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.
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16 properties
“The rooms are unique and fun, and very well done.”
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Sleeps 5 · Oasis
One double bed, a double sofa bed and one fold-down single bed.
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“We stayed for 2 nights at Kolarbyn, the location is very pretty and peaceful.”
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Sleeps 3 · Charcoal hut
Two adult beds plus one extra bed for a child under 12; other huts have different capacity.
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“The hotel itself has a really lively, friendly atmosphere, with a great buzz around dinner.”
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Sleeps 2 · Hotel double room
Double or twin room; select the layout when booking.
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Sleeps 4 · Apartment
The apartments accommodate four people; cabin layouts have different capacities.
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Larger cabin
Facilities vary between cabins; request one of the larger cabins described by the operator.
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Sleeps 2 · Two-bed annex room
Two-bed rooms in the annexes; four-bed and shared accommodation also exist.
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“Spacious, clean, and nice looking room, very good beds, good breakfast, great and friendly service.”
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De Luxe double room
De Luxe rooms are described as double rooms; maximum occupancy is not specified.
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“Decent accommodation in a peaceful setting.”
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Hostel room
Choose the room category when booking; capacity varies.
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Sleeps 6 · Arctic Living Apartment
Four adults in two double bedrooms, plus two children on the sofa bed.
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“My wife and I spent the weekend at Arctic Bath and absolutely loved it.”
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Sleeps 5 · Land Cabin
One double bed and three single beds; the loft is reached by a spiral staircase.
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“This was truly one of the best stays we have ever had.”
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Hotel room
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Sleeps 2 · Glass Igloo
Glass Igloos accommodate one or two people, with double or twin beds.
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Sleeps 10 · Solhyllan log cabin
Solhyllan log cabins accommodate up to ten people; this capacity does not apply to every Kåppas cabin.
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“All in all a bucket list experience and one that I will never forget.”
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Sleeps 4 · Arctic Cabin
Two bedrooms: one double bed, one single bed and one pull-down bed.
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“We stayed in a cozy, clean cabin.”
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Bird’s Nest
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