Are you looking to spend the night in the belly of a moose? Or why not spend the night in a UFO, on the savannah or in a huge mushroom? In Sweden you will find a range of different accommodation options that offer both comfortable sleeping places and memorable experiences for both young and old. Below you will find some examples.
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Living in a mushroom: Do you want to spend the night in a fairyland where adventure awaits around the corner? Norrqvarn Hotel & Conference troll stumps and mushrooms might be something for you. The small cottages offer a different and cozy atmosphere that is perfect for those who want to cycle or hike in the beautiful landscape along the Göta Canal. Press photos
Living in a moose among moose: On Wrågården's moose and fallow deer park near Falköping offers a different overnight experience. Here, visitors can spend the night in wooden huts shaped like moose and bison bulls. The accommodation offers a lovely view of the moose enclosure where you can see fallow deer and bison bulls grazing. There is also the opportunity to go on a Bison safari. Press photos
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Spend the night in a castle in the air: The farm is located in the middle of nature among the cranberry fields by Hornborgasjön. Iceland. Here you live in treehouse hotels Seventh Heaven, Breath or Heavenly Earth which is beautifully positioned seven to nine meters up in the magnificent oak trees of the farm. Surrounded by foliage, you will fall asleep soundly while the wind sings and rocks you to rest. Press photos
Spend the night underwater: Hotel Utter Inn in Västerås is an underwater hotel with a sleeping chamber located three meters below the water surface. The unique accommodation offers views of the underwater world and the opportunity to experience nature in a close and different way. Press photos
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Glampa with Vikings: On the island Björkö In Lake Mälaren, visitors can spend the night in luxurious glamping tents between June and September and gain an insight into the fascinating world of the Vikings. The comfortable tents offer modern comfort and a relaxing stay, and are located right on the shores of Lake Mälaren. Press photos
Slumber in a coal hut: Kolarbyn Eco Lodge also called Sweden's most primitive hostel, offers a simple and close-to-nature overnight stay in traditional coal huts. Here, in the middle of the spruce forest with neither electricity nor showers, visitors can take a break from the stress of everyday life and fully enjoy the Swedish nature. Press photos
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Sleep in a hobbit house: Are you a Lord of the Rings fan who dreams of spending the night in a Hobbiton house? Now is your chance. In the green Stockholm suburb of Nacka lies Hobbit Stockholm B&B where you are offered a relaxing retreat and a full evening of Lord of the Rings films in a stylish environment.
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