A hotel in Finland adopts the theme of the most viewed series of all time "Game of Thrones"
Who would not like to sleep under the watchful eye of a white walker?
Snow Village has gone a little further in the art of carving figures on frozen water and has recreated some of the elements and characters most representative of the television adaptation of the work of George R. R. Martin.
The hotel, in which HBO Nordic and Lapland Hotels participate, is part of a complex of approximately 20,000 m2, which each year adopts a different theme- On this occasion, guests can admire the figures designed by professionals from around the world and experience the cold felt by the inhabitants of the North.
For 165 euros you can spend a night in the establishment, although if you do not want to get so much, you can opt for a guided tour for a substantially lower price: 15 euros, an affordable price if you want to feel like a star of Games of Thrones.
You can sleep under the attentive gaze of the King of the Night or the White Walker, contemplate the faces of the House of Black and White, pray for Lady Olenna in her chapel and even eat at the meeting table of the Red Fortress.
let's take a look at this spectacular work of art
To stay at this hotel is not only necessary to be a Game of Thrones fan. You also have to be brave (especially with regard to cold and cold temperatures,and if you do not ask viserion).
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