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Set in a classic 1905 wooden house, this family-run hotel boasts lovingly decorated rooms;
some have private bathrooms and all have an art/artist connection. They're each
very
dif-
ferent - check the photos on the website to choose your favourite (number 25 is particu-
larly grand).
27ans Nattlogi
B&B
( 0143-134 47;
www.27ansnattlogi.se
; Storgatan 27; s/d from Skr590/790; )
Wooden floors, pretty wallpaper and fresh flowers provide a welcoming, homey vibe to
the six rooms (some with views of Klosterkyrkan). More expensive rooms have private
bathrooms. Breakfast costs an extra Skr64.
Vadstena Klosterhotel
HISTORIC HOTEL
( 0143-315 30;
www.klosterhotel.se
; r from Skr1475; )
History and luxury merge at this wonderfully atmospheric hotel in St Birgitta's old con-
vent. The bathrooms are a wee bit dated, but the medieval-style rooms are great, with
chandeliers and high wooden beds. Most boast lake views. The hotel also has simpler
rooms with shared bathrooms and showers in a nearby cottage (singles/doubles Skr790/
990).
Eating & Drinking
Restaurant Munkklostret
EUROPEAN
(
0143-130 00; lunch mains from Skr125, dinner mains from Skr169;
noon-11pm daily Jun-Aug,
from 6pm rest of year; )
The Klosterhotel's ravishing restaurant is the best dining spot in town. Seasonal, succulent
steak, lamb, game and fish dishes are flavoured with herbs from the monastery garden, and
served in the monks' old dorms.
Rojas
BISTRO
(
0143-123 43; Storgatan 20; mains from Skr115;
10am-10pm Sun-Mon, to 11pm Wed-Sat)
