Baldersnäs

Baldersnäs is a manor house and hotel situated on a peninsula in Lake Laxsjön, featuring early 20th century architecture and an English-style garden. The property comprises the main building and two lakeside wings where rooms offer views of the water or the surrounding parkland.

The estate was built in 1910 and initially served as a residence for Swedish nobility. It later transformed into a hotel and recreational destination.

The property reflects traditional Swedish hospitality with a focus on local flavors and regional ingredients from Dalsland. Guests experience how the estate connects daily life to its natural surroundings.

Access to the property is by road, though the lake is also reachable by canoe. The surroundings are suited for walks through the gardens or water activities on the lake.

The grounds contain over 240 different tree species and serve as a starting point for canoe marathons on Dalsland Canal. This blend of botanical variety and water sports events makes it a notable location for nature enthusiasts.