Northern Lights log cabins with an outdoor hot tub offer the ultimate way to indulge in a romantic Arctic holiday. Nestled in pristine wilderness, these cabins provide excellent chances of seeing the Northern Lights. An Arctic hot tub elevates the experience, offering views far beyond the ordinary.

Imagine yourself surrounded by snow-laden pine forests in Swedish and Finnish Lapland. Or stay in Norway’s fjord-facing fisherman’s cabins and Canada’s vast mountain retreats. We’ve selected the most spectacular Northern Lights cabins with a hot tub for honeymooners and romantic travellers heading north to the Magnetic North.

Sweden: Loggers Lodge

Undisturbed: Exclusive log cabin luxury in Swedish Lapland

Where you’ll stay: Relax in an iconic Swedish timber cabin transformed into a five-star wilderness retreat. Deep in the woods of Swedish Lapland, your private chef will prepare local delicacies such as moose, caviar, and fresh lingonberries, paired with award-winning wines. A private host will be on hand to offer insights into the Northern Lights, outdoor adventures, and local heritage.

The hot tub: Encircled by 5km of untouched wilderness, the outdoor hot tub offers complete privacy—ideal for romantic Northern Lights sightings. The lodge hosts only two guests at a time, ensuring an exclusive experience, complete with a bottle of champagne.

Canada, Yukon: Northern Lights Resort and Spa

Remote: Relaxation in Northern Canada’s wilderness

Where you’ll stay: The Yukon calls with its untamed landscapes and cosy log cabins. At Northern Lights Resort and Spa, traditional log cabins and glass-fronted suites let couples reconnect with nature. Here, nature means remote gravel roads, vast plains, snow-capped mountains, and mighty rivers steeped in gold rush history. Your host, Wolfgang, is a Northern Lights photography expert and happy to assist in capturing the Aurora Borealis.

The hot tub: The outdoor hot tub sits between the cabins and the main lodge, easily accessible—essential when temperatures drop below -20°C. Pair your soak with a sauna session and a spa treatment from professional masseuse Renate.

Finland: Northern Lights Ranch

Whimsical: Secluded log cabin vibes with a view

Where you’ll stay: Deep in Finnish Lapland’s Boreal forest, the luxurious Skyview Cabins blend modern comfort with traditional log cabin charm. A roaring fireplace and blonde wood interiors create a cosy atmosphere. The attached glass-fronted cabin offers uninterrupted Arctic sky views, increasing your chances of seeing the lights in comfort.

The hot tub: Upgrade to the Sky View Cabin Deluxe to enjoy a private outdoor hot tub on the cabin’s porch. This Northern Lights cabin with a hot tub offers seclusion and comfort. Alternatively, guests can rent a hot tub at the hotel’s main site.

Sweden: Arctic Retreat

Unwind: Panoramic riverside cabins with cosy sky views

Where you’ll stay: Just an hour’s drive from Luleå, Arctic Retreat offers panoramic log cabins set along the Råne River. Free from light pollution, this spot is perfect for Aurora chasers. Inside, minimalist wooden interiors create a cosy, grounding atmosphere. Slow down with a private Masterchef cooking session, a snowshoeing adventure, or a sauna ritual.

The hot tub: A wood-fired hot tub completes the eco-lodge’s slow-travel experience. Each riverside cabin comes with its own spacious hot tub.

Norway: Lyngen Lodge

Where you’ll stay: Fly into Tromsø, the gateway to the Lyngen Alps. Nestled between glassy fjords and jagged peaks, Lyngen Lodge combines adventure and luxury. Guests can balance snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and horseback riding with a cosy, hygge-inspired interior and hearty Nordic cuisine.

The hot tub: On the main lodge’s porch, a hot tub overlooks the fjord—perfect for unwinding beneath dark Arctic skies.

Bonus: Nova Scotia – Forest Bathing in a Wood-Fired Hot Tub

Nova Scotia may not be prime Aurora Borealis territory, still, its night skies are a sight to behold.

Where you’ll stay: Trout Point Lodge, a romantic wilderness retreat, is a hidden gem in Maritime Canada. Set under towering pine and hemlock forests, it’s ideal for forest bathing, yoga, or barrel sauna sessions.

The hot tub: Nestled between the Southwest Nova Scotia Biosphere Reserve and the Tusket River, the lodge’s wood-fired cedar hot tub offers total seclusion. This cabin with a hot tub holds the world’s first Starlight Hotel certification. Visit in autumn to pair your soak with stunning foliage and crisp evening air.