Snhetta, a multinational architectural studio, has created a one-of-a-kind hotel in one of the world’s most stunning locations. “The 7th Room” is a magnificent residence in northern Sweden whose mission is to bring man and the environment together. Now, visitors may sit back and relax in the forest while seeing the Northern Lights.

The house is built on twelve 10-meter piles.

The wooden interior makes the room feel warm and inviting, and the huge windows let in a lot of light and give stunning views of the Lappish forest and the Luleelven River.

This hotel’s major attraction is an outdoor patio with a trellis foundation from which to see the Northern Lights.

There is a living room, a bathroom, and two bedrooms spread throughout the 55 square meters of area.

The hotel has enough room for five people to stay comfortably.

In addition to that, there is a little elevator.

The residence is part of the Treehotel hotel company, which owns and operates it.

There are seven of these homes scattered across the woods. The job of Treehotel, which is located north of the Arctic Circle, is to show visitors the Northern Lights.