Boutique hotels in Greenland

Greenland is not the place you just happen to end up. No last-minute beach deal, no 'oh, let's do a city trip'. No, when you go to Greenland, you mean it seriously. It's the kind of destination where your mum asks, "Why there?" and you just say, "Because there are more reindeer than people living there, mum."

First things first, Nuuk, the capital. Smallest capital in the world, but one with character. No tall buildings, but brightly coloured houses and a harbour where fishing boats sit next to cruise ships. You drink coffee here while gazing at fjords, and if you're lucky, a whale passes by. There are museums, yes. But most people prefer to sit outside. Get some fresh air, get snow in your shoes, that sort of thing.

Then you hop on a plane towards Ilulissat. Here, it's all about ice. Not that cube in your cocktail glass, but giant icebergs floating by like it's nothing. The Ilulissat Icefjord is not on the UNESCO list for nothing. Boat ride, hike, just sit and watch-no matter, the ice crackles louder than the average city noise. Trust me, you'll quickly forget how your phone works here.

On holiday in Greenland

You want to go on holiday in Greenland and you want to stay in a nice boutique hotel. So which city do you go to?
Are you more likely to book an overnight stay in the capital, Nuuk, or stay in Ilulissat or Sisimiut.

All these cities guarantee a pleasant holiday.

The best boutique hotels in Greenland

A boutique hotel is characterised by its unique style, personalised service and often small-scale design. It offers an alternative to standard hotels through a focus on design, atmosphere and experience, often with luxurious or thematic décor. These hotels are usually located in special locations in Greenland and target a specific audience looking for a unique hotel experience. You can often find boutique hotels in cities like Nuuk, Ilulissat or Sisimiut.