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Exklusivt gästhus på anrik prästgård
Situated in Sösdala, Exklusivt gästhus på anrik prästgård features accommodation with a private pool, a patio and river views.
Ullstorps Stugor
Set in Höör in the Skåne Region, 37 km from Lund, Ullstorps Stugor features a barbecue and children's playground. Kristianstad is 38 km from the property.
Bysmedjan
Bysmedjan, a property with a spa and wellness centre, a garden and a terrace, is set in Hässleholm, 36 km from Kristianstad Train Station, 38 km from Elisefarm Golf Club, as well as 36 km from...
Camp Wild West
Set just 23 km from Soderasens National Park - Main Entrance, Camp Wild West offers accommodation in Höör with access to a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a garden, as well as private check-in and...
Damwildfarm in Rollerbü Südschweden
Featuring garden views, Damwildfarm in Rollerbü Südschweden features accommodation with balcony, around 35 km from Soderasens National Park - Main Entrance.
Tostarps Pensionat
Set in Hässleholm, within 39 km of Soderasens National Park - Main Entrance and 41 km of Kristianstad Train Station, Tostarps Pensionat offers accommodation with a garden and free WiFi as well as free...
Statt Hassleholm BW Signature Collection
Statt Hassleholm BW Signature Collection is located by the Stortorget Square in central Hässleholm, only 100 metres from Hässleholm Train Station.
Hotel Göingehof
Situated 300 metres from Hässleholm Central Station, this family-run hotel offers free Wi-Fi, free sauna access. Hässleholm’s Culture House, with its theatre and restaurants, is 100 metres away.
Hotell City
Located in Hässleholm, 45 km from Soderasens National Park - Main Entrance, Hotell City provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and barbecue facilities.
Tyringe Kurhotell
Once a historic health resort hotel, the modern Tyringe Kurhotell is set in charming buildings among beechwood forest.
What guests said about Sösdala:
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Vittfarnas Vikingagård
Vittfarnas Vikingagård We searched Booking.com for a hotel with free parking and this place came up. As it was the only one available at the time, we booked it. To describe it as a hotel is misrepresentation. The “double room with patio” is in fact a glamping pod with an outdoor seating area around a fire pit. A nice man came and lit a fire “because he had been told to do so” and put it out again when we asked. There were NO facilities in the “room” because it had no electricity, no water and little headroom. To get in one needed to climb some wooden steps and then duck. There was a very annoying flashing fire detector which had to be disconnected to get some sleep. The bed was very comfortable, if sloping somewhat, and it was very dark. The “shared bathroom” requires a walk outside down an unlit earthen path for 50m, inconvenient if you need it in the middle of the night. The “bathroom” was a chipboard shed sporting two sinks adjacent to each other with no privacy whatever. Essentially there was only one set of facilities. Each family needed to take turns to use them, after quite a long wait if someone was taking their time over their ablutions. As a camping/glamping experience this would be an adventure; as a hotel/bed and breakfast, it does not deserve the name. The price of over £100 is a ridiculous amount to pay for these facilities, even in Sweden. Had it not been after 19.30 when we arrived, we would have looked elsewhere. Be warned.Bradbury
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