瑞典有一家冰雪酒店，全部由冰塊建造而成。住在這樣的酒店里是種什么體驗(yàn)？雖然冰雪酒店的仿造者眾多，但是瑞典的這家冰雪酒店卻是世界上第一家，始建于1989年，坐落于瑞典極北的小鎮(zhèn)朱卡斯亞維上。起初建造冰雪酒店的想法被人認(rèn)為很瘋狂，但后來(lái)證明，這個(gè)想法十分成功。

瑞典冰雪酒店內(nèi)的墻壁、床均由冰塊制作而成。

Of all the hotels I've ever been to, it was my recent stay at Sweden's Icehotel which elicited the most questions.
在我去過的所有酒店中，最受人們關(guān)注的是我最近去的瑞典冰雪酒店。

Are you mad? Isn't it really cold? What do you sleep on? What do you wear?
你瘋了嗎？真的不冷嗎？你睡什么？你穿什么？

In short, yes it's really cold, I slept on a bed genuinely crafted from ice, and I kept warm thanks to the strange space-age 'duvet suit' they provided me.
簡(jiǎn)而言之，非常冷，我睡在冰制成的床上，多虧了酒店提供的像太空服樣式的奇異羽絨服使我保暖。

While the Icehotel has inspired copycats around the world, it all started here in the far north of Sweden back in 1989.
如今全球各地紛紛模仿冰雪酒店創(chuàng)意，1989年，最早的冰雪酒店出現(xiàn)在瑞典北部。

Nestled in the small town of Jukkasjarvi, it was first built by hotel pioneer Yngve Bergqvist - who was, at the time, regarded to be mad as a box of frogs.
酒店業(yè)先鋒Yngve Bergqvist在小城鎮(zhèn)朱卡斯亞維建造了第一家冰雪酒店，當(dāng)時(shí)人們認(rèn)為他的想法太瘋狂了。

冰旅館使用冰塊造墻，馴鹿皮作門。

As it turned out, the concept was a roaring success and each winter since then, artists from around the world have been flying in to construct the 65-room palatial structure from scratch, using ice from the nearby Torne River.
可冰雪酒店的建造卻出人意料地獲得了巨大的成功。建成后每一個(gè)冬天，世界各地的藝術(shù)家們都飛來(lái)此地，使用附近托爾訥河的冰，從頭開始建造這65個(gè)富麗堂皇的房間。

Come summer, when the sun finally wrestles its way through the winter-long darkness, the Icehotel melts back into the river from whence it came.
當(dāng)太陽(yáng)終于戰(zhàn)勝漫長(zhǎng)的陰暗冬天，迎來(lái)夏天之時(shí)，冰雪酒店又會(huì)融化回托爾訥河。

This year, for the first time ever, its newly opened 365 wing will remain standing all season round, kept cool - although it sounds impossible - entirely using solar power.
今年，冰雪酒店首次嘗試全年開放，保持涼爽，且完全使用太陽(yáng)能。雖然這聽起來(lái)根本不可能。

My Icehotel experience kicked off with an awe-inspiring tour through the gleaming corridors and vault-like rooms - each one more quirky, it seemed, than the last.
走過閃閃發(fā)光的走廊和一間比一間更古怪的拱頂房間，我開始了令人驚嘆的冰雪酒店初體驗(yàn)。

The band of artists spend months with tractors, ice picks and chainsaws to create this architectural feat - and the finished rooms are nothing short of breathtaking.
建筑師們花了幾個(gè)月的時(shí)間，使用牽引機(jī)，冰錐和鏈鋸創(chuàng)作出這個(gè)建筑壯舉。完工后的房間令人驚嘆。

圖為酒店內(nèi)的冰雪吧臺(tái)。

Following the tour, it was dinner fit for a (Vi) King in the property’s ski chalet-esque restaurant.
參觀結(jié)束后，在滑雪木屋風(fēng)格的餐廳能享受到國(guó)王待遇般的晚宴。

