Villa Lundsfjärden Grythyttan, Örebro

We can only agree with all the previous guests: top house, top location and super landlord, many people could learn a thing or two from this. We will 100% be back. Thank you very much L. and B.

Very well equipped holiday property in a fantastic location. The very friendly landlord speaks perfect English and can help with any questions you may have in advance! The sauna is great and heats up very quickly. The water is crystal clear and perfect for cooling off after the sauna. The boat and the motor are a bit old, but they still serve their purpose.

We had a wonderful stay in the beautiful cottage. The property is right on the lake and you have a view of the lake from almost every window. Highly recommended to just let your soul dangle in complete peace.

The welcome by the owners was very friendly with typical swedish snacks and fresh coffee. The accommodation is very beautiful in nature and right on the water. Very nice and perfect for relaxing. We felt very comfortable in the well-equipped house and the view is fantastic at any time of the day. We were also able to use all things freely (boat, fishing, etc..) We would definitely recommend the accommodation and will spend a holiday there again.

We very much enjoyed our stay. The house has many nice corners to sit together, for reading or simply enjoying the view on the lake. Then, there is a glass veranda which lead to the terrace on which we had breakfast or lunch together. The kitchen is very well equiped and allows real cooking (even the knives were sharp, which we do not take for granted in holiday homes anymore). Apart from that: we used rowing boat and kanu to visit several islands in the Sundsfjärden and Malen lake. The neighbouring forests are full of blueberries and cranberries. It's very calm and silent. We visited Grythyttan and Nora (good ice cream), the Alfred Nobel museum and laboratory in Karlskoga, qnd the iron mines of Timansberg and Pershyttan. The later is well-preserved iron production site estbalished as a kind of open air industrial museum.