Fjällnäs Est. 1882

Fjällnäs är en pärla som saknar motsvarighet i svenska fjällvärlden. Servicemat och miljö är mycket hög och belägenheten nära norska gränsen är helt rätt. Vi har varit där många gånger och vill gärna komma fler gången. deras Fjällnäs på fjället är också bäst och borde vara mera öppet under säsong.

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Food is awesome such good decore and really nice food. Read on for the spa experince. Spa expensive for the size of the overall experince: The facilities at Fjällnäs are great if not limited (small pool and no common sauna) particularly the plunge pool situated right in the lake was great. Taking that cold dip is an absolute thrill, and following it up with a soak in the hot outdoor pool is a highlight of the experience. The sauna is impressively huge, and I really appreciated how spacious the changing area is; there is plenty of room to balance while putting on your pants without constantly bumping into other people. ​However, the management seriously needs to consider implementing a strict age policy or at least designated family hours. My visit was significantly undercut by a family with two children, around 5 or 6 years old, who treated the entire spa like a playground. While the parents were relaxing in the sauna, the kids were running amok and using the pool with goggles on, which was incredibly annoying for anyone seeking a chill atmosphere. To make matters worse, they were constantly eating and leaving unfinished fruit all over the place, making a premium spa feel more like a food waste bin than a clean sanctuary. ​It is unfair to guests who come for tranquility, and it puts the staff in an impossible position to manage. Even if children are technically "supervised," it doesn't work. Fjällnäs should really be an over-18s destination to preserve the quiet, high-end experience it promises.