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Ferienhaus Stuga Gällö

3 Bedrooms

1 Bathrooms

Max. 5 guests

60 m²

Gällö

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Description

This cozy holiday home is located on a farm on Lake Revsundssjön with a beautiful lake view on a hill. It has a well-equipped kitchen, a bedroom downstairs with 2 beds that can be used as a...

Amenities

3 Bedrooms

Max. 5 guests

60 m²

Television

Pets and dogs allowed

Sauna

Smoking not allowed

Washing machine

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Prices

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Usage-dependent additional costs

Please note that additional usage-dependent costs may apply. For questions about this, please contact the host directly.

Host's notes

Cancellation policy

In case of cancellation or no-show the following conditions apply From the booking date until 43 days before arrival 25% of the rental price From 42 days before until arrival 100% of the rental price Do not compete 100% of the deposit amount

Rental conditions

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Security deposit: €134.61

Location

Gällö

Distances

AIRPORT55 km

BEACH300 m

DOCTOR55 km

RAILWAY STATION8 km

RESTAURANT8 km

SHOPS6 km

SKI-LIFT7 km

TOWN CENTER6 km

WATER55 km

Nearby

Our leisure tips

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Fishing
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Swimming

Holiday destination

Wildlife is abundant up here, and according to the Swedish Fishing Guide, the lake is the richest in fish in all of Sweden. To help you convince yourself, a rowboat is available for fishing. The rowboat is a short walk (approx. 500 meters) through the forest. There are also two beautiful hiking trails, the Forsa Trail and the Pilgrimsleden, which you can hike and discover wonderful swimming spots. The nearest swimming spot with a sandy beach is just 300 meters away down by the lake. The surrounding area also offers the opportunity to visit local museums or discover many interesting local food producers. Östersund is located approximately 45 kilometers from here and offers attractions such as the "Storsjöodjuret," the Swedish version of the Loch Ness Monster. It's difficult to get the monster to reveal itself, but at the Jamtli Museum, you can admire an embryo in a glass jar.