“They call it the smallest hotel in Sweden, and they’re not exaggerating — four rooms, no front desk, no lobby, no one in a blazer asking for your confirmation number. What there is instead: a genuinely cozy room that’s clearly looked after, two shared bathrooms (so despite what “shared bath” might make you picture, I never once had to wait), and a secluded little patio out back that turned into my favorite spot of the whole trip.
The whole thing feels less like checking into a hotel and more……
“They call it the smallest hotel in Sweden, and they’re not exaggerating — four rooms, no front desk, no lobby, no one in a blazer asking for your confirmation number. What there is instead: a genuinely cozy room that’s clearly looked after, two shared bathrooms (so despite what “shared bath” might make you picture, I never once had to wait), and a secluded little patio out back that turned into my favorite spot of the whole trip.
The whole thing feels less like checking into a hotel and more……
Ronald