Boutique Hotels in Sweden

"Location was great. The hotel was close to central shopping areas and tram stops. Hotel Flora was able to check us in earlier than expected. Unfortunately, we visited Gothenburg during an exceptionally hot few days and the room did not have an AC unit. The room safe was also locked so we were not able to use it. Additionally, the shared nespresso machine for the floor had mold in its water tank so we did not use it."

"Everything was wonderful. It’s a very unique hotel with a great staff!"

"Rooms are very small but other than that the hotel is beautifull and the staff are amazing."

"Fab location for the short train ride into the city. Smallish rooms - we knew this before booking - made it difficult to unpack ‘properly’ for a 3 night stay."

"The hotel is an adult hotel and not allowing teenagers to use pool and gym.. ı have booked the trip for Easter holiday for my child and paid extremely high price for just sitting in the hotel room .. -7 degree, snowing weather.. So hotel must clarify the status as adult hotel and should not sell the room for families without notifying.. there were no notice about this policy about the hotel while booking.. Cost us huge amount of money with huge disappointment.."

"it is important to remind Americans that there is no AC in the room."

"Rooms were small"

"This is a great place, lovely garden and pool area and the castle itself. Now the pool area can be designed better with a more exclusive feel. I have traveled A LOT and the rooms are not on par with money paid and the castle overall. I stayed in the ”Wenner-gren” house I believe it’s called. The castle building is lovely. We also used tennis and boule facilities. "

"Trevlig personal vid incheckning.God frukost med frukt o gott pålägg. Nära till centrum o hamn. Trevlig stad."

"Facilities and set-up are very family friendly, though this is not so clear from the english website. Would definitely visit again."