hotel Arctic

Poetry Room

The Hotel Arctic has 29 Puisi rooms, all of which offer views of the harbor and town and are comfortably and practically furnished. A baby cot can be provided, but these rooms can only accommodate a maximum of two adults. Two Puisi rooms connected by a door offer space for four people with single or double beds. The bathrooms are minimalist in design, with sanitary fittings by Philip Stark. The rooms feature original works by Greenlandic artist Buuti Pedersen.

Poetry Suite

The two Puisi Suites at Hotel Arctic offer views of the sea and icebergs. The suite offers you more space, beautiful views, and elegant furnishings. Amenities include a Bang & Olufsen TV, minibar, coffee and tea set, and bathrobe. The suite is equipped with a double bed, dining table for four, and two armchairs. A baby cot can be provided free of charge. The bathroom has a shower cubicle and bathroom scales. The suite has been decorated by Greenlandic artist Camilla Nielsen.

Kayak Room

The Hotel Arctic has 20 Kayak Rooms, all of which offer views of the sea and the town. These rooms are equipped with a 32-inch Loewe TV, trouser press, minibar, and coffee set with coffee and tea. The Kayak Rooms are slightly more spacious than the Puisi Rooms and can be booked as single or double rooms. In the double room, you can choose between a king-size double bed or two single beds. The rooms can be equipped with a free baby cot. Two of the Kayak Rooms are family rooms and can accommodate up to four people. The tastefully furnished rooms are decorated with paintings by Greenlandic artist Miki Jakobsen.

Kayak Suite

The two Kayak Suites offer more space, a great view of the sea and icebergs, and elegant furnishings. They are the larger counterpart to the Kayak Rooms. Amenities include a 32-inch Loewe TV, a minibar, a coffee set with coffee and tea, and a bathrobe. The suite is also equipped with a king-size double bed, a sofa for two people, and an armchair. A baby cot can be provided free of charge. The suites are decorated with paintings by Greenlandic artist Miki Jakobsen, inspired by kayaks, the sea, and the region's wildlife.

Umiaq Room

All 21 Umiaq rooms at Hotel Arctic offer views of the sea and icebergs. These rooms are the newest and most beautiful in the hotel and meet high international standards. Amenities include a 32-inch Philips TV, a minibar, a coffee set with coffee and tea, and a bathrobe. The Umiaq rooms can be booked as single or double rooms, and in the double room you can choose between a king-size double bed or two single beds. A baby cot can be provided free of charge, but there is space for a maximum of 2 adults in this room. The elegant bathroom has a glass shower cubicle and a bidet. Greenlandic artist Miki Jakobsen has provided his original photographs on the theme of women's boats to decorate the rooms. The rooms also feature paintings by local artist Arne Reimer.

Umiaq Suite

The six spacious and elegantly furnished Umiaq Suites at Hotel Arctic offer impressive views of the sea and icebergs. Here, the hotel presents itself at its best. Amenities include a 32-inch Philips TV, a Kloss radio with iPhone/MP3 input, a minibar, a coffee set with coffee and tea, and a bathrobe. The suite is also equipped with a sofa for two people and an armchair. In the Umiaq Suites, you can choose between a king-size double bed or two single beds. A baby cot can be provided free of charge. The bathrooms in the Umiaq Suites are equipped with a bathtub, shower cubicle, and bidet. Greenlandic artist Miki Jakobsen has provided his original photographs on the theme of women's boats to decorate the rooms. The rooms also feature paintings by local artist Arne Reimer.

Umiaq Deluxe Room

The Hotel Arctic has six Umiaq Deluxe rooms, all of which offer wonderful views of the sea and icebergs. The rooms are larger than the standard Umiaq rooms and feature a Bang & Olufsen TV, a minibar, a coffee set with coffee and tea, and a bathrobe. The suite is also equipped with a sofa for two people and an armchair. The Umiaq Deluxe rooms can be booked as single or double rooms. In the double room, you can choose between a king-size double bed or two single beds. Umiaq DeLuxe rooms can be booked as family rooms for three or four people. The elegant bathroom has a glass shower cubicle and a bidet. Greenlandic artist Miki Jakobsen has provided his original photographs on the theme of women's boats to decorate the rooms. The rooms also feature paintings by local artist Arne Reimer.

Fjell Room

The five Fjell rooms at Hotel Arctic have their own terrace and, as the name suggests, direct access to the fell. These rooms are the newest in the hotel and meet 4-star standards in every respect. The large panoramic windows offer a direct view of Disko Bay. The two mattresses on the adjustable beds can be individually adjusted so that you can always keep an eye on the mountains, the sea, and the icebergs. Or enjoy the great view from the comfortable armchairs. If the sun gets too strong, simply activate the awning.
The rooms are equipped with a wardrobe, desk, two chairs, a coffee table, and a bench in front of the window. There is a table and two chairs on the terrace.
You can also enjoy a clear view of the mountains and Disko Bay from the exclusive bathroom. The bathroom features a remote-controlled bidet built into the toilet. The mirror has Bluetooth speakers that play music from your iPhone and Android devices.
The theme of the rooms is the Greenlandic guillemot, a species of bird. The five Fjell rooms are open between May 1 and October 31.

igloo

Have you always wanted to spend a night in an igloo in the Arctic wilderness? Then seize the opportunity and stay in one of five unique igloos for two people from May to October. The igloos are just a short walk across a wooden bridge from the hotel. Surrounded by cliffs, Disko Bay, and gigantic icebergs drifting by. The design and shape of the igloo huts are based on classic Eskimo igloos. However, instead of ice, the igloos here are made of an aluminum skeleton, which makes them just as comfortable inside and equipped with all the latest amenities as a standard hotel room. The feeling, however, is completely different. While the harsh natural environment lies outside the door, the igloos are modern and comfortably furnished inside with electric heating, radio, television, telephone, kitchenette, and small bathroom with shower. There is room for two people in a double bed or two single beds. Only a real igloo could top this experience.