Set in Stockholm’s beautiful archipelago, first-class hotel and conference centre Fågelbrohus offers a historic setting in Värmdölandet, just a 35 minute drive from the centre of Stockholm.
Lynsey
Sweden
The property was very nicely decorated and in beautiful surroundings.
Boasting an open-air bath and views of lake, Modern Villa in Stockholm Archipelago is a recently renovated villa set in Värmdö, 29 km from Fotografiska - Museum of Photography.
Located in Enkärret, within 26 km of Fotografiska - Museum of Photography and 27 km of Tele2 Arena, Easystar guest house provides accommodation with a terrace and as well as free private parking for...
This hotel lies on Stockholm's archipelago coast, 200 metres from Saltsjöbaden Train Station. It offers free WiFi and private parking.
Ugla
Iceland
All the staff we talked to were super helpful and kind! The landscape was just amazing and I appreciated the activity’s that were available! We used the sauna, paddle boards, ping pong tables and garden games and it was so much fun!
This countryside hotel is on Värmdö Island, 25 minutes’ drive from Stockholm city centre. Guests can enjoy fine dining, free Wi-Fi and free private parking.
Stefan
Germany
Very nice location at the end of a small fjord.
Typical swedish place in a beautiful environment. Nice design
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