Stay at Björkenääs, built in 1878 as a residence for the director Otto Salomon of the Nääs Crafts Seminary. The house features large social areas, balconies, and views of both the castle and Lake Sävelången. Björkenääs offers a historic setting for family, friends, or smaller meetings.
Björkenääs was built in 1878 for Otto Salomon, director of the Nääs Crafts Seminary. The building is inspired by the Tsar’s summer palace, Livadia, on the Crimean Peninsula and offers both style and practical social spaces with views of the castle.
The house combines historic details with modern amenities, perfect for those wishing to stay in a classic manor environment in close contact with nature and the castle.
Björkenääs offers a total of seven rooms for 16–19 people, including:
The house has free Wi-Fi, four shared showers/toilets (one of the family rooms has a private toilet), a dining room, a lounge, two balconies, and a fully equipped kitchen.
The house can be rented in its entirety or as individual rooms, for one or more nights.
Rooms at Björkenääs can be booked directly here on the website or through Slottsboden.
Nääs offers several accommodation options well-suited for groups wishing to stay together. The houses feature shared social rooms, kitchens, and beautiful rooms with a historic feel. There is plenty of space to socialize and create a memorable stay in a unique cultural environment.
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Björkenääs offers a total of seven rooms for 16–19 people, including:
The house has free Wi-Fi, four shared showers/toilets (one of the family rooms has a private toilet), a dining room, a lounge, two balconies, and a fully equipped kitchen.
The house can be rented in its entirety or as individual rooms, for one or more nights.
At Nääs, guests always have access to a fully equipped kitchen in each accommodation. Guests are warmly welcome to bring their own ingredients and cook their own meals. For larger groups, it is possible to order breakfast and simple meals at Kaffestugan.
Around Nääs, there are several excellent restaurants serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We can recommend, for example, Nääs Fabriker, Folket på Garveriet in Floda, and Öijared Resort.
Wi-Fi is available for all guests at Björkenääs. The password can be found in the dining room, among other places.
All staying guests receive one parking permit per room, valid for the duration of the stay at Nääs.
The nearest parking is located approximately 30 meters north of Björkenääs. It is fine to drive up to the house to load and unload luggage, but parking directly outside the house is not permitted.
To enter Björkenääs, there is a stone staircase leading to the main entrance.
The entrance consists of a single door.
There are thresholds between all rooms.
There is no accessible toilet (HWC) in Björkenääs. The nearest accessible toilet is located in Vänhem and the outdoor toilet at Mellannääs.
Read more about accessibility at Nääs in the Accessibility Database TD
Nääs today is a national heritage building and a nature reserve, but also a large estate with a fantastic history.
