Camp Ripan

My recent three-day, two-night stay at Camp Ripan was overall a pleasant experience and reconfirmed why I have returned to this property more than once.Check-in was seamless, handled by a courteous and professional reception ladies who combined efficiency with genuine warmth. Having stayed before, I found my cabin easily and appreciated being able to park directly in front of it.nThe room itself was functional and comfortable. The bed, with its crisp white linens, ensured a good night’s rest. Small touches such as the water kettle with coffee and sugar packets were thoughtful. However, there are details which I believe could elevate the experience further. The cabin windows remain fixed with only a narrow ventilation opening available, which does limit fresh air circulation. In addition, the flooring bore visible damage, clearly caused by guests wearing spiked shoes indoors. This is unfortunate for a property of such character and could easily be prevented by a discreet yet clear sign at the entrance. I also noticed minor cracks above the wall, which I trust management is already aware of.nDuring my stay, I had the pleasure of including two full days at the Aurora Spa. This experience was truly the highlight of my visit. The design, atmosphere, and carefully curated rituals created a sense of tranquility that beautifully reflected the Arctic environment. It is an exceptional facility and certainly a unique asset for the property, worthy of dedicating time to.nA particular point of disappointment was the absence of basic complimentary toiletries. For a hotel positioning itself as a weekend retreat, one expects a small essentials kit to be readily available. Being offered a bamboo toothbrush at a cost of 45 SEK, together with toothpaste of the same price, felt excessive and unnecessary. Including these items as part of the standard amenities would significantly enhance the guest experience and align with the otherwise thoughtful service.nnOn a positive note, breakfast was excellent. The variety, freshness, and attentive morning staff created a very good start to each day. My one dinner in the restaurant also stood out as a refined and memorable dining experience, both in taste and service.nnOverall, my stay was enjoyable, and I continue to recommend Camp Ripan to those visiting Kiruna. With a few adjustments in the finer details, it has the potential to deliver an even more consistent and memorable guest journey.

I stayed in one of the cabins at Camp Ripan and did two of their photography tours. Both were excellent, and the snowy setting made it a memorable experience. The cabin was comfortable and the staff were kind and helpful.

I really enjoyed my stay here! I stayed for two nights total and it was worth it.n+ Location was peaceful and the landscapes were stunningn+ Rooms were clean and I liked the design especially the design of the bathroomn+ Breakfast had many options to choose from and the quality was amazing and freshn+ Minigolf and playground nearbynI can highly recommend this place if you have to stay a night or two in Kiruna.

Cute camping with all the needed services. The profesionnals are trying their best if their is any problem to solve it, what is really appreciable, and they are all kind and carefull, there is a good vibe. The restaurant is nice and has good wines.nThe camping prices are nice for the offered services, and the places where really clean, what is also really appreciable :

*Visited with a Tent* we didn’t get to drive our car closer to the tent area and had to bring our stuff there instead- even though there is a road! Service house is like 10 min walk from the tent area. Showers there are outdated. St least sauna was good but no cold water in the shower! In case you want to contrast temperatures. The hair dryer is like 30 years old and barely blows air the main building g has no foods or snacks for you - only meals for hotel guests. So for us who stayed here with a tent - not impressed at all.