J A Ranch

The host was nice, though he seemed more interested in the BBQ area than in suggesting places to visit nearby. The noise was awful: doors slammed all night, and even someone walking down the hallway shook the whole building and woke us. This felt more like a hostel for teenagers on a budget than a hotel or a farm, and at 1000kr/night it wasn't worth it. Breakfast was just brewed coffee, cold meat and cheese, despite the pancake photos. It was fine for the price, but the advertising was misleading. At 500-600kr/night it might have been okay, but I wouldn't have paid much for that stay. Very disappointed.

We spent our last night in Sweden here and had a great time. At first the place seemed a little out of the way, but Daniel was a lovely host who clearly enjoys his job. The kids got ice pops and played with his dog. The rooms were amazing, and breakfast was so yummy. Thanks for everything, we'll come back!

We had a great night's sleep in the quiet area, and the shared bathrooms and our room were spotless. The rooms are cozy and very Western in style, in an over-the-top way that I mean positively. Linda is lovely to talk to and helped us a lot. She now runs the B&B with her mother and takes great care of it. If you call to book, you can choose your room. We'll be back, we already miss the ranch dogs haha.

I arrived in early March expecting just a stopover, but the cabin turned out to be the best room I had in Sweden. I booked a room and was genuinely impressed. Very clean, welcoming, and everything felt just right.