Rooms and suite

Ten rooms in the old bathing hotel and a suite at the top, with the sea outside the window.

The rooms are simple and bright, with white-painted panelling, linen sheets and oak floors. Most look out over the bay, and in the morning breakfast is served on the glass veranda a few steps away. Choose between double rooms and rooms with two single beds.

All rooms have a private bathroom with shower, made-up beds and towels. Daily cleaning is included, and at reception you can borrow kayaks, a rowing boat and bathrobes free of charge. The sauna on the rocks is heated every evening from 5 pm, and the jetty with its sandy beach is only 50 metres from the hotel entrance. The hotel is open from April to October and over Christmas and New Year.

The suite

The suite takes up the whole gable at the top of the house. Tall windows in three directions, a sofa to sink into and a view of the islands as far as the eye can see. For those who want to celebrate something, or simply stay an extra night.

The suite has a private bathroom with a bathtub, a small kitchenette with a coffee maker and fridge, and a west-facing balcony where the evening sun lingers longest. It suits two adults, or a family with two children on the sofa bed. Breakfast can be served in the room on request. From the suite it is three flights down to reception and 50 metres to the jetty.

Around the hotel there are smooth rocks to sunbathe on, sheltered inlets to paddle in and a coastal path that runs five kilometres north to the fishing village of Kustby, with a smokehouse and ice-cream kiosk in summer. By kayak you reach the nearest islands in half an hour. The sandy beach is right below the hotel, and in autumn you can pick mushrooms and lingonberries in the forest behind the cottages. In winter it is quiet and still, with storms to watch from the warmth indoors and long walks along an almost empty coast.