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Salt & Sill

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“This unusual floating hotel is classically Scandinavian - no novelties, just pure function and sleek design. A fine Swedish restaurant with alternative accommodation. Spend the day jumping into the cool water off the floating dock, or enjoy exploring this beautiful archipelago.”

Recommended for

  • Foodies

    • Highly recommended restaurant specialising in Swedish delicacies

  • Fishing

    • Fishing on offer nearby

  • Cycling

    • Bikes available to hire

  • Kayaking

    • Kayak in the harbour

  • Tennis

    • Tennis court nearby

  • Trekking

    • Good hiking routes

  • Romantic Break

  • Groups

  • Views

    • Wonderful views out to sea

  • Roof terrace

    • Deck Terrace

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Conference facilities

  • Free wifi

  • Romantic

  • Restaurant with rooms

  • Disabled access

  • Child friendly

  • Quirky

  • Sea Views

  • Restaurant

Facilities

  • Swimming Pool

    Swim off the decking into the sea

  • Views

    Wonderful views out to sea

  • Roof terrace

    Deck Terrace

  • Bicycle hire

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Meeting Room

  • Sauna/Steam

  • Bar

  • Parking

  • Bath robes

  • Conference facilities

  • Free wifi

  • Wifi

  • Disabled access

  • Child friendly

  • Restaurant

Activities

  • Fishing

    • Fishing on offer nearby

  • Cycling

    • Bikes available to hire

  • Kayaking

    • Kayak in the harbour

  • Tennis

    • Tennis court nearby

  • Trekking

    • Good hiking routes

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Other reviews

THE BIG SIX: SEASIDE RETREATS IN SCANDINAVIA

Six floating pontoons of two-storey clapboard buildings house stylish rooms that are named and decorated according to different spices; each comes with a sitting area to drink in the views of the Bohuslan coast archipelago. A sauna catamaran is the latest innovation, with steps leading into the bracing water.

Originally published by The Independent

Sea Beds

The country's first floating hotel sounds gimmicky and an excuse for bad jokes about the earth moving. But ineffably cool Sweden is, of course, far too classy for tasteless novelties. The floatiness is purely functional: it sits on the water because there was no more room in the fishing village and diners at Salt & Sill's restaurant were craving a place to sleep after feasting on herring and schnapps.

Originally published by The Guardian

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