Sunlit Swedish lake with oaks and meadow

Farm · Inn · Restaurant

Room to
slow down.

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The mangårdsbyggnad lounge — wood stove, old sofas, original beamed ceiling
I. A Quiet Retreat

Long days, soft light, and nothing in a hurry.

Wake to a room warmed by a tile stove. Breakfast from the garden. A morning on the meadow, an afternoon in the sauna, dinner by candlelight. The kind of stay where you stop checking the time.

Ollasgården is a small country retreat held by the same family since the 1600s, set on a quiet headland inside one of Sweden's only seven UNESCO biosphere reserves.

90 min from Stockholm · 55 from Uppsala · UNESCO Biosphere
II. The Rooms

Six rooms. Intimacy guaranteed.

From 2 900 SEK · Estate breakfast included

The Salen Room — tile stove, linen, fish-bone parquet

The Salen Room

Tile stove · Meadow view

Linen, soft light through tall windows, and the long view across the meadow to the lake.

The Bakehouse Suite — soft light and a wood-burning stove

The Bakehouse Suite

Wood stove · Garden side

A quiet room kept just as it has been for generations — wood smoke, fresh linen, and the smell of bread in the morning.

III. Glöd

Written after the morning harvest.

Twenty seats. A tasting menu set down each afternoon, once the gardens, the forest and the lake have given up what they will. Served by candlelight on a worn stone floor, beneath the original timber rafters.

The Tasting Menu
IV. Experiences

Woodsmoke & Juniper

The estate is a living landscape. From the wood-fired sauna in the old sidobyggnad to the workshop barns where baskets and pottery are made by hand, every day at Ollasgården begins and ends with quiet ritual.

Forest Foraging

Forest Foraging

Lakeside Sauna

Lakeside Sauna

Wine Tastings

Wine Tastings

Heritage Gardens

Heritage Gardens

Beeswax tapers on a bowl of moss by a frosted window
V. Journal

The Autumn Equinox: a guide to root cellaring at Ollasgården.

Stories from the estate — slow living, seasonal recipes from the barn, and the long history of the Ollasgården lineage.

Read the journal