Nestled on the serene island of Rastaholm in Lake Mälaren, just outside Stockholm, Rastaholms Vandrarhem offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. Adjacent to the historic Rastaholms Värdshus, this hostel provides affordable accommodation with stunning lake views, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking tranquility and natural beauty.
Room Options: The hostel features single, double, and multi-bed rooms accommodating up to 58 guests. Each room is equipped with a washbasin, and shared bathroom facilities are available in the corridor.
Self-Catering Facilities: Guests have access to a communal kitchen equipped with a coffee maker, refrigerator, stove with oven, and microwave, suitable for preparing simple meals and breakfast.
Lakeside Location: Situated directly by Lake Mälaren, the hostel offers picturesque views and opportunities for outdoor activities.
Sauna and Bathing Jetty: A sauna with a private bathing jetty is available for rent, providing a relaxing experience by the water.
Outdoor Amenities: Guests can enjoy a barbecue area by the shore, perfect for evening gatherings and enjoying the sunset.
Proximity to Attractions: The hostel is conveniently located near the Mälarö Golf Club and offers easy access to various outdoor activities, including fishing and cycling.
Whether you’re seeking a peaceful getaway, planning a special event, or looking to explore the natural beauty of Lake Mälaren, Rastaholms Vandrarhem offers a charming and comfortable stay.
Rastaholms Vandrarhem is located on the island of Rastaholm in Lake Mälaren by Ekerö, right by the water with views over the lake.
Rastaholms Vandrarhem in Ekerö has single, double and multi-bed rooms with space for up to 58 guests.
Rastaholms Vandrarhem in Ekerö has a shared kitchen with a coffee maker, refrigerator, stove with oven and microwave.
At Rastaholm by Ekerö there is a sauna with its own swimming jetty available to rent.
Rastaholms Vandrarhem in Ekerö is close to Mälarö Golf Club and offers access to outdoor activities such as fishing and cycling.
At Rastaholms Vandrarhem in Ekerö each room has its own washbasin, and shared bathrooms are available in the corridor.
