Moshults Vandrarhem, Emmaboda, Kalmar län

Nestled in the serene village of Moshultamåla in Småland, Sweden, Moshults Vandrarhem offers a peaceful retreat steeped in cultural history. This charming hostel, once a school built in 1936, is surrounded by lush forests and wildlife, providing guests with a tranquil environment to relax and unwind. The area is notably the birthplace of renowned author Vilhelm Moberg, and visitors can explore sites related to his life and works nearby. 

Unique Features of Moshults Vandrarhem:

• Historical Significance: The main building, originally constructed as a school in 1936, later served as a military facility before becoming a hostel in 1983.

• Diverse Accommodations: Offers 38 beds across single, double, twin, and family rooms, with options for guests traveling with pets. ​

• Inclusive Amenities: All stays include freshly made beds and towels, eliminating the need for guests to bring their own linens.

• Self-Catering Facilities: Guests have access to a fully equipped shared kitchen, barbecue area, and a spacious garden.

• Culinary Delights: Home-cooked meals prepared in collaboration with local producers are available, along with the option for traditional coffee gatherings featuring homemade cakes. ​

• Convenient for Campers: Provides two pitches for mobile homes, complete with electricity, shower, and toilet facilities. ​

• Event Hosting: Capable of arranging conferences, celebrations, and entertainment events, tailored to guests’ preferences.