The food here is true to Lapland's native staples: chunky slices of reindeer filet served with creamy potato mash, glossy wine-infused gravy, and an array of plump red lingonberries. Desert is served on rustic ice plates.
這里的食物是正宗的拉普蘭本土品牌：澆上奶油土豆泥的厚馴鹿肉片，美酒加肉湯，和飽滿的紅豆越橘。質(zhì)樸的冰盤子上盛著甜點(diǎn)。

After dinner followed a lengthy stint in the cavernous, candle-lit Ice Bar sipping neat whiskey from a glass which was not a glass, but in fact an ice goblet. After that? It was finally time for bed.
晚飯后，在一個(gè)洞穴狀的，點(diǎn)滿蠟燭的冰酒吧駐足。喝一杯裝在看起來(lái)像玻璃杯的冰杯里的純威士忌酒。之后呢？到睡覺時(shí)間了。

圖為酒店餐廳。

First, I am assigned a spacious walk-in 'locker' in the hotel's warm building. This is where guests leave their suitcases, change out of their ski gear and wriggle into their snoozing garment - best described as the love child between a sleeping bag and an astronaut suit.
剛開始，酒店在暖樓給我分配了一個(gè)寬敞的步入式“更衣室”。這是客人們放置行李箱、更換滑雪裝備和睡衣的地方，這種睡衣可以理解為睡袋和宇航員服的結(jié)合體。

The only thing that comes into my ice bedroom with me is my phone (I can't sleep without noise) and my stuffed monkey (yes, pathetic).
我的冰臥室里唯一的東西是我的手機(jī)（沒有噪音我睡不著）和我的毛絨猴（是的，可悲）。

Fit snugly into a groove of my stately ice bed is a waterproof mattress topped with a reindeer hide. I shuffle onto it in my suit. There's a single light switch within arm's reach. I flick it off.
我的冰床上塞著一張上有馴鹿皮的防水床墊。我穿著衣服躺在床上，在伸手可及的地方有一個(gè)電燈開關(guān)。我關(guān)了燈。

酒店外有一大片寬闊的平地，是觀看北極光的理想地點(diǎn)。

And so begins my strange and glorious night in what is, once it's dark and silent, effectively a large freezer.
在安靜的黑夜里，這兒可以說(shuō)是一個(gè)大冰箱。我在這兒開啟了一個(gè)奇妙的夜晚。

I slept soundly, snug as a bug in a rug all through the night, until I was woken offensively early in the morning (7am) with a steaming mug of warm lingonberry juice.
像一只睡在地毯上的小蟲一樣,我舒適地睡了一夜。早晨7點(diǎn)，我被一杯暖暖的越橘汁的香氣喚醒。

圖為酒店小禮堂，可舉行婚禮。

This elixir, I’m afraid, did nothing to ease the grim task of emerging from hibernation. It was the only time during my stay at the Icehotel that I can truly say I was cold.
恐怕這杯“靈藥”也不容易喚醒避寒的我。這是我呆在冰雪酒店里，唯一感到寒冷的時(shí)候。

After waddling back to sanctuary in the warm building and being reunited with my belongings, it was home time.
蹣跚回暖樓與我的行李團(tuán)聚，到了回家的時(shí)間。

酒店的兩個(gè)長(zhǎng)方形側(cè)廳內(nèi)是酒吧和冰雪房間，另外還有一些溫暖的小屋散落在四周，中間則是間舒適的餐廳。

Seldom few spend more than one night here, and it's certainly a long way to voyage for a single night. It's also expensive, with rooms starting at ￡220 and running up to around ￡1,000.
很少有人在這兒住超過一晚，一晚已經(jīng)是一場(chǎng)漫長(zhǎng)的旅程了。這兒消費(fèi)很高，最初的房費(fèi)為220英鎊（約合1873元人民幣），現(xiàn)漲到了1000英鎊左右。

But was it worth it? Absolutely. And would I do it again? You bet I would.
但值得嗎？答案是肯定的。我會(huì)再去那兒?jiǎn)幔慨?dāng)然啦。

英文來(lái)源：每日郵報(bào)
翻譯：王鈺（中國(guó)日?qǐng)?bào)網(wǎng)愛新聞iNews譯者）
編審：yaning