If you’re going to place a hotel amongst pristine nature, this is how you should do it. High above the Arctic circle in northern Norway, a hotel built in the shape of the ring stands elegantly beside the frigid waters of a glacier. The hotel’s main goal is to preserve the environment around it, harvesting all its own energy and operating on about 85 percent less energy than standard hotels. Check out this breathtaking hotel right here.
Stunning sustainability: This hotel fits perfectly with the Arctic scenery
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