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Where to stay

Find tips on places to stay in Sweden – from city hotels and historic manor houses to glamping sites and treehouses.

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A red wooden house with white trims during summer. Outside the house is several bicycles. On one bike it says "Möja Vandrarhem".

Ein rotes Holzhaus mit weißen Zierleisten im Sommer. Vor dem Haus stehen mehrere Fahrräder. Auf einem Fahrrad steht "Möja Vandrarhem".

STF Möja Hostel, Stockholm

Une maison en bois rouge avec des bordures blanches en été. Il y a plusieurs vélos à l'extérieur de la maison. Sur l'un des vélos, il est écrit "Möja Vandrarhem".

Hostels in Sweden – for a budget-friendly vacation

Hostels in Sweden welcome youth, backpackers, families and single travellers – everyone who wants to discover the country on a budget. Here you’ll get tips on affordable bed &amp; breakfasts and budget hostels in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö, as well as the rest of the country.The list does not only include cities – you can discover some of Sweden’s most famous nature destinations, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and ski resorts while staying at a close-by hostel or B&amp;B.

45 hostels in Sweden that will give your budget vacation a silver lining

On the road in northern Sweden

Vanlife in Sweden – a practical guide

Curious to try vanlife travel? These tips and tricks will help you get the most out of your vanlife trip to Sweden.

An inviting cottage with open windows at the Baltic sea.

Camping at Kneippbyn Resort, Gotland

Sweden's best campsites – from north to south

14 five-star campsites – listed from north to south.

Discover Sweden's best campsites 2023

Camping

A white house complex during the summer. Outside the hotel there is a swimming pool with sunbeds and a lounge.

Selma Spa, Värmland

Top hotel brands in Sweden – from large hotel chains to playful resorts

There are over 1,000 hotels in Sweden. Many belong to international hotel brands like Best Western, Radisson and First Hotels. But there is also a range of Scandinavian hotel chains – Scandic Hotels, Nordic Choice Hotels and Elite Hotels, to mention a few.Here is all you need to know about the hotel groups operating in Sweden and a selection of places to stay in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and the rest of the country. You’ll find crown jewels, budget gems, castles and local favourites.

The exterior of Liseberg Grand Curiosa Hotel at Liseberg amusement park.

Liseberg Grand Curiosa Hotel, Gothenburg

New and trendy hotels

Arriving at your destination and checking into a nice hotel is one of the best feelings – especially if you’re one of the first guests to stay. Here are the most notable hotel openings in Sweden. Some of them have already made it to the lists of the world’s top hotels. Others will for sure be the talk of the town as soon as they open their doors.

New and trendy hotels – the grand openings of 2023

Lofthuset Bergaliv landskapshotell, Orbaden

Workation in Sweden – a natural thing

Everyone could use a change of scenery now and then, and here in Sweden, you are guaranteed to find it.

Hotels

A woman walking towards an open bath in the snow surrounded by a wooden building.

Arctic Bath in Harads, Swedish Lapland

9 extraordinary accommodations close to Swedish nature

What could be better than discovering Sweden's inviting nature while staying at an architectural highlight?

A small wooden cot in a forest during summer. The roof has moss and ferns growing on it.

Urnatur, Ödeshög

Unique accommodation close to nature – 29 sustainable places to stay in Sweden

From rustic eco-lodges and historic cabins to floating hotels and luxurious glamping – the Swedish forest is scattered with unique and sustainable places to stay. Spend a few nights here, and you’re guaranteed to take long-lasting memories with you home while leaving as few footprints as possible.A hobbit hut at Sweden’s most primitive hotel, a wilderness camp lit up by 100 torches or a pavilion on a private island – which will be your next unique escape?

Unique accommodation close to nature – 29 sustainable places to stay

Year-round Icehotel

Icehotel – the coolest hotel in the world

Two hundred kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, you’ll find the world-famous Icehotel. Each icy room is an art installation showcasing the designs of some of the world’s most talented artists. For more than 30 years, the hotel – located in the village of Jukkasjärvi – has expanded to become a year-round hub for outdoor activities and inspired dining experiences.

A glass cabin in nature, with doors wide open. Sea and forest in the distance.

The 72 Hour Cabin

&quot;This morning when I opened my eyes, the first thing I saw was the lake and the tall trees and I realised that I&#x27;m truly here and it&#x27;s not a dream! I kept staring at it for a long period of time before finally dragging myself out of the comfy covers&quot;, says Baqer Keshwani, a participant in The 72 Hour Cabin.

Islanna tree hotell in Falköping

Tree hotels in Sweden – the most unusual places you ever stayed

6 unusual hotels among the treetops – from back-to-basic experiences to imaginative luxury accommodations.

Unique Accommodation

Kronovall Castle next to a lake during autumn. The castle is reflected in the water.

Kronovall Castle, Skåne

14 castle stays near Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö

Stay in the castle of your dreams and live like royalty for a weekend – whether you’re looking for an over-the-top castle getaway or a relaxing break in the countryside, Sweden has a castle for every occasion.

A wooden house during night surrounded by fog.

Borgvattnet Vicarage, Jämtland

5 haunted castles and manor houses in Sweden you can actually stay in

Have you ever seen a ghost? Or stayed in a haunted house? With Halloween coming up, here are some haunted castles and manor houses in Sweden you can stay in, if you dare!

Castles and manor houses

Where to stay in Sweden

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Where to stay

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45 hostels in Sweden that will give your budget vacation a silver lining

CampingCamping

Vanlife in Sweden – a practical guide

Discover Sweden's best campsites 2023

HotelsHotels

Top hotel brands in Sweden – from large hotel chains to playful resorts

New and trendy hotels – the grand openings of 2023

Workation in Sweden – a natural thing

Unique AccommodationUnique Accommodation

9 extraordinary accommodations close to Swedish nature

Unique accommodation close to nature – 29 sustainable places to stay

Icehotel – the coolest hotel in the world

The 72 Hour Cabin

Tree hotels in Sweden – the most unusual places you ever stayed

Castles and manor housesCastles and manor houses

14 castle stays near Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö

5 haunted castles and manor houses in Sweden you can actually stay in

Where to stay

General

45 hostels in Sweden that will give your budget vacation a silver lining

CampingCamping

Vanlife in Sweden – a practical guide

Discover Sweden's best campsites 2023

HotelsHotels

Top hotel brands in Sweden – from large hotel chains to playful resorts

New and trendy hotels – the grand openings of 2023

Workation in Sweden – a natural thing

Unique AccommodationUnique AccommodationView all

9 extraordinary accommodations close to Swedish nature

Unique accommodation close to nature – 29 sustainable places to stay

Icehotel – the coolest hotel in the world

The 72 Hour Cabin

Tree hotels in Sweden – the most unusual places you ever stayed

Castles and manor housesCastles and manor houses

14 castle stays near Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö

5 haunted castles and manor houses in Sweden you can actually stay in

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