The location was quiet and peaceful, which was just what I needed
The breakfast was fantastic
The host was super friendly and welcoming
The price is great
Distilled by Parley from the 58 most recent of 89 verified guest reviews
40 m² · 1 futon bed and 2 sofa beds · Sleeps 5
The Family Room - Disability Access at Bitterna Åkatorp offers spacious accommodations with a fully equipped kitchen, private bathroom, and soundproof design for exceptional comfort. A private entrance, barbecue, and garden view patio enhance the room's accessibility and relaxation features.
Beds 8.3/10 · 35 guests mention them
20 m² · 2 sofa beds · Sleeps 2
This room has heating and cable channels — it is located on the ground floor.
Beds 8.3/10 · 35 guests mention them
35 m² · 2 sofa beds · Sleeps 4
The Quadruple Room - Disability Access at Bitterna Åkatorp features a spacious layout with a private entrance, soundproof walls, and a fully equipped kitchen. It offers exceptional comfort with 2 sofa beds and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, along with a barbecue and garden views.
Beds 8.3/10 · 35 guests mention them
12 m² · 1 double bed · Sleeps 2
This room has a hot tub and spa bath — it has a washing machine.
15 m² · 3 twin beds · Sleeps 3
This room has a spa tub and barbecue — the room has a flat-screen TV.
Beds 8.3/10 · 35 guests mention them
The area was quiet and cozy, but junk cars, carts and other stuff on the entrance gave a bad vibe. The host’s friendly attitude improved the feeling a bit. The accommodation itself was not pleasant, unfortunately. The décor was spartan and mixed; the bathroom was somewhat untidy, and there was an unspecified odor I tried to ventilate. I don’t like writing negative things but it had to be said. I would not book here again. I also declined the free and later the breakfast offered by the host, which might have improved the experience.
The hosts were friendly, but the description was misleading—there’s no spa or pool, the place feels worn out, and they probably need to fix their listing. I can’t recommend it.
Breakfast was good, and the hosts were helpful.
“Prisvärt”
A beautifully renovated old barn with all the comforts you’d expect, and the owner was impressively knowledgeable about the history. The signage to get there could have been clearer; I just followed the Google map.
“Original Schwedische Unerkunft.”
This is how Swedes live in the countryside. The owner even speaks German, and breakfast in his communal kitchen was a hit; perfect for a layover night. The only downside is the absence of a pool.
The area was quiet and cozy, but junk cars, carts and other stuff on the entrance gave a bad vibe. The host’s friendly attitude improved the feeling a bit. The accommodation itself was not pleasant, unfortunately. The décor was spartan and mixed; the bathroom was somewhat untidy, and there was an unspecified odor I tried to ventilate. I don’t like writing negative things but it had to be said. I would not book here again. I also declined the free and later the breakfast offered by the host, which might have improved the experience.
“Prisvärt”
A beautifully renovated old barn with all the comforts you’d expect, and the owner was impressively knowledgeable about the history. The signage to get there could have been clearer; I just followed the Google map.
The hosts were friendly, but the description was misleading—there’s no spa or pool, the place feels worn out, and they probably need to fix their listing. I can’t recommend it.
“Original Schwedische Unerkunft.”
This is how Swedes live in the countryside. The owner even speaks German, and breakfast in his communal kitchen was a hit; perfect for a layover night. The only downside is the absence of a pool.
Breakfast was good, and the hosts were helpful.
