Stay in a glass house with lake views

Contemplating nature from inside the glass house is an extraordinary experience that has its charm regardless of the time of day Enjoy the carefully selected decor with linen sheets, designer pillows and ceramics. Enjoy a cup of coffee in the beautiful, hand-turned mugs and enjoy the view from the beautiful, handmade, lounge chairs outside the cabin. The space Glashus Sjöblick – here you will find, as the name suggests, a more open location and can constantly enjoy the changes of nature on the waters of Lake Lagmanshaga. The sunset straight into the glass house gives you that extra relaxation before you go to bed. Here's how it works: After check-in and coffee in the courtyard, you will have access to your booked glass house (the car is parked next to the glass house). In the compact glass house there is a comfortable double bed. Here you live/sleep practically under the open sky! The glass houses, of course, have curtains for those who want privacy. If the evening should feel a little chilly, a gas heater is available. Directly adjacent to the "residential house" itself, there is a small service house where you can store bags and where simpler outdoor cooking can take place. Here you will find water, coffee, tea, basic spices and kitchen equipment. In a separate building next to the glass house, there is also a uniquely designed outdoor toilet with skylights. We deliver the breakfast box to your glass house in the morning. On the farm, there is also access to a shower & toilet for those of you who live in the Glass Houses. What's included Coffee and cinnamon bun on arrival at the Farm Bakery Breakfast One night's accommodation in the unique glass house – bed linen, towels and soap included Access to outdoor cooking equipment at the glass house Access to shower/changing room at Gårdsbageriet Final cleaning Dinner can be ordered separately. Kayak, SUP and wood-fired hot tub are available for rent. Please contact us before arrival and book. Check-in at 2 p.m. and check-out at 11 a.m. Pets are welcome, but not in bed