ICEBAR Stockholm by ICEHOTEL

Super cool concept! First time in Sweden and couldn't wait to visit the Ice Bar at Hotel C. The entire spot is maybe 500 sq feet, however it's ALL ICE!
You pay about $20-25 for the entrance and 1 small drink.

Stay icy for your cocktail in a cute cup made of ice, that is solely made for you. The ice cup is then dissolved back into water and they remake more for the next person!

The music was super vibey and you only have a small group of people in at a time so you can throughly enjoy the moment.

I would 100% recommend, we don't have anything as cool (get it) in America!

Yes it is touristy! Yes it is a gimmick and Yes it's fun! This place is small about the size of a large meat locker. There are a few ice sculptures an ice table and chairs. Everything is in English including the carvings so this place totally caters to the English speaking tourists. They issue you a warm cape and gloves so don't be worried about being cold. This is all about the experience so I thought the ice cups were super cool but it's a one and done place for me. I can't see having multiple rounds here

Cool bar. Likely the coldest too.

Not a huge bar... but it is filled ice sculptures, an ice throne, and a small boat. Awesome for photo ops.

Parka and gloves provided so you can linger and mingle with the eclectic tourist crowd after you finish your drink without freezing your tail off.

A place to see when in Stockholm. Everything in this bar is made of ice. See the pictures of all the reviewers. When there, they put you in an insulated coat and you walk in and have a drink in an ice glass. The temperature in the bar is obviously below 0°C.
There is a fee to enter but I do not know because it was included in the excursion.
Beware, in Stockholm alcohol cannot be served prior to 12 PM so go in the afternoon/evening.

This is definitely something that could be considered a tourist trap, but we really enjoyed it. It's not cheap, but it's a pretty cool thing to experience once.

They give you a big parka to wear with gloves and you definitely need it. It's really cold in there. Your ticket comes with a drink. They only have shots, but they were good. I got the lingonberry one. They are served in shot glasses that are made of ice so keep that glove on.

The coolest part is the decor. There was a throne made of ice. There are also a bunch of pictures and fun facts engraved in the ice.

You don't stay in there long since it's so cold -- just long enough to drink your drink and take some pictures.

Again, this can seem like a bit of a tourist trap, which I usually don't like, but I thought it was a cool experience and I would recommend it.

So I had to this touristy thing. Probably a one and done kind of deal.

You pay whatever the equivalent was...$20 which includes 1 drink. Very impressive with the backstory to it.

Everything inside is made from natural ice, shipped from northern Sweden. So it's a good photo op, drink and hang out for about 30 minutes.

Not really sure if you need to make reservations online, other than saving a few Krowns, but it wasn't super busy or anything on my visit here.

Awesome experience!! You have to make it there just for the experience.

Ok, we could not go to the original Ice Hotel in Kiruna but this is as close as it gets to the real thing! Everything is made of ice, brought from the far north. They told us that they brought over 45,000 kg of ice from Kiruna, before the Ice Hotel went through its annual meltdown phase. The temp inside is 19 degrees Fahrenheit or -5 Celsius. You have to use gloves to hold your glass which is made of ice.
The drinks were exceptional.

Definitely a tourist trap, but I enjoyed my experience here on my first night in Stockholm.

A bit pricey for what you get, so if you're looking for budget friendly this probably isn't the spot. You check-in, throw on a warm hoodie and enter the bar full of ice.

It's a lot smaller than expected and there's not much room to go around. They limit the amount of people so don't expect to be shoulder to shoulder with everyone. We preordered our drinks and shipped them out of our glasses made of ice.

Drinks were good, but nothing to write about. It's definitely an aesthetic spot for all the social media buffs. We went on a special night and they had the GoT theme, which definitely made the experience better.

This is a definite tourist trap...but, it's still kinda cool! I went on a whim right before closing. It's is really really really cold in there, so if you don't like or appreciate cold weather, then skip this place altogether. If you're like me and live in a warm climate, but also can acclimatize to the cold you'll be fine.

I walked in and paid the admission. For that they give you a winter parka, gloves and your first drink free. That's an "ok" deal. I'm not mad at it. The drinks are served in a glass made of solid frozen ice. And since the room is freezing, all the cocktails are nice and chilled, just how you like 'em!

Once you leave there's a gift shop where you can pay way to much for souvenirs. That's pretty standard anywhere. The one that I would consider purchasing is the actual rubber mold to make your own ice glass. I thought the price was too high, but that would make for a bomb party item.

It's exactly what you expect from reading reviews. That said, it is a cool place to go experience while here in stockholm. The ice artwork is wonderful, the drinks were tasty, and the bartender is quite cute and really friendly. See if can guess where your english accent is from...