Arctic Sky Nest -15% Off at Jeris Lakeside Resort
Northern Lights cabin accommodation in Muonio, Finnish Lapland
Wake up to panoramic forest views and book your stay online with code NEST15 to save 15%. Check available dates and secure your preferred nights early.
A quiet winter cabin stay with easy access to Lapland experiences
Arctic Sky Nest is a private cabin stay at Jeris Lakeside Resort in Muonio, Finnish Lapland, designed for quiet winter nights and wide forest views. Save 15% when you book online with code NEST15.
You’re also close to the main building, so it’s easy to add winter experiences like aurora excursions, husky and reindeer activities, and a visit to Arctic Sauna World.
Offer Summary
How to use code NEST15
- Book with code NEST15 in our online shop
- online bookings only
Offer terms
- Stay by 12.4.2026
- Applies to Arctic Sky Nest stays at Jeris Lakeside Resort
- Minimum stay 1 night
- New bookings only
- Online bookings only
What’s included
- breakfast at Jeris Lakeside Resort restaurant
- Wi-Fi
The cabins
Inside the Arctic Sky Nest cabins
Arctic Sky Nest is your private wilderness stay in Finnish Lapland at Jeris Lakeside Resort which is made for Northern Lights seekers and anyone craving quiet comfort. Located on a peaceful forest slope just a short walk from the Jeris Lakeside Resort main building. Each offers privacy, quiet, and comfort surrounded by trees and amazing views.
Capacity and sleeping
- Double/twin bed for two adults
- Sofa bed sleeps two children or one adult
Facilities
- Ensuite bathroom with shower
- Compact kitchenette
- Wi-Fi
- Dining table for four
Location and how to get here
Where you’ll stay
Find us at Jeris Lakeside Resort in Western Lapland in Muonio, Finland.
Nearest airport and transfers
Reach us via direct flights to Kittilä – KTT airport or through connecting flights from Helsinki-Vantaa Airport – HEL. From Helsinki you can also reach us by train. The nearest train station is in Kolari, ca. 95 km away. Our resorts are far away from busy cities and towns, in the middle of nature.
What to pack
Winter weather can be dry, cold, and changeable, so layers work best. We recommend wool for base layers and an insulated outer layer for time outdoors.
- Thermal underwear – Great as a base layer to help keep you warm.
- A good winter jacket – Make sure it offers protection against both wind and cold.
- Winter trousers – As your jacket it’s meant to keep you comfortable during outdoor activities.
- Gloves and/or mittens. Layering is great for keeping your fingers warm.
- Warm socks. Please leave cotton socks and nylon stockings at home; they don’t provide enough insulation and warmth.
- A warm hat
- A scarf or neck warmer. To protect your neck and face from the cold.
- Sturdy winter boots. Choose boots with enough room to wiggle your toes for better warmth and circulation.
- Thermal underwear for layering.
- A good winter jacket to protect against the wind and cold.
- Winter trousers to keep you warm during your outdoor activities.
Tip: Bring a refillable water bottle, the tap water here is safe to drink and tastes great.
