Lifestyle: Tourists are sleeping in glass igloos at a hotel in Finland to watch the Northern Lights in its full glory

The hotel is called Kakslauttanen and it’s located in Finnish Lapland, 155 miles north of the Arctic Circle.

There's a hotel in Finland that has glass igloos for tourists to watch the Northern Lights all night in its full glory.

The hotel is called Kakslauttanen and it’s located in Finnish Lapland, 155 miles north of the Arctic Circle.

While at the hotel you can also do husky safaris, ice fishing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobile safaris.

One night in a small igloo costs around £380.

Produced by Leon Siciliano

The hotel is called Kakslauttanen and it’s located in Finnish Lapland, 155 miles north of the Arctic Circle. Read Full Story