The best accommodations Borgholm

Within walking distance of shopping, beach and entertainment. Guests have access to a lovely garden with the smell of fresh herbs. The hotel offers 41 modern, newly renovated rooms, tastefully furnished and equipped with all amenities (even air conditioning!). The establishment changed ownership in 2019, but chose to adopt the same qualitative line as before, especially for the restaurant, formerly run by the famous Swedish chef Karin Fransson. The hotel also has a bar and a wine cellar offering a wide range.

A modern hotel facing the marina of Borgholm. Shower or bathtub and cable TV in the rooms. Free access to the indoor pool and the hotel sauna.

The best address in town! In a yellow wooden house from 1926, each room is decorated with a lot of personality, while combining all the necessary facilities at hand. The slightly old-fashioned charm of this hotel makes you feel at home from the very first moment. There is a lovely garden with flowers and a communal kitchen available to guests. In addition, one can enjoy the barbecues in the garden on sunny days, the nearby beach, as well as the many tourist attractions that are right next door.

There is no doubt that B&B StrandNära is more than a bed and breakfast. It is an atmosphere and a home. A house that welcomes its guests all year round in a warm, relaxed and unpretentious way, run by hosts who place special emphasis on discreet luxury, attention to detail and serving quality organic food in a comfortable and natural setting. The owner, Erica, has worked hard to create an atmosphere that is true to the environment and history of the place. An experience to be had, a huge favourite!

Housed in an old wooden schoolhouse, the youth hostel offers cooking and breakfast on site. There is a washing machine, bike rental and two swimming pools. The hostel and campsite are located in the heart of the world heritage site Södra Ölands Odlingslandskap, a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers. Around the hostel there are many hiking trails and paths for pleasant walks!

In the north of the island, 700 m from the beautiful sand dunes of Böda, Böda Youth Hostel has a well-equipped kitchen, but you can also order your meals in the hostel's restaurant, which is very convenient when you are tired at the end of the day! You will be accommodated either in the charming rooms upstairs or in the small red wooden bungalows for 2-6 people. There you will have a mini veranda to yourself and a view on the green lawns. It is also possible to rent bicycles in order to visit the surroundings while pedalling.

Ölands Skogsby Youth Hostel (Sweden's oldest and closest to the bridge connecting the island to Kalmar) is located in a former restaurant that resembles an opulent turn-of-the-century farmhouse. The aim of the owners is to preserve the peaceful atmosphere and the simple, rural environment. A well-equipped kitchen allows you to prepare your meals. On sunny days, it is delightful to have breakfast in the pretty cobbled courtyard.

The campsite is beautifully situated on Öland, near Bödabukten, with a shallow, child-friendly sandy beach. A well-equipped campsite with a communal kitchen, well-shaded pitches, a small bakery and a food shop. The campsite has 340 pitches, 191 of which have access to electricity, and there is the possibility of chalet accommodation nearby for those who want a little more comfort. In addition, a good small restaurant, the Böda Hamnkro, allows to eat without effort. A good address!

Shortly after reaching the island of Öland, on the way to Borgholm, it's a good idea to put down your bags in a room at Edith och Julia. With charming hosts who will give you precise directions to activities and places to visit according to your interests, everything is designed to put visitors at ease. The rooms are very pleasant, as are the living rooms and the small equipped kitchen. Don't hesitate to ask your hosts to taste the typical dish of the island: kroppkakor (kind of gnocchi filled with meat).

Close to Öland Bridge, a hotel with swimming pool in a former court house from the 18th century. In its grounds are the remains of a fortress. The land surrounding the hotel is an old fortification, called Kråkerkärs Skans, from which the name Hotel Skansen was taken in 1901. The fortification was built in 1643 by Sweden to defend itself against the Danes. Today, this luxury hotel is a true paradise, with comfortable rooms, a fine restaurant and spa-like treatments.