How much does a week in Åre cost?
By Olof Kernell • November 25, 2025
Åre is a popular destination all year round, but the cost of a week-long stay varies depending on when you go, where you stay and what you plan to do. This article gives you an overview of the typical expenses and helps you estimate the total cost of your trip. We cover everything from accommodation and lift passes to food and activities.
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"Winter break in Åre may not be the cheapest option, but there are many ways to keep the cost of your ski holiday under control."
"Winter break in Åre may not be the cheapest option, but there are many ways to keep the cost of your ski holiday under control."
Total cost for a week in Åre
A one-week stay in Åre for a family of four usually costs between 30,000 and 50,000 SEK. During the school winter break, the average cost is around 42,000 SEK. You can reduce the price by being flexible with your travel dates, choosing budget-friendly accommodation and cooking your own meals.
How much a week in Åre costs depends on several factors, including:
- Season: Prices are generally higher during peak weeks such as Christmas, New Year, winter break and Easter.
- Accommodation: Costs vary depending on the type of lodging (cabin, apartment) and the level of comfort and luxury.
- Activities: Åre offers many activities, and prices vary. You save money if you bring your own ski equipment instead of renting.
- Food and drinks: You can keep costs down by cooking at home rather than eating out every day.
From cosy cabins to modern apartments
Accommodation is a big part of the holiday experience, and Åre offers options in all price ranges. At Guestit, we offer a wide selection from cosy cabins to modern apartments. Cabins are usually slightly more expensive than apartments, but they often have more beds.
Prices depend on size, location and standard. In Åre Village, you will find many apartments, often with ski-in/ski-out access. In areas like Björnen and Tegefjäll, cabins are more common. We offer everything from simple and affordable options to luxurious accommodation with saunas and fireplaces.
Prices depend on size, location and standard. In Åre Village, you will find many apartments, often with ski-in/ski-out access. In areas like Björnen and Tegefjäll, cabins are more common. We offer everything from simple and affordable options to luxurious accommodation with saunas and fireplaces.
Read also: Where should you stay in Åre?
Lift passes, food and activities
In addition to accommodation, you need to budget for food, activities and lift passes. A weekly lift pass costs around 3,300 SEK for adults and 2,700 SEK for youths and seniors. A meal at a restaurant in Åre can cost anywhere from 100 to 400 SEK per person, depending on where you eat and what you choose.
Åre offers a wide range of activities, from free options like sledding and hiking to more expensive experiences such as dog sledding or spa visits.
How do you get to Åre?
Travel costs vary depending on your mode of transport.
- Car: Driving is usually the cheapest option, especially if several people share the cost of fuel. The driving time from Stockholm is about eight hours. A major advantage is the flexibility with luggage and the ability to stop wherever you want.
- Train: The train is a comfortable and environmentally friendly alternative, although often more expensive than driving. The journey from Stockholm takes about eight to ten hours and can be done with or without transfers. Night trains are a great option if you want to maximise your time, for example by leaving on Friday evening instead of driving early Saturday morning.
- Flight: Flying is the fastest but also the most expensive way to reach Åre. The trip takes around four hours and has stricter limits on luggage.
Read also: Where is Åre located?
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