Check out

Latest check-out is at 11:00 AM.

Reception

The reception is open 24 hours a day until September 28th.
Remaining opening hours: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM.

Restaurant Lapporten

Breakfast: 07.00 – 09.30
Lunch: 11.30 -14.00
Dinner: 18.00 – 22.00 (last food order 21.30 PM)

Activities

Activities can be booked via our website: Activities | Björkliden (bjorkliden.com)

Wi-fi

Wi-fi is available for free at Hotel Fjället. The network is called: bjorkliden-fjallby and the WiFi-passsword is: bjorkliden

Sauna (at the Hotel)

The sauna is open Monday – Sunday, 10:00 AM – 09:00 PM.

“Stora bastun” (Large Sauna)

Mon: Ladies
Tue: Gentlemen
Wed: Ladies
Thu: Gentlemen
Fri: Ladies
Sat: Gentlemen
Sun: Mixed (ladies and gentlemen)

“Lilla bastun” (Small Sauna)

Mon: Gentlemen
Tue: Ladies
Wed: Gentlemen
Thu: Ladies
Fri: Gentlemen
Sat: Ladies
Sun: Mixed (ladies and gentlemen)

The Gym

Our hotel gym is open between 08:30 AM – 08:30 PM.

Sports shop

In our sport shop, you will find clothing and other merchandise, and you can also rent equipment. Read more on our website: Sports shop and rental | Björkliden (bjorkliden.com)

The Right of Public Access (Allemansrätten), Etiquette & Rules

Please take the time to familiarize yourselves with the rules and guidelines we have in our mountains via the links below. Our staff is always ready to assist you if you have any questions: contact our guides in the Sport shop or the reception staff for tips and other things to keep in mind.

• Swedish Environmental Protection Agency – The Right of Public Access in the mountains (opens in new tab)
• The Right of Public Access – Allemansrätten – A Handbook in English (opens in new tab)
• Sweden’s national parks – security and regulations (opens in new tab)
• The Mountain Safety Council of Sweden – Tips for a safe visit in the mountains (opens in new tab)
• Naturkartan (Nature map) – Hiking, Biking, Nature Reserves, Snowmobiles (opens in new tab)

Key principles to remember from these sources:

• “Don’t disturb, don’t destroy”: This is the golden rule of Allemansrätten.
• Respect Reindeer: Maintain distance, keep dogs on a leash, especially during calving season (April-June).
• Leave No Trace: Not even paper or food scraps. Due to the cold climate it takes years for it to decompose. Pack out all your trash.
• Fire Safety: Use camping stoves or designated fire pits. Be extremely cautious with open fires, especially during dry or windy conditions, and check for fire bans.
• Stay on Trails: Especially in sensitive mountain environments, stick to marked trails to minimize impact. Use boardwalks in wet areas.
• Camping: Camp for only a night or two, away from houses and cultivated land. Choose your spot carefully on durable surfaces.
• Water: While much mountain water is clean, boiling it is the safest option. Dispose of human excrements far from water sources by digging a small hole.
• Local Regulations: Always check for specific rules in national parks, nature reserves, and any other protected areas you visit, as they may override general Allemansrätten.
• Preparation and Safety: Inform someone of your route, check weather forecasts (e.g., SMHI or yr.no), bring appropriate gear (map, compass, emergency phone, warm clothing), and assess your own abilities.

Other information

• Animals are not allowed in the hotel.
• Only certain cabins are pet-friendly and must be pre-booked; contact the reception if you are unsure.
• Consider your neighbors and keep noise levels down after 10:00 PM.
• Be mindful of nature: take your trash with you, show respect for wildlife and the land.
• Sometimes we encounter trash that someone else has left behind. We are all here together, and it is therefore encouraged that we help each other to take it from the mountain – even if it’s not our own.
• If you have any questions or need help with anything, contact the reception at Hotell Fjället. Phone +46 980-641 02 and we will be happy to help!

If you have any questions or need help with anything, please contact the front desk at Hotel Fjället +46 980-64102 and we will be happy to help you.

See you in the mountains!
/The Staff in Björkliden Fjällby

Lights

In some of our cabins you need to put one of your keycards in the little holder inside of the frontdoor for the lights in the cabin to work.

Kitchen

For the stove to work in some of our cabins, you need to press a timer. This timer can be in slightly different locations, but in most cabins, it is in the hallway between the front door and the kitchen/living room.
In the black binder in the cabin, there is a list of kitchen utensils that should be in the cabin. If anything is missing, please notify the reception and we will supplement the cabin’s kitchen equipment.

Sauna

To turn on the sauna, in the cabins which have saunas, there are two knobs located on the bottom part of the sauna heater. One is to control the heat and you can turn that one to maximum capacity. The second knob is a timer. If you look closely on it you will see that it has the numbers 1-4 written on it. This represents the time that the sauna is active.  If you turn it past the number 4, you will see the numbers 1-8 which is a timer. These figures represents hours and by setting the knob at one of them you get the number of hours before the sauna is turned on automatically. If you want the sauna to be hot when you get back after a day of skiing or hiking, these are the numbers you want to use. It takes about 30-45 minutes for the sauna to get hot.

It is a wonderful experience to roll in the cold snow while using the sauna. Just make sure you don’t lock yourself out of the cabin.

Cleaning

It’s possible to pre-book departure cleaning for the cabin. If you haven’t done so, the following needs to be cleaned in the cabin:

Departure

Check-out on the day of departure is at 11:00 AM. Contact the reception if you wish to stay for additional nights. Before departure, you are responsible for cleaning the cabin yourselves. The following cleaning equipment should be available; contact our staff if anything is missing:

• Dish brush, dishcloth, dish towel, dish soap
• Dustpan and broom
• Vacuum cleaner
• Mop, mop handle, cloth, bucket, cleaning solution

Cleaning Checklist

• Take out the trash
• Wash, dry, and put away dishes
• Wipe down tables, sink, cupboard doors, stove, refrigerator
• Clean oven/microwave
• Dust all open surfaces, including lamps
• Air out and shake rugs
• Vacuum
• Mop the floor
• Clean toilet bowl, shower, sink, mirror
• Leave bed linen in the hallway

If cleaning is not performed, Björkliden will charge a post-payment of 2,510 SEK. For other damages, the actual costs will be charged.

See you in the mountains!
/The Staff at Björkliden Fjällby