

Come summer or winter, you’ll never forget your stay in one of these curious hotels in Sweden.
Ever dreamed of spending the night inside a giant moose, a mushroom, or a UFO? From treehouses and underwater hotels to savanna stays, Sweden has some eclectic houses of slumber that cater to intrepid travellers no matter the season.
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Sleep Inside a Moose Among the Moose
At Wrågården Elk & Deer Park near Falköping in West Sweden, you can spend the night in a massive wooden lodge shaped like a moose. These cosy yet zany lodges offer views of the wildlife enclosure, where you can spot moose, fallow deer, and bison. Visitors can also join a bison safari for an up-close wildlife adventure.
Stay in a Castle in the Air
Islanna Tree Hotels, located near Lake Hornborga, also in West Sweden, feature treehouses built seven meters (23 to 30 feet) above ground in majestic oak trees, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding forest. Slip into bed surrounded by the rustle of leaves as the wind gently rocks you to sleep.
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Glamping with Vikings
From June to September, visitors to Björkö Island in Lake Mälaren, the third-largest freshwater lake in Sweden, can enjoy luxury glamping tents while exploring a spot of insightful and interactive Viking history. These tents combine modern comfort with a glimpse into life a thousand years ago.
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Stay in a Charcoal Burner’s Hut
Kolarbyn Eco Lodge in Västmanland, Sweden’s most primitive hostel, offers a rustic, eco-friendly stay in traditional charcoal huts. Tucked away in the spruce forest with no electricity or showers, it’s the perfect place to disconnect and experience the beauty of Swedish nature.
Sleep Underwater
Hotel Utter Inn in Västerås offers an unforgettable underwater experience. Ideally suited for couples looking for a unique night away, the bedroom is located three meters below the surface, providing a unique view of the aquatic world beneath you.
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Nestled Among the Birds
The Biosphere room at Treehotel in Swedish Lapland is surrounded by 340 birdhouses, offering a secluded and nature-immersed stay. Bird enthusiasts will find this unique accommodation both cosy and fascinating so don’t forget to bring your camera!
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Zoom into a UFO
Another standout at Treehotel is the UFO room, offering accommodation for up to five people with futuristic lighting and design. This space-themed retreat, shaped like an iconic flying saucer, is perfect for stargazers and day dreamers.
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The Icehotel
Sweden’s famous Icehotel in Jukkasjärvi is now open year-round. Guests can stay in intricately designed ice suites, kept at a constant -7°C (19°F), providing the unforgettable experience of sleeping on ice – just don’t forget your thermals.
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Hobbit House Stay
In the green suburbs of Stockholm, in Nacka, you can stay in a lovingly crafted Hobbit house. Hobbit Stockholm B&B offers a peaceful escape while bringing Middle-earth’s fantasy to life. Guests can even enjoy a Lord of the Rings movie marathon in a setting straight out of the Shire.