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This mountain hotel and hostel on a steep hillside in Tänndalen certainly looks the part:
stuffed stags' heads and log fire in the snug lounge-bar, and Home Sweet Home rugs in the
homiest rooms imaginable. The hostel is spread over several red cottages with awesome
views of the mountains across the valley. Take bus 623 from Funäsdalen.
Funäsdalen Berg & Hotell
HOTEL
( 0684-214 30;
www.hotell-funasdalen.se
;
dm/d from Skr245/575; )
This is the go-to accommodation in Funäsdalen: a large, modern hotel with attractive hotel
rooms in three levels of fanciness, plus hostel beds, overlooking the lake. It's open all year
and has a good restaurant (the daily lunch buffet draws the locals) and a hot tub. Winter
bookings for no fewer than three nights.
STF Vandrarhem Ljungdalen
HOSTEL
( 070-210 48 73;
www.svenskaturistforeningen.se
; dm/d Skr185/500; )
Ljungdalen's hostel makes a good stopover for shoestring travellers as most of its rooms
are compact dorms. Guest kitchen, sauna and swimming pool available.
STF Sylarna
LODGE
(
010-190 23 60;
www.svenskaturistforeningen.se
; sites/dm/d/q Skr90/150/1120/1620;
mid-
Feb-Apr & late Jun-late Sep; )
Attractive mountain lodge with sauna, provisions shop and equipment rental. Dorms are
for guests who don't mind bunking with 19 other people.
STF Blåhammaren
LODGE
(
010-190 23 60;
www.stfblahammaren.com
; dm/d/q Skr295/1000/1500;
mid-Feb- late Apr &
late Jun-late Sep; )
Sweden's highest mountain lodge (1080m) with awesome views from the sauna.
Information
Tourist Office
TOURIST INFORMATION
(
0684-155 80;
www.funasdalen.se
; Rörosvägen 30;
10am-6pm)
