Sweden is no stranger to fine hotels, but the Scandinavian nation also boasts some of the most extraordinary accommodations anywhere. Here are 10 unique places in Sweden that offer more than just a bed for the night—they offer an adventure.

Sleep inside a moose among moose

Nestled within the Wrågården Elk & Deer Park, these moose-shaped lodges are a dream come true for wildlife enthusiasts. The wooden structure, grand and inviting, stands tall among the trees, offering a snug shelter with panoramic views of moose and deer grazing in their natural habitat. The interior, warm and rustic, is thoughtfully designed to mimic the moose’s natural environment, providing a surreal experience as you fall asleep to the sounds of the forest.

Stay in a castle in the air

Islanna Tree Hotels offers a whimsical escape, with treehouses that seem to float between the branches of robust oaks. Each house is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, blending seamlessly into the environment. Inside, the decor is both elegant and earthy, with large windows that invite the outside in. The gentle sway of the trees and the soft rustling of leaves create a lullaby that ensures a night of peaceful slumber high above the forest floor.

Would you rather stay in a mushroom or stump house?

The mushroom and tree stump cottages at Norrqvarn Hotel & Conference are straight out of a storybook. These enchanting abodes, with their curved walls and whimsical details, offer a magical retreat. The mushroom houses, with their red and white polka-dot caps, are spacious and furnished with all the modern amenities, while the stump houses, with their woodsy charm, provide a cozy nook for travellers seeking solace in the forest’s embrace.

Glamp with Vikings

Experience the Viking way of life with a touch of luxury at Björkö Island’s glamping tents. These tents are not just accommodations; they’re time capsules that transport you to the era of the Vikings. Inside, you’ll find plush beds, rich textiles and historical artifacts that tell the tales of a bygone age. By day, explore the island’s rich history; by night, gaze at the stars from the comfort of your tent, pondering the same mysteries that once captivated the Vikings.

Dive into an underwater room

Submerge into a world of tranquility in an underwater hotel room at Hotel Utter Inn in Västerås. Encased in glass, this room offers an unparalleled view of the life aquatic. As fish dart past and seaweed sways, you’ll find yourself enveloped in a calm that only the deep blue can provide. The room itself is a marvel of design, with sleek lines and minimalist decor that doesn’t distract from the marine spectacle outside your window.

Chill in an ice hotel

Sweden’s Ice Hotel is an ephemeral wonder, a palace of snow and ice that is built anew every winter. Each room is a unique work of art, sculpted by artists from around the world. The ice beds, covered with reindeer hides, promise a night of serene sleep in a room that glows with an ethereal light. It’s a place of silence and beauty, where the air is crisp, and the surroundings are a canvas of white.

Relax with tree hotel tranquility

The Tree Hotel is a testament to modern architecture and the beauty of the Swedish landscape. Each room is a unique creation, with designs that range from a mirrored cube that reflects the forest to a bird’s nest that offers a cozy retreat. The rooms are minimalist and luxurious, with attention to detail that ensures a stay that’s both comfortable and unforgettable.

Be amazed by a UFO Encounter

For those who’ve always looked to the stars and wondered, the Treehotel’s UFO-themed room offers an encounter of the third kind. Suspended amidst the trees, this room is a futuristic pod that offers all the comforts of home with a sci-fi twist. The interior is sleek and modern, with circular windows that give the impression of being in orbit. It’s a playful and imaginative stay that will delight anyone with a passion for the cosmos.

Stay in a Hobbit house

In the green suburbs of Stockholm, in Nacka, you can stay in a lovingly crafted Hobbit house. Hobbit Stockholm B&B offers a peaceful escape while bringing Middle-earth’s fantasy to life. Guests can even enjoy a Lord of the Rings movie marathon in a setting straight out of the Shire.

Stay in a Charcoal Burner’s Hut

Kolarbyn Eco Lodge in Västmanland, Sweden’s most primitive hostel, offers a rustic, eco-friendly stay in traditional charcoal huts. Tucked away in the spruce forest with no electricity or showers, it’s the perfect place to disconnect and experience the beauty of Swedish nature.