Mössebergs Kurort

Magnificent old "kurhaus" - health resort - from fin du siècle. Built in 1909 and well kept with still many facilities for "healthy baths" - nowadays called spa... The public areas are grand with the old jugend/art deco interiors preserved. A treat to sit in the original furniture with a coffee after dinner. Rooms fairly modern and renovated to a more or less basic standard. But comfortable and with what you need for a night or two. Beds fine. No AC. The very mini "mini bar" was presented on a table instead of in a fridge. Who wants warm white wine or mineral water? Better use the restaurant bar instead. The onboard restaurant (called "Arvid's restaurant") is not as beautiful as the jugend parlors, but in any case stylish enough for enjoying a meal. The menu is short, which can be a sign of quality and ambition. In this case however it more reflected the sparse intentions of the kitchen. Nothing particularly gastronomic: a meat-, fish- and vegetarian dish along with the never ending burgers... OK, but nothing more. A waitress, stressed under the summer heat, didn't help up the atmosphere while she reproved some guests for crossing the line at her entrance counter. Nah.. Breakfast OK, but a tad under standard. Surprising. We had it outside though on the paved terrace in the back yard. Nice. On the whole a nice experience. The main building and the surrounding atmosphere is worth the visit.

The hotel is elegant with art nouveau vibe. It is situated in a beautiful park adjacent to a large forest, great breakfast, friendly staff.