Welcome to our cosy and charming guest house in Hallstahammar — the perfect spot for solo travellers seeking a peaceful getaway in Sweden’s beautiful countryside. Our guest house offers three individually styled private rooms, each designed for one person: Room 1 – The Highland Room (not available at the moment, will be soon) Room 2 – The Sunrise Room Room 3 – The Lowland Room Each room is thoughtfully furnished, offering a comfortable and quiet space to unwind after a day of exploring or working. The bathroom is shared between the three rooms and is located just outside the rooms. It features a walk-in shower and is kept clean and well-maintained for all guests. Guests also have access to a shared full kitchen (not a kitchenette), fully equipped with everything you need to prepare meals. It’s a welcoming space to enjoy a relaxed breakfast or dinner, whether alone or in the company of fellow travellers. The rooms are located on the first floor of the guest house and are accessible only by stairs. A private parking space for one standard-sized vehicle is available directly beside the property for your convenience. Hallstahammar is a hidden gem in central Sweden, surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes and cultural highlights. Nearby, you can visit Strömsholm Palace, walk or cycle along the Strömsholm Canal, or enjoy the outdoor offerings at Skantzsjön Lake — perfect for swimming, fishing, or a peaceful picnic. For those who love the outdoors, the Djuptjärn Nature Reserve offers tranquil forest trails and a refreshing escape into nature. Whether you're visiting for business, relaxation, or adventure, our guest house offers a peaceful and comfortable base to experience all that Hallstahammar has to offer.

I love traveling, hiking and skiing anywhere i can get to :)

The property is located on the edge of a large Forest with many different walking routes. There is also a local canal and river with walking paths along them with lovely views and historical locations. A nearby lake where people are often swimming in the summer or ice skating in the winter 🙂