Hands down one of the most badass experiences I’ve had. Sleeping out on a frozen lake, dragged into position by snowmobile, watching the Northern Lights from bed—it doesn’t get better. The cabin was simple but solid—warm, comfortable, and had everything I needed. The whole setup is just smart and well done. If you’re after something that feels remote but still comfortable, this is the spot.

This was honestly the coolest thing we’ve ever done. We spent two nights out on frozen Lake Inari, sleeping under the stars and Northern Lights, which put on the most incredible show both nights. I slept like a baby with the warm, cozy cabin and super comfy bed. The cabins have everything you need—heating, a toilet, even a power bank to charge your phone. One night we joined dinner in the Kota, and the vegetarian meal roasted on the fire was delicious. It felt so authentic and cozy, gathered around the flames. But our favorite part was being towed across the frozen lake by snowmobile while sitting in the cabin—such a surreal, unforgettable moment. At the base camp, there’s also a sauna and a shared space where you can cook and relax, which made the whole experience even better. If you’re looking for something truly unique—this is it.

The owner and his colleagues are very nice. Try to help. We temporarily joined the Aurora Group. You can ask to be taken to the center of the lake a little later. There are many thoughtful services.

A very quirky, but truly wonderful experience. I won't waste your time by repeating all the fantastic things which people have already written, but the executive summary is: 1) Atte and his team are wonderful. Nothing is too much trouble. 2) The cabins were far more comfortable and warm than I expected. 3) This is close to the best nailed on Aurora sighting you are going to find. Just a few things that would have been useful to know before we went: 1) There is a lounge/kitchen which you have full access to, although you can't use the kitchen between 4 and 6 when they prepare supper. 2) Breakfast is great. Bread, toast, porridge and eggs in abundance. 3) Take a headtorch and also a torch to light up the cabin as the installed lighting ain't that bright. 4) Don't let Atte see you buy farmed salmon (ruined his former business).

Went in March from Australia to Lake Inari, desperate to see Northern Lights for two nights. Upon arrival at Lake Inari Mobile Cabins, Atte & Alexis welcomed us, they fired up a real Finnish Sauna, a shock to the system but absolutely invigorating for the body & mind. The main house had showers and breakfast /lounge area, was very cozy, spotlessly clean & ample charging stations. Warm as toast, with the heater on the lowest setting in the mobile cabins on the frozen lake overnight. We felt very safe with Atte’s skills on the snowmobile, great fun to be towed out. Saw the most amazing lights on both nights!! Slept soundly till towed back for generous breakfast. Alexis was fantastic, no problem with us being vegan, it was such a pleasure. Atte cooked a traditional Finnish Bar-B-Que in the fire hut Vegan style for us. His fire side conversations gave us a real insight into Artic life and Finnish history, we thoroughly enjoyed it. Cannot praise Atte & Alexis enough, a truly once in a life time experience made perfect by great hosts.

Very good pitches, always at a distance from the neighbors, electricity connection uncomplicated, the toilet took a bit of getting used to, lots of mosquitoes, but with the lake and these wonderful sunsets it was a very, very nice place!

Lake Inari Mobile Cabins is exactly our kind of spot in this world. We loved our stay here! We stayed two nights, but we would have been happy to stay longer. There is something super special about the cabins- they are small, but large enough to enjoy your time in them. The experience of being towed onto a frozen lake and left for the night is a romantic, special experience. The base camp is comfortable. During the day you have use of the basecamp for the bathrooms, showers, kitchen and sauna if you choose. If you stay here, we highly recommend The Grill Hut for dinner. We enjoyed dinner both nights in The Grill Hut, and we're glad we did. The experience is casual and unique, and the food is terrific. The hosts at Lake Inari Mobile Cabin add to the experience. Atte and Alexa are lovely people, and they make certain everyone has their questions answered and that guests feel comfortable while visiting.

A truly unique experience in northern Lapland! From booking to check-out, the process was smooth and straightforward. Atte, Alexa, and team were responsive, organized, warm, and gracious hosts, and both the basecamp and mobile cabin were spotless and well-outfitted as all prior reviews shared. Note that snow suits and boots are provided for those in need at the basecamp, along with WCs, showers, towels, and space to store any snacks/drinks you might wish to bring with you. While we unfortunately didn't have time to take advantage of any of the activities, we did reserve spaces in the grill hut for a delicious meal and terrific conversation (I'd note that for those interested in ice fishing, Atte is a skilled guide). The mobile cabins themselves were wholly original, compact yet comfortable rooms on runners. They are pulled out on the ice at 8 pm and retrieved at 8 am, giving you many quiet and peaceful hours on the lake with the lights of homes and Inari town in the distance. Our evening was mostly overcast so we saw only one hint of aurora, but one can imagine the show when the sky is clear. We wrapped our visit with a delicious homecooked breakfast back at basecamp and engaging conversation with our hosts and other guests. For those looking for an igloo-style lodging experience in a more intimate, personalized, and adventurous setting, this fills the bill - and more. Sincere thanks to Atte, Alexa, and team for sharing their knowledge, care, and hospitality with us!

Our stay at the mobile cabins was the highlight of the entire trip! Atte welcomed us and we hung out in the base camp for a while. We had a delicious dinner of fish over the fire, then got settled in the cabin to be pulled out. We saw the Northern Lights for 4-5 hours on and off, AMAZING! And to do it this way was incredibly unique. The sunrise over the frozen lake was beautiful as well. The cabins are tiny, this is glamping vs. luxury, so just be aware of that. The other people staying in the cabins that night were super nice as well, great getting to know them. The only thing we didn't get to do was the sauna due to timing (it takes 30-40 minutes to heat up, so by the time we arrived we didn't have time before dinner, & had to leave early the next morning).

I have spent 2 nights with my 7- years old daughter. Atte is very professional and we were warmly welcomed in the base camp. The premises are very comfy and clean. The cabin is small, but provides toilets and above all, unforgettable experience on the frozen lake. It is well warmed with comfortable bed. I recommend 100% the place for the experience. I would come back again and really felt as at home.