Monday 27 Jul, 2026

Sweden's newest Country Club – Hjortviken

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ESS Group is currently building Hjortviken Country Club in Hindås, just outside Gothenburg. The doors will open in January 2025, inviting guests to 150 rooms, a pool club of over 1,700 square meters, two restaurants and six bars. With 10 meeting rooms, a secret nightclub venue ”The Hot Spot”, a specially designed gym and paddle courts, neither private guests nor conference guests will feel the slightest bit bored.

”"Construction has been ongoing since the beginning of 2023 in Hindås, just 20 minutes from Gothenburg. Everything has gone exactly according to plan and the welcoming attitude of the people of Hindås has been and continues to be fantastic,", says Kent Johansson, CEO of Hjortviken Country Club.

Unique to Hjortviken is that instead of staring blindly at a noisy screen in your room, you are encouraged to look up. Socialize while enjoying music, exercise, sports, food experiences and hanging out in our Pool Club. With nature outside the door and a view that is exceptionally beautiful, conversations flow automatically. The proximity to nature means that running trails, cross-country skiing, walking and golf are only a few seconds away. Here you are allowed to have full focus on what you want and the possibilities of what it could be are endless.

Hjortviken Country Club is currently recruiting nearly 200 people. With its proximity to both central Gothenburg and Borås, Hjortviken is expected to attract a mix of people from different places.

”"I am incredibly looking forward to the house being filled with colleagues in the future, and even though I may seem biased, I would like to say that Hjortviken will still be a fantastic workplace and a destination to visit for both companies and couples, groups of friends and families."”, says Kent Johansson, CEO Hjortviken Country Club.

Hjortviken Country Club is ESS's 14th destination and a total of SEK 400 million is being invested in property and experiences.

According to the press release.

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