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Grythyttan Inn

A stay at Grythyttan Inn is an immersion in almost 400 years of Swedish history, and a rejuvenating reprieve from urban bustle. (Stockholm is 270 kilometers away.) The inn was originally commissioned by Queen Kristina in 1640 to house travelers along a 17th century mining road cut through the surrounding forest, and is suitably steeped in time-honored traditions, including Swedish cuisine. Food is nothing short of a passion at Grythyttan Inn, where the kitchen is home to several members of Sweden’s Culinary Olympics team. And because food is best enjoyed with drink, Grythyttan boasts an extensive wine cellar, an atmospheric, candlelit home to over 7,000 bottles.

From the standard chambre to our largest suite, we have expended the utmost effort to ensure that each of our 60 rooms is tastefully distinguished from the next. And those with business to conduct will appreciate our conference facilities, which can cater to up to one hundred. Whether the goal is working or simply relaxing, Grythyttan Inn is an idyllic rustic retreat.