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Location: where is Copperhill Mountain Lodge

· ski-in, ski-out on the slopes above Åre Björnen · Copperhill Express drag lift links to the slopes · 2km/5-minute drive to Åre Björnen · hotel-run shuttle bus to and from Åre Björnen approx every 20 minutes (does not operate in the evenings) · 7km/15-minute drive to Åre By · 4km to Åre chocolate factory


Overview: hotel description: Copperhill Mountain Lodge description

Nestled on the top of Förberget Mountain, the Copperhill is the jewel in the crown above Åre Björnen. It opened in 2008, is the only mountain design hotel in Scandinavia, and has been named Sweden’s best ski hotel at the World Ski Awards three years in a row.

You’ll see why as soon as you step into the cavernous lobby. Natural materials, warm colours and modern style blend together to create a feeling of luxurious comfort. This theme continues into the rooms, which are named after different metals - choose between a Bronze twin room or a Copper suite. Finishing touches like DVD players, games consoles and bathrobes add an extra layer of luxury to your stay.

Each morning, you’ll be spoilt for choice with a generous breakfast buffet that includes fresh bread, homemade jams and local meats. Superb evening meals are served in the Niesti restaurant, which offers a dishes inspired by ski resorts from around the world, like Aspen, France and Japan.

You could also treat yourself to an à la carte meal in The Library, a beautifully cosy restaurant with stunning mountain views and a Vaajese tasting menu that includes local favourites like reindeer, arctic char and cloudberries.

A visit to the Sami-inspired Level Spa is also a must. Take a dip in the infinity pool, soak in the hot tubs or soothe sore muscles in one of the saunas - there are two clothed saunas in the main spa plus one nude sauna in each changing room.

But possibly the best feature of the Copperhill is its location. It’s got its own drag lift and ski-in, ski-out access via a beautiful green run through the trees. The lift is pretty steep for a beginner though, so you can always utlise the free shuttle bus to get down to Åre Björnen and back. The bus doesn't run in the evenings though, so you can either catch a taxi down to town, or spend your time listening to live music and sipping cocktails next to the huge stone fireplace in the Fireside lounge in the lobby.

Please note:

There's no rep based in Åre, but support is available 24/7 by phone, email or Twitter.

The Copperhill is quite isolated in the evenings, after the shuttle bus stops running, but you can pay for a taxi down to town and back if you want a livelier atmosphere.


Facilities: Copperhill Mountain Lodge features

· Niesti restaurant · The Library restaurant · Fireside lounge and bar · live music · sun terrace · Level Spa with infinity pool, indoor and outdoor hot tubs, saunas, relaxation areas and spa bar (open 6am - 8pm for over 15s only, under 15s allowed 8-11am and 3-5pm) · extra charge for private spa with hot tub and sauna · extra charge for massages and treatments · gym · games room with pool table and table tennis · Copper Kids club (during school holidays only) · DVD rentals · in-house ski shop · ski room with lockers and heated boot rack · laundry facilities · free WiFi throughout · two lifts to all floors · 122 rooms


Room Types: Copperhill Mountain Lodge bedrooms

All rooms have a flatscreen TV with UK channels, DVD player, Playstation 3, iPod/music dock, free WiFi, telephone, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryer, safe, minibar and tea and coffee making facilities.

Twin room - sleeps 1-2: Austrian twin beds, private shower and WC.

Suite - sleeps 2-5: bedroom with Austrian twin beds, living room with sofa bed (suitable for 1 adult or 2 children), alcove with bunk beds, kitchenette with hobs, microwave, mini fridge/freezer and dishwasher, bathroom with private double shower and WC, and balcony.


Meals: Copperhill Mountain Lodge food & drink

· hot and cold buffet breakfast · 3-course evening meals with a rotating set menu (no choice of courses) · optional upgrade to full board · Swedish Christmas Table served on Christmas Eve and New Year' Eve, consisting of a traditional buffet with smoked salmon, herrings, reindeer, moose, ham and breads, salads, potatoes, a variety of sauces and candy desserts

We update Copperhill Mountain Lodge's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Excellent snow record Chic village base Big ski area for N. Europe

As one of Scandinavia’s biggest ski areas, this place has incredible offerings for families (and everyone else for that matter), with a trendy and relaxed village to come home to at the end of the day. Reindeer roam the forests and the northern lights sometimes appear at night. We love this part of the world.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Families Couples Non-skiers

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Snow Report: Top 73cm, Bottom 60cm

Snow Forecast: 39cm expected this week

Snow History: March average depth 71cm

Are trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Åre Östersund Airport (OSD)86km, 1 hour
Trondheim Airport Værnes (TRD)133km, 2 hours
Region:Jämtland, Sweden
First opened:1909

Are lift pass price last reported as €195 (adult 5 days). Ask for a quote when booking Copperhill Mountain Lodge.
Night skiing: Yes
Are has S facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing November - May.

Town altitude: 380m
Top of slopes: 1274m
Bottom of piste: 380m
Vertical drop: 894m
Total length of trails:101km/110 runs
Longest piste:6.5km
People describe Åre (pronounce it ‘Aw-ra’) as a pint sized version of a big city – there are oodles of restaurants, shops and the like surrounding the main square, but you still get that cosy feel that Scandi mountain villages are loved for. Life here’s a lot more laid back than you find in the bigger European resorts – despite being Sweden’s biggest and best place to ski, everything stays wonderfully smart and unhurried. Accommodation is spread across a number of different bases. Åre By (at th...
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