Sveriges minsta Hotell! Hôtel Gruyère

We have stayed there for just one night during our bike trip along the coast. The location was perfect for that as the hotel is just in the way. There were also many restaurants , supermarket and the train station very near. The host was friendly and answered also the earlier on-line questions quickly. We could put our two bikes in the floor so they were safe for the night. There was a nice terrace on our floor that could be used for example to eat breakfast. We got the room with shared bathroom which was ok as there were two bathrooms for three rooms so there was not much traffic. The whole hotel and the room were nicely arranged you could see that someone put some effort to make it nice and cosy. There was a coffee and tee corner and a fridge that we could use. There were also some plates and cutlery to our use.

The door to our room were deformed in the way that made it impossible to open/close them quietly. As we stayed the café where normally the breakfast should be served was closed. The owner made an effort to prepare some for us but at the end of the day it was just some ham, cheese, salami in the boxes, uncut vegetables (with no cutting board provided) and tost bread and müssli in the bags. The only thing that made it deferent that buying the same things in the supermarket were the boiled eggs and coffee (that the guests had to partially prepare themselves as it went out pretty quickly). But there was also some Joghurt and juice. We haven't have left hungry so it wasn't bad just not what we have expected.

it was really lovely

stairs were bit of a challenge with the suitcase.

Each room is individually decorated. Very charming and cosy. The owner, Tommy, was incredibly helpful and kind. A gentleman. This is a historic building so nose carries through the floor boards. But, I travel with earplugs. Also, the grocery store, pharmacy, liquor store and restaurants are steps away. Breakfast is provided at the bakery every morning.

The staircase the slope would not work for someone disabled. I'm in good share so not a problem and he does have rooms on the first floor that are easily accesible.

Cosy place. The owner was pleasure to communicate with.