Hotels in Sweden

If you’re looking to ski, the best time to visit falls between Christmas and Easter, when the country gets most of its snow. Southern Sweden is much warmer than its neighbours, thanks to the Gulf Stream during the summer, so in contrast to the Arctic north, summers in the south are warm and sunny. Sweden is a country with something for everyone, so explore what it has to offer you and plan your trip around your dream holiday activity.

Sweden is home to a huge variety of landscapes. For green hills, lush forests and glittering lakes, visit some of the towns and villages in the beautiful Skåne region of Sweden, right on the southern tip of the country. Search for hotels in Sweden’s southern region if you are looking for a tranquil escape or peaceful getaway with your partner. For glorious landscapes, be sure to visit Vänern and Vättern, two of Sweden’s largest lakes.Slightly further north, on the south-west coast, you’ll find Gothenburg, one of the country’s most vibrant cities, filled with family friendly activities and fun places to visit.If a busy nightlife and world-class cultural venues are high on your priority list, make sure you book accommodation in Stockholm on the eastern coast. Its ‘archipelago’ of 30,000 islands is one of the largest in the Baltic Sea, and offers the opportunity to explore traditional villages and swim in crystal-clear waters.To experience the wilderness of Sweden, opt to stay in or north of Dalarna in the centre of the country. Hotels on the edge of Lake Siljan are ideal if you want views over the water. As you travel north, don’t be surprised if you spot wolves, bears and reindeer; they are common in the colder northern region of Sweden and Swedish Lapland. These areas are perfect for a magical family getaway, as you’ll have the opportunity to try dog-sledding, staying in the ICEHOTEL and even spotting the northern lights.