Annie Hesselstad at the Nobel Banquet 2023
Niehku Mountain Villas' head pastry chef has once again been entrusted with the prestigious task of being the Nobel Pastry Chef responsible for the dessert at the Nobel Banquet in Blå Hallen.
"I have already spoken to our head chef Ragnar Martinsson to make a simplified version of the Nobel dessert at Niehku this winter"
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Niehku Mountain Villa is more than a hotel – it’s a home away from home. Each of our 14 guest rooms offers superior comfort and service, a cosy retreat after a long day of adventure, and a pleasant evening of good companionship and great cuisine.
skiing
In the winter months, we offer both heliskiing and ski tours for passionate adventurers. Whether you get there by air or on foot, our experienced guides and helicopters can whisk you away to some 60 skiable peaks, transporting you to a magnificent mountain world where every summit, valley, and mountain lake bears a Sami name. Here, between Riksgränsen, Abisko, and Kebnekaise, you can also ski around the clock in the midnight sun during the latter part of the winter season.
Dining Room & Wine Cellar
We serve superb cuisine for hungry adventurers – substantial fare with a touch of flair. We aim to extend the day’s adventure around the dinner table, guiding you through new experiences with the utmost care and attentiveness, just as we do when we’re up in the mountains.
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Getting here
Kiruna Airport in Sweden is located about 140 kilometres from the Riksgränsen ski resort, and you can also fly to Harstad-Narvik Airport in Norway, which is about 85 kilometres from Riksgränsen. Or just take the train directly from Stockholm, Luleå, Kiruna, or Narvik. During the high season there is also a daily bus service from Kiruna and Narvik.
INTO THE WILD
We’ll pack light and head straight out into a beautiful alpine wonderland, far from all roads and cleared trails. For a truly rare and remote adventure, our helicopters can transport you to pristine peaks where few have ever dared to venture.
PHOTO: Lars Thulin, Daniel Rönnbäck, Martin Söderqvist, Mattias Fredriksson, David Carlier, Nicklas Blom
