Sweden
Sweden's nature accommodation ranges from the treehouse hotels of Swedish Lapland to island stays in the Stockholm archipelago. The country's forest and wilderness network is one of the largest in Europe. In Lapland, summer highs typically stay below the low twenties — a cool northern alternative for travellers escaping heatwaves further south.
Map — 17 properties
Coordinates are locality and municipality level. Pins represent named localities, not exact property addresses.
17 properties
Treehotel
Harads, Swedish Lapland
Seven architect-designed rooms suspended in the pines of Swedish Lapland — the benchmark for the global treehouse hotel category.
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Kolarbyn Eco-lodge
Skinnskatteberg, Västmanland
Twelve charcoal huts in a forest clearing beside Lake Skärsjön — the most primitive and most celebrated forest stay in Sweden.
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Grinda Wärdshus
Grinda, Stockholm Archipelago
Forest cabins on an island in the Stockholm archipelago, accessible by ferry and rooted in the Swedish summer cabin tradition.
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Långberget Forest Resort
Värmland
Log cabins in dense Värmland forest with year-round operation and a strong cross-country skiing programme in winter.
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Wilderness Hotel Årrenjarka
Jokkmokk, Swedish Lapland
A remote lodge on the shores of Lake Saggat in Swedish Lapland, accessible by boat or snowmobile depending on the season.
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STF Kebnekaise Mountain Station
Kebnekaise, Swedish Lapland
Sweden's most remote accessible mountain station at the foot of the country's highest peak, open summer and winter.
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Ängsbacka
Molkom, Värmland
A long-established nature and wellness retreat in the Värmland forest, open for individual stays and structured programmes.
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Lapland Lodges
Arvidsjaur, Swedish Lapland
Glass-roofed cabins for northern lights watching in Swedish Lapland with heated floors and aurora visible from bed on clear winter nights.
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Branäs Resort Cabins
Värmland
Forest cabin accommodation at one of Värmland's largest mountain resorts, with ski slopes, forest trails, and lake access depending on season.
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STF Abisko Mountain Station
Abisko, Swedish Lapland
A mountain station on Lake Torneträsk in Abisko national park, home to the Aurora Sky Station and gateway to the Kungsleden trail.
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Pine Tree Lodge
Kangos, Swedish Lapland
A remote wilderness lodge in the Lapland village of Kangos, deep in reindeer country with northern lights and snowmobile safaris in winter.
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Arctic Bath
Harads, Swedish Lapland
A circular floating hotel on the Lule river in Swedish Lapland — part ice hotel in winter, part river stay in summer, with cold-water bathing culture at its core.
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Niehku Mountain Villa
Riksgränsen, Swedish Lapland
A boutique mountain villa at Riksgränsen on the Norwegian border — one of the world's northernmost ski resorts with midnight sun skiing in spring.
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Aurora Safari Camp
Jukkasjärvi, Swedish Lapland
Heated canvas lodges in the forest near Jukkasjärvi with northern lights viewing, dog sledding, and the deep silence of the Lapland winter forest.
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Björkliden Mountain Lodge
Björkliden, Swedish Lapland
A mountain lodge above Lake Torneträsk in northern Swedish Lapland, with direct access to the fell landscape and one of Europe's largest mountain lakes.
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Icehotel
Jukkasjärvi, Swedish Lapland
The original ice hotel, rebuilt each winter from the ice of the Torne river — artist-designed suites that melt back into the river each spring.
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Granö Beckasin
Granö, Västerbotten
A collection of elevated cabins and treehouse rooms on a river island in the forests of Västerbotten — one of Sweden's most awarded nature stay experiences.
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