"Super cool Hotel, its an old prison. very clean, very good breakfast, super confy beds. the doors are extreemly small since its the original doors for the prison cells. The staits in the middel of the hotel is low so you can hit your head. Rooms have very high celings. very comfy, cool history, great location."
"The room is a bit small and lacks some basics such as wardrobe and kitchen utensils to cook (this you will get from the owner). However, the owners outweights this with an amazing breakfast and service. The veranda is also a big plus! I would happily go back"
"The hotel was great! It was in a good location, the staff was friendly, and the breakfast was delicious. Overall, it was a really nice place to stay."
"The trästubba we stay in were magical, perfect for family trip especially for Swedish mid summer celebrations.
The light in the morning and approaching sunset were amazing! Highly recommended.👍
Nearby activity of Götekanel bike trip or boat trip are also fun to do with open landscape that look like painting . Will definitely visit again ."
"Nice spot but could really use blackout curtains, especially in summer. Impossible to sleep with a 4am sunrise. Breakfast is only available after mid-June. "
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Rent a boat at the Göta Canal harbour to explore the historic waterway that connects Sjötorp to Sweden's east coast. Families gather at the canal-side cafes for Swedish fika while watching boats navigate the first locks of their journey.
The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 15°C, while the coldest months are February and January, with an average of 0°C. The snowiest months in Sjotorp are December, January, February and November, with each month seeing an average of 28 cm of snowfall.
