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Wilderness Hotels in Inari is seeking an enthusiastic chef for the winter season from November 2026 to April 2027. You will be responsible for preparing buffet and à la carte dishes while ensuring high standards of food hygiene and guest experience.
This role offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of Finnish Lapland. Staff accommodation is provided, and you'll enjoy benefits that enhance your time off during the season.
The best memories of winter are not made by the Northern Lights alone. Some of them are served on a plate.
At Wilderness Hotels, food is an essential part of our guests’ holiday experience. Visitors travel from all over the world to experience the magic of Finnish Lapland, and our kitchens play a key role in creating memorable moments that stay with them long after they return home. The work is varied, and the fast-paced nature of seasonal hospitality provides the right amount of challenge. At the same time, strong teamwork and a positive atmosphere make the job rewarding and enjoyable.
Working in Lapland is about much more than just a job.
Our destinations are located in the municipality of Inari, well above the Arctic Circle. Winter here is long and snowy, and your free time offers space to truly unwind. After work, cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing routes, and winter cycling paths are all close by, while the Northern Lights often provide a reminder of why you chose to come this far north.
We also offer Wilderness Hotels employee benefits, helping you make the most of your time outside work.
Staff accommodation is available if needed.
The accommodation is clean and fully furnished – in practice, all you need to bring is a toothbrush and warm clothing. During the winter season, accommodation is shared, with two employees sharing the same room.
Employment period:
All employees have access to a working time bank. Working hours vary throughout the season, and any additional hours worked during busier periods can be taken as time off later. Any unused accrued hours will be paid out at the end of the employment period.