A design hotel by international standards.
Copperhill Mountain Lodge is situated on top of Förberget (730 m.a.s.l.) in Åre and is open all year round. You have a view over the mountain world for miles, and our wintertime guests can enjoy Ski in/Ski out to the whole ski area, and Åre Björnen´s scenic cross-country ski trails are always in the vicinity.
Welcome
Opening hours & Contact
The hotel
We are open every day until the 28th of April 2019
3-5th of May 2019
10-12th of May 2019
17-19th of May 2019
24-26th of May 2019
30th of May -2nd of June 2019
25th of June-11th of August
During the autumn, we’re always open Thursday-Sunday, more dates may be opening up, we’ll update here continuously.
Week 41 and week 44, we’re open every day
The restaurant
Breakfast: 7-10 AM
Lunch: 11.30-3 PM
Dinner: 6-10PM
Level Spa & Health Club
Daily 6am to 8pm
Hours for children under the age of 12 accompanied by an adult: 8am to 11am and 3pm to 5pm.
Please note! 23rd of December – 5th of January, the spa is only opened for hotelguests and external guests that have booked a treatment.
Contact
Phone: +46 (0)647-143 00
Email info@copperhill.se
Adress
Copperhill Mountain Lodge
Åre Björnen
837 97 Åre
By air, train, bus or car
Travel here
Within two hours by car, Åre has two airports. Together with the popular night trains, buses or a car, Åre is a readily accessible place midway between Östersund and Trondheim.
Biggest wooden construction in the Nordic
Facts about the hotel
Copperhill opened in 2008. Back then it was the biggest building constructed mainly of wood with an area of 19,000 square metres. The hotel is situated 730 m.a.s.l. right at the tree line, on Förberget. 112 rooms, mostly suites, with a total of 420 beds, 6 conference rooms for up to 500 people, a wonderful spa, restaurants, bars, ski rental and gym.
A design hotel is built
History
“What tickled us from the beginning was the challenge to create an environment on this wonderful mountain peak where people could enjoy. To create a fantastic building in interaction with this scenic place”
– Peter Bohlin, Architect