World Ski Awards 2025: Nordic countries announce their national winners
Finland, Norway and Sweden secure national titles as global awards go largely to Alpine and North American destinations
The World Ski Awards 2025 have been announced, revealing a strong year for Alpine, Swiss, French and North American ski destinations in the global categories. While Nordic resorts and hotels did not secure positions among the world-level winners, each Nordic country presented its national champions — destinations that continue to shape winter tourism in their respective regions. Here is a clear overview of the Finland, Norway and Sweden national winners for 2025.
Finlands national winners 2025
Finland’s Best Ski Resort 2025 – Levi
Levi remains Finland’s most popular and comprehensive ski destination, offering reliable snow, varied slopes and a strong winter infrastructure.
Finland’s Best Ski Hotel 2025 – KIDE Hotel by Iso-Syöte
KIDE Hotel stands out for its modern design and direct slope access, appealing especially to younger and active travellers.
Finland’s Best Ski Boutique Hotel 2025 – Hotel Iso-Syöte
Known for its panoramic views and distinctive Arctic style, Hotel Iso-Syöte once again earns its boutique title.
Norways national winners 2025
Norway’s Best Ski Resort 2025 – Geilo
A long-time favourite, Geilo wins Norway’s national ski resort award for its mix of family-friendly terrain and a wide selection of winter activities.
Norway’s Best Ski Hotel 2025 – Vestlia Resort
Vestlia Resort takes the hotel category thanks to its upscale spa facilities and high standard of accommodation.
Norway’s Best Ski Boutique Hotel 2025 – Nermo Hotell
Nermo Hotell is recognised for its intimate atmosphere and strong heritage as a family-run property.
Norway’s Best Ski Chalet 2025 – Havsdalsgrenda
Havsdalsgrenda secures the chalet award for its spacious units and practical location for both families and groups.
Swedens national winners 2025
Sweden’s Best Ski Resort 2025 – Tänndalen
Tänndalen wins for its reliable snow and natural mountain character, standing out within Sweden’s national ski landscape.
Sweden’s Best Ski Hotel 2025 – Hotel Bügelhof
Hotel Bügelhof takes the top spot for its cosy design and strong guest satisfaction.
Sweden’s Best Ski Boutique Hotel 2025 – Eriksgårdens Fjällhotell
Eriksgårdens Fjällhotell is celebrated for its personal service and classic Swedish fjäll ambience.
Sweden’s Best Ski Chalet 2025 – Åre Valley Lodges
Åre Valley Lodges receive the national chalet award for modern, high-end accommodation at Sweden’s most well-known ski destination.
A year dominated by global heavyweights
While the Nordic region collected national titles, the global awards were dominated by destinations such as:
- Val Thorens (Frankreich) – World’s Best Ski Resort
- Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley (USA) – World’s Best Ski Hotel
- Chalet Zermatt Peak (Schweiz) – World’s Best Ski Chalet
- LAAX (Schweiz) – World’s Best Freestyle Resort
- Nikko Style Niseko HANAZONO (Japan) – World’s Best New Ski Hotel
And many more across the Alps, Japan, Canada and the United States. The results underline a competitive global field — while the Nordics may not have taken home world titles this year, the region continues to strengthen its national-level offerings and maintain a strong identity within the international winter travel landscape.
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