Grå Gåsen

Travelling to Gotland soon? Then book your stay at Grå Gåsen, where seaside serenity meets boutique charm. Enjoy stunning views and a peaceful ambience.

Grå Gåsen, the cosy boutique and conference hotel on Storsudret in southern Gotland, welcomes you to an exquisite stay. With the sea in close proximity, the sound of waves and stunning sea views from select rooms create a serene atmosphere. Featuring 12 rooms adorned with stylish furnishings and comfortable beds, the hotel boasts a picturesque park-like garden that captivates in every season. During summer, guests can indulge in the delightful pool, along with two wood-fired hot tubs and a sauna for ultimate relaxation. The renowned barn, featured on the Swedish TV program "Så Mycket Bättre," is a must-see.

Music enthusiasts find Grå Gåsen as the epicentre for unforgettable musical experiences. Summer concerts in the garden feature well-known artists, creating an intimate and comfortable atmosphere. The hotel opens early, ensuring each concert feels like an intimate festival with delicious food, drinks, and a magical ambience.

The island's five southernmost parishes form an area called Storsudret. With the most hours of sunshine in the entire country, magnificent nature and plenty to see and do, Gotland's southern cape is a destination for anyone looking for experiences out of the ordinary. No matter where you are in Storsudret, the proximity to water is always within reach. On the eastern side, kilometers of sandy beaches stretch out, inviting for relaxing bathing. To the west along the coast rise high plateaus offering extensive sea views. Storsudret is characterized by an active agricultural landscape. The small-scale farming landscape tells a story from the past while looking ahead to the future by embracing conscious organic farming. There are plenty of farm shops, and only in Burgsvik do we have our own brewery, Burgsviks Bryggeri, and the award-winning wine from Långmyre Vineri. "Beautiful coastal road", winds along the water's edge on its way to the island's southernmost point. It is an ideal place for picnics and bird watching. Thousands of migratory birds pass here in the spring and autumn, and all year round you can see white-tailed eagles and golden eagles swooping over the grounds, in search of rabbits and foxes.