Hostel Gyllene Knorren

Family-friendly accommodation close to animals

  • Cottage
  • Self-catering
  • Family-friendly
  • Visingsö

Stay at the western side of Visingsö

On the western side of Visingsö, you’ll find this rural and animal-friendly accommodation. Rent a room in a self-catering early-1900s villa and enjoy views of Lake Vättern and romantic evening sunshine.

Hostel Gyllene Knorren is a self-catering stay where the owners have preserved the home’s original charm, giving it the cosy feel of a classic summer cottage.

Animal-friendly accommodation perfect for families

This is a lovely option for families looking to spend a few days on Visingsö. There is a large garden and a cosy little hideaway for children under the stairs.

Children especially enjoy the animals grazing near the patio. In the paddocks you’ll find horses, ponies and mini pigs.

A homely stay on beautiful Visingsö

In total, there are 11 beds divided into three double rooms and one four-bed room. In addition, there are four extra beds placed in charming nooks connected to each bedroom.

The shared areas of the house include a kitchen, bathroom and two living rooms.

Guests at Gyllene Knorren also have access to a large outdoor patio with tables, chairs and a barbecue. Both the living rooms and the patio overlook Lake Vättern and offer lovely evening sun.

To make your stay easier, the accommodation provides highchairs, toys, a TV and WiFi.

Breakfast basket available on request

For those who wish, a breakfast basket can be ordered, prepared by Svensgården.

Gyllene Knorren is located close to Visingsö’s grocery store. Parking is available outside the accommodation, but cycling from the harbour is a great option.

Good to know

Accessibility: No

Parking: Parking available next to the accommodation

Visingsö

Take the ferry from Gränna to Visingsö, a gem in Lake Vättern with stunning nature and a rich history tied to the powerful Brahe family. Don’t miss Brahe Church, home to a wealth of artistic treasures. The island is easy to explore by bike or by horse-drawn carriage – remmalag. Here, you're close to nature and can meet alpacas, go horseback riding, or paddle a kayak.

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