Accommodation Trillevallen

The Mountain Hotel – Högfjällshotellet

Trillevallen’s Högfjällshotell is one of the few hotels in the mountains that can truly call itself a classic. The first winter guests arrived here as early as 1939. Many fine mountain traditions live on here, and the one we cherish most is hospitality. Stepping into Trillevallen’s Högfjällshotell is like traveling back to the 1940s, but with an updated 2020s twist.

With a careful touch, recent renovations have been made to preserve the genuine mountain feel of the past. This is especially evident in the dining room of the Högfjällshotell, where an old-fashioned guesthouse atmosphere prevails.

Every morning, a generous mountain breakfast is laid out, and in the evening, a delicious dinner is served, featuring dishes prepared primarily with local Jämtland ingredients. Before and after dinner, guests can relax in the Vargrummet’s comfortable sofas, enjoying a drink by the fire while reflecting on the day.

Just outside the door, the mountain world unfolds, offering nature experiences for all ages and interests, both during the snow-free season and when the expanses are covered in snow.

Below, you can take a closer look at our room types and book your stay with us.

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Fast facts about Högfjällshotellet

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Restaurant
Bar
Electric car charging
Wifi

Sauna/Relax
Gym
Connecting Ski Lift
Backcountry and Cross-Country Trails
Hiking
Meeting Rooms

The Mountain Hotel – Högfjällshotellet

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Mountain Cabin

Mountain Cabin is a smaller room of approximately 8-9 sqm and features a bunk bed (90/90), a 22″ LCD TV, armchairs, a sideboard, a chest of drawers in most rooms, a shower/WC, and carpeted flooring. No pets are allowed in this room category.

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Singel Room

Single Room is a smaller room of approximately 8-9 sqm and also includes a bunk bed (90/90), a 22″ LCD TV, armchairs, a sideboard, a chest of drawers in most rooms, a shower/WC, and carpeted flooring. No pets are allowed in this room category.

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Double Room

Double Room is approximately 11 sqm and features a double bed (90/90), a 26″ LCD TV, armchairs, a sideboard, a chest of drawers in most rooms, a shower/WC, and carpeted flooring. No pets are allowed in this room category.

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4-Bed Room

4-Bed Room is 10-12 sqm and includes two bunk beds (90/90), a 26″ LCD TV, armchairs, a sideboard, a chest of drawers in most rooms, a shower/WC, and carpeted flooring. No pets are allowed in this room category.

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Family Room

Family Room is approximately 15-17 sqm and has a double bed (90/90) and a bunk bed (90/90), a 26″ LCD TV, armchairs, a sideboard, a chest of drawers in most rooms, a shower/WC, and carpeted flooring. No pets are allowed in this room category.

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Mountain Suite

Mountain Suite is a two-level suite featuring a small kitchen, a sofa set, a double bed (90/90) and two single beds (90/90), a 42″ TV, armchairs, a sideboard, a chest of drawers, a shower/WC, and carpeted flooring. The suite includes a spiral staircase. No pets are allowed in this room category.

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Trillegården, located approximately 100 meters from the hotel

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Double Room

Trillegården’s Double Rooms feature a double bed (80/80), TV, armchairs, sideboard, chest of drawers, and a shower/WC. Pets are allowed in some of these rooms.

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4-Bed Room

Trillegården’s 4-Bed Rooms are approximately 14 sqm and have two bunk beds (90/90), an LCD TV, armchairs, a sideboard, a chest of drawers in most rooms, and a shower/WC. Pets are allowed in these rooms.

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Family Room

Trillegården’s Family Rooms are approximately 14 sqm and include a double bed (90/90) and a bunk bed (90/90), an LCD TV, armchairs, a sideboard, a chest of drawers in most rooms, and a shower/WC. Pets are allowed in two of these rooms.

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History, soul and heart

It All Started in 1939

Anyone who delves into Trillevallen’s history gains a fascinating insight into how Swedish tourism has evolved from the 1930s to the present day. Traveling to the mountains was already popular in the early 20th century, and one person who contributed to that trend was Torsten Boberg. When he opened the hotel in Trillevallen in November 1939, it was an immediate success. Today, we would say that Torsten Boberg was a marketing genius with a keen sense of timing.

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