
Standard Weekend Package
Ordinary package, fall, winter and spring
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Every Saturday, from the middle of January until a week before midsummer you can enjoy our beautiful afternoon tea. (The last afternoon tea will be served Saturday June 10th). After a short break during the summer, we will begin again the first Saturday in September until the middle of November. As a guest you should always pre-book a table if you wish to enjoy our afternoon tea, unless it is already included in your hotel package. It is not unusual for our afternoon tea sessions to be fully booked. Make sure to book a table ahead of time by calling us at +4616 – 42 84 00. Serving times for afternoon tea: Special opening times during Good Friday (långfredagen) and Easter Saturday (påskafton): For availability and prices, please contact us or click here to view our Swedish page. Note that the restaurant is cashless. Champagne, sparkling wine or non-alcoholic cider can be ordered on site. State any food allergies or special diets at the time of the booking. |
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Please note that the selection is not as large for people with allergies. Vegans, gluten, lactose-intolerant, milk protein, egg-allergics and diabetics will receive their own separate plate with canapeer, allergy-friendly bread and at least three sweets. The content may vary depending on the type of allergy you have, there may also be traces of the allergenic substances. If you are allergic to nuts you will be able to eat most of what the buffet has to offer, however don’t hesitate to ask the waitress if you are unsure. |
Note that the pictures below were taken on several different occasions. All pastries are therefore not available every time but vary.
About afternoon tea…
The origin of the (then) drawn out ceremony was the idleness among the British upper-class women who followed their husbands to service in the British crown colony of India. There wasn’t much for a woman to do with a house full of servants, afternoon tea became a way to pass time with others in the same situation. “Afternoon tea” could go on for several hours and could easily compete with newspapers – and compliment them with the unprintable…
The “afternoon tea” you experience today is, as then, a smaller meal. The guests are also able to enjoy different pastries made by our castle’s confectioner Malin, who also has had some help from Marcus.
Included in the afternoon tea:
Canapeer, scones, bread, cheese, marmalade, lemon curd, different pastries, cookies, cake and fruit.
Different flavored teas will always be available, if you against better knowledge want coffee we may look between our fingers. There are also tea bags.
Move the cursor over the numbers on the map to see information about the different buildings.
Please note that there is no accommodation in the Castle, but instead a restaurant, banquet halls and a breakfast room.
The Castle from 1648 contains a restaurant, banquet halls and a breakfast room in the cellar.
2.The Manor House from the 18th century has six suites, lounges and a board room
3.The hotel houses the reception, 12 standard double rooms and 48 smaller double rooms, three conference rooms and six breakout rooms.
4.The harbour café offers ice cream, snacks and light meals.
5.The Coachman's Quarters from the 17th century offer two suites and one small double room.
6.The Keeper's House has two conference rooms and several break-out rooms.
7.The Pavilion offers eight double rooms and one conference room.
8.The red two-storey building is called the Wagonsmith and has 12 standard double rooms.
9.These ten Chalets contain 16 Junior Suites as well as four suites with saunas and jacuzzis.
10.Four hot spa pools that can be rented at the reception.