
Accommodation
Unique Living
The Småland hospitality is something special. Here, we like to invite you to our castles, islands, and quaint personal hotels. Everything to make your stay worth remembering.

Trakt Forest Hotel
Soar among the trees with an open view of pristine forest ahead at Trakt Forest Hotel. A unique experience for those who want to get away from the big city and breathe in the tranquility in one of the forest suites.

Garpen Fyr
Garpen is an island in Kalmarsund situated about two kilometers from Bergkvara. Don't miss to visit this special place and stay the night in one of the characteristic lighthouse keeper huts. The unique and cultural environment will give you an extraordinary experience, beyond the ordinary.

Happie Camp
Check in for a unique glamping experience. Near Store Mosse National Park and Åsnen National Park, there is an opportunity to glamp with only nature as your closest neighbor. Fall asleep to the sunset and wake up to the sound of birdsong. The perfect stay for those who want to experience the amazing nature of Småland.

Slottsholmen On Water
Stay the night with the sea right by the doorstep. Björn Ulvaeus' Slottsholmen On Water in Västervik offers exclusive suites on land, as well as 33 double rooms in their floating hotel. As a guest staying on the ground floor, you can even have your boat moored right next to the patio. Here you get to enjoy beautiful surroundings and food of highest class. Website in Swedish

Treehouse inside a Safari Park
Spend the night in a glass treehouse inside Kosta Safari Park! The houses are elevated on pillars four meters above the ground, providing the opportunity for high-altitude accommodation. It's harder to get closer to nature without compromising on comfort. Here, you have the opportunity to see the European bison, the majestic red deer, the king of the forest, the moose, the curious fallow deer, the mufflon sheep with their enormous horns, and the playful wild boars that roam freely in the large enclosed park.

Slottsvillan Huskvarna
Dating back to the late 19th century and with inspiration from Scottish and English castles and mansions, Slottsvillan is unique. The house was designed for Husqvarna AB's former director by Jönköping's former city architect. The house is listed as a cultural heritage and offers a well-kept, exclusive and harmonious environment.

Ramoa's Island
In the middle of a lake lies an island, no bigger than a few square meters, and to get there a 20-minute canoe ride is required. On the island, you will find Lusthuset (the bower), a wooden house where you can stay the night. With the canoe, you can explore the area around the island. Wake up in the middle of nature in a magnificent setting on Ramoa's island - Småland's diamond.

Teleborg’s Castle
Next to lake Trummen just south of Växjö city center, you find Teleborg’s Castle. The castle was finished year 1900 and was built by Count Fredrik Bonde as a morning gift for his young wife Anna Koskull. Today you can stay in the main building - the castle, as well as the castle’s gate houses. Website in Swedish

Amalias Hus Gränna
Discover moving stories about the widow Amalia Eriksson and the houses that today make up Amalias Hus, with history dating back to the 1800th century. Charming rooms that have been decorated timely where one room looks nothing like the other will make your stay exciting and special. What was once a customs station 300 years ago, is today a boutique and conference hotel where picturesque surroundings meets luxury.

Hotell Fängelset
Stay in an exciting environment in the old prison from 1871 in Västervik, with meter-thick walls. You sleep in renovated, former prison cells in the hotel that is situated within walking distance to the city center and ocean. On the ground floor there is an exhibition about prison history and the Swedish correctional treatment. Website in Swedish, but you can find contact details there.

Västanå Manor
The castle was built in 1590, and 400 years later it became Sweden's first castle hotel. Here you can enjoy culinary dishes and the well-preserved castle environments. With interiors untouched since the 1920s, you get to experience the old times - combined with today's conveniences.