Lövåsgårdens Fjällhotell AB

I stayed here in February 2020 for five days travelling on my own to cross country ski. What a wonderful place to stay! Excellent food, lovely staff and the other guests were very friendly. This is a small, well run family hotel surrounded by lovely countryside and the skiing is superb. COVI restrictions from the UK prevent a return visit in 2021 but I will be back.

We didn't stay in the hotel, but after a great snow scooter adventure tour used the sauna and the outdoor hot tub - very nice facilities! Rein deer goulash for lunch in the restaurant was truly delicious!

Revisited this very nice mountain resort hotel for one waffel lunch and two excellent three course dinners during our stay in the nothernmost part of Svealand. ||Really good food with focus on local delicatessen, like red trout and rein deer. Excellent wine cellar to accompany. Price worthy. ||Perfect for families.

The staff is amazing, great food aswell

Nice

We didn't stay at the hotel, had a holiday cottege a mile away. Walked there for a nice dinner during the "sportlov". A school holiday for winter sports. Have enjoyed the excellently prepared Nordic skiing tracks around Lövåsen. |The hotel serves a fixed meny that is different every weekday. On wednesday was "gravad" salmon, minced elk burgers and cheese cake with cloudberries. Really nice food from excellently prepared materials. They also offer a wine package with a glass of wine for each course that is very well selected. |An excellent meal and really nice athmosphere in the middle of the southern swedish mountain wilderness.

Excellent hotel with good service and friendly staff. It's a cozy hotel close to walking paths. Breakfast and dinner is served in the hotel and is very good. You can pack your own lunch bag to take with you on your trip. ||There is a sauna and hot tub. Nice! ||The rooms are in need of some restoring.

This is a small nice hotel with excellent service. Location is near hiking trails and fine fishinglocations. Fishing is availeble both in lakes and streams. Grayling, browntrout and char in almost all bigger waters.