Hotel Dengan bar di Gotland, Sweden

Our stay at Slite Badhotell was a delight. What really sets this place apart is the hospitality of the two owners. They are genuine, friendly gentlemen who go out of their way to ensure you have everything you need. It feels less like a hotel and more like visiting friends. We also really enjoyed cuddling/playing with their very cute dog. The logistics were equally great: the location is excellent, just steps away from Slite beach, and the room was comfortable and very clean. We were four people and stayed in their suite which had a double bed and a bunkbed. The breakfast spread had everything we needed to start the day, and the staff made sure it was always well stocked. I personally especially appreciated the tea selection We especially loved spending time in the garden. It is beautifully maintained and provided a serene atmosphere for a coffee or a glass of wine. If you are looking for a cozy, welcoming place to stay in Slite, look no further.

I had already paid the room rate online with my credit card, but when I tried to check in at the front desk, I was asked to pay. If I hadn't noticed right before tapping my credit card, I would have paid twice. There was no apology from the front desk, and it was a very unsettling response.

The average breakfast in Sweden is nothing new. The room is relatively new, the location is a little bit off, two kilometers to the center of the old city. Parking is convenient around, and driving to the old city is okay. It's a bit of a hassle to walk. Very close to the pier.

Fantastiskt läge nära hamnen, med gångavstånd till båten. Skönt med pool, bubbelpool och restaurang på området.

The room facilities and sanitation are average, and it is a very homestay hotel. In addition to the good external environment, there are beaches for swimming, and some outdoor facilities such as beach volleyball, etc., the room itself feels worse than most hotels in China, and it feels like a farmhouse. However, the overall accommodation in Gotland is more expensive than other areas in Sweden, and the peak season can be considered a compromise choice.