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"Breakfast and room"

"It was really nice and unexpected. Super nice staff. I think the menu and food were lacking but it was still a cute little vibe."

"A lovely hotel that is very convenient for the Anders Zorn museum"

"Great "

"Great stay! We went here during a trip to Dalhalla. Great location, friendly staff, comfortable rooms, great food. Couldnt complain about anything, will visit again"

"Very friendly staff and comfortable space"

"Nearby the road, quiet, friendly hosts, rooms/stuga's are properly taking care of"

"My room had a perfect view of the lake. My bed was very comfortable and the room was clean. The breakfast had a large variety and well stocked. I was very pleased with my stay. I will definitely stay here again."

"First the good things: This is a classic home in Dalarna, what's known as a "gård" – a collection of wooden houses, often hundreds of years old, that form a ring around a yard. The view of lake Siljan is beautiful. Tällberg is a historic town in one of the most beautiful areas in Sweden that's known for health retreats and arts & culture, right between Leksand and Rättvik. It's perfect. The home has 2 bedrooms that each sleeps 2 people and the kitchen has all the cookware and dishes you need (you may need to get some basics for cooking). It has lots of special traditional touches. We loved spending time with Alice, the adorable and affectionate cocker spaniel.The not-so-good things: It's typical in old Swedish rental homes that you need to bring your own sheets and towels, but usually they are priced accordingly. This felt priced for more accommodation, but with the expectations of the old days. I knew in advance, but it would have been nice to travel from abroad without needing sheets and towels. The place is special, but I needed to sweep and wipe down surfaces when we arrived, and several drains were clogged with hair. There was no soap other than some dish soap. There was one almost-used roll of toilet paper and one almost-used roll of paper towel (so we had to stock up). The host, Thomas, is very friendly – almost too much. He frequently walked into the home uninvited and unannounced. We were happy to talk with him, but it could be a bit much."