Rovaniemi

Winterent has reached a milestone that speaks louder than any ad campaign: 100 Google reviews with a perfect 5-star average. That alone tells a story. But the real story lives inside the words travelers leave behind after facing Lapland’s winter for the first time - and realizing it doesn’t have to be scary, uncomfortable, or complicated.

Winterent a franchi une étape qui parle d’elle-même : 100 avis Google avec une note moyenne parfaite de 5 étoiles . À elle seule, cette statistique en dit long. Mais la vraie histoire se lit dans les mots laissés par des voyageurs du monde entier, après avoir affronté pour la première fois l’hiver lapon — et découvert qu’il peut être confortable, simple et même agréable. Que disent vraiment les clients de Winterent ? La phrase qui revient le plus souvent est étonnamment simpl

When planning a winter trip to Lapland, one question comes up again and again: “Will I actually stay warm?” Thousands of travelers have already answered that question — and they’ve done it in their own words. From first-time visitors to seasoned Arctic explorers, reviews of Winterent consistently highlight the same themes: warmth, ease, flexibility, and genuinely great service. Here’s what travelers are really saying about Winterent — and why so many call it the best d

Traveling to Lapland in winter is magical — snow-covered forests, northern lights, husky safaris, and Arctic air that feels like nothing else. But there’s one thing that can instantly ruin the experience: being cold. That’s why Winterent Clothing Stores exist. We make sure you’re properly dressed for real Arctic conditions, without overpacking, overspending, or stressing about what to wear.

Lapland is a dream destination — Northern Lights, huskies, snowy forests, frozen lakes, and that magical Arctic silence. But to enjoy any of it, you need proper winter clothing. Regular jackets simply aren’t made for –25°C temperatures, icy winds, or sitting still on a husky sled.

Welcome to Hiki – Private City Sauna & Lounge, a peaceful top-floor retreat where you get the entire space to yourself. No crowds, no shared lockers, no rush—just your own sauna, lounge, shower, and quiet time whenever you need it most.

This guide covers the tips you need to know about renting winter outfits in Lapland, how to layer correctly, what temperatures to expect, and how to stay warm without looking like a walking sleeping bag. Winterent to the rescue.

Traveling to the Arctic is a once-in-a-lifetime experience — but it often comes with a hidden problem: tourists buying cheap winter clothes they’ll only use for a few days, then throwing them away. This creates massive textile waste, unnecessary CO₂ emissions, and a huge environmental footprint.

Planning a trip to the North? Whether you’re heading to Iceland’s waterfalls, Lapland’s snowy forests, or Norway’s fjords, one question always comes up first: “What should I wear — and where can I rent it?”

Seeing the northern lights is one of the most magical moments in life — but knowing when and where to find them can be tricky. Clouds, solar winds, and light pollution all play a role, and traditional forecasts often tell only half the story. That’s why we give you The Guides AI — your personal Aurora and Lapland travel companion, powered by real-time data, local knowledge, and AI intelligence.

Tucked away on the top floor above the Winterent brand store in the heart of Rovaniemi, there’s a place where time slows down, steam rises, and everything feels just right. Welcome to Hiki – Private City Sauna & Lounge, a modern tribute to Finnish sauna culture designed in the timeless spirit of Alvar Aalto.

Why Rent a Snow Suit in Rovaniemi? Because buying one makes no sense — unless you’re moving in with Santa. Most visitors wear their snow gear for just a few days, and then it becomes the bulkiest souvenir ever. Renting your snow suit in Rovaniemi saves: Money: no need to buy €400 worth of gear you’ll never use again. Luggage space: your suitcase finally closes! Time: no hunting around stores for the right size — we’ve got every body covered, from kids to adults (up to size 6

Viajar a Laponia es una experiencia mágica: nieve brillante, auroras boreales, paseos en husky y paisajes únicos. Pero también significa enfrentarse al verdadero frío del Ártico. Por eso, Winterent ofrece el servicio perfecto de alquiler de ropa de invierno para toda la familia, disponible en Rovaniemi, Levi, Saariselkä, Ruka y Helsinki.

En Laponie, les températures peuvent être trompeuses : même à –10 °C, la température ressentie peut descendre bien plus bas à cause du vent et de l’humidité. Pour profiter pleinement de votre séjour, il est essentiel de s’équiper avec des vêtements grand froid de qualité. C’est là que Winterent intervient – le service de location de vêtements d’hiver le plus pratique et stylé en Laponie.

Planning your dream trip to Lapland? Whether you’re chasing the Northern Lights, riding a husky sled, or exploring Santa’s hometown, the key to enjoying every moment is staying warm and comfortable. That’s where Winterent’s snow suit hire service comes in — available in Rovaniemi, Levi, Saariselkä, Ruka, and Helsinki.

Avec Winterent, vous pouvez louer des vêtements thermiques haut de gamme directement dans nos boutiques de Rovaniemi, Levi et Saariselkä. Chaque ensemble comprend une veste et un pantalon d’hiver imperméables, des moufles chaudes, des bottes de neige et un cache-cou – tout ce qu’il faut pour rester au chaud, au sec et à l’aise pendant vos aventures arctiques.

At Winterent Rovaniemi, you can now safely store your luggage and explore the city hands-free!

Winterent Featured in International Business Times – A Major Milestone for Sustainable Travel

Planning a trip to Rovaniemi this winter? Welcome to Winterent Rovaniemi, Jaakonkatu 3!

So, you’ve booked a trip to Lapland! Congratulations, adventurer. You’re about to enter a world of snowy forests, reindeer traffic jams, and Northern Lights that look like they’ve been Photoshopped. But before you hop on that husky sled or go hunting for Santa Claus, let’s talk about the most important part of your trip: how not to freeze into a human popsicle.