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Mary-Ann’s Polarrigg is one of the hotels we use for our complimentary pre-cruise hotel night in Longyearbyen. This night is automatically included with every Polartours Arctic expedition to ensure a calm, reliable start to your journey. Learn how the pre-cruise hotel night works
Prime Location: Situated in Longyearbyen’s central area, a short walk from restaurants, shops, museums, and the cruise port: perfect for pre‑departure stays and post‑trip relaxation.
Scenic Views: Many rooms overlook the majestic fjord and mountains that define Svalbard’s dramatic landscape.
Charming Design: Warm Scandinavian décor blended with Arctic elements provides a welcoming and authentic atmosphere after days of adventure.
Comfortable Rooms: Thoughtfully furnished accommodations with modern amenities and cozy comfort, ideal for couples, solo travelers, and families alike.
Local Spirit: Personal, friendly service that reflects the heart of Arctic hospitality — not just a hotel stay, but part of the Svalbard experience.
Nestled in the heart of Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Polarriggen Hotel (Mary‑Ann’s Polarriggen) offers a cozy, boutique Arctic experience with breathtaking views over the fjord and surrounding peaks. Just moments from the town center and the harbor, it’s the ideal base for travelers embarking on Arctic cruises, glacier adventures, and northern explorations.
Getting There Polarriggen Hotel is conveniently located in Longyearbyen, the gateway to the Arctic and Svalbard archipelago. From Svalbard Airport (LYR), the hotel is easily reached by taxi or local transport in just a few minutes. Its proximity to the harbor makes embarking on Arctic cruises seamless and stress‑free.
Perfect for Arctic Cruise Travelers: Whether your journey takes you north into the Arctic Ocean, along rugged coastlines, or to remote fjords and wildlife hotspots, Polarriggen provides the perfect start and end point for your expedition. Relax, recharge, and immerse yourself in Arctic culture before setting sail.