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Hostel Skellefteå

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Skellefteå

Stiftsgården, Brännavägen 25
Skellefteå
93144
Sweden
 
Tel. 46 910 725700
Fax. 46 910 56863

This hostel is not yet bookable online here. Please contact the hostel directly to make a booking.

 
The hostel is located in Skellefteå's oldest cultural area, beside the river and the bridge to Sweden's oldest and longest wooden bridge. The unique church town is nearby and is one of the best preserved church in urban Sweden.

The hostel is modern and located in a thriving culture. Despite the calm and solitude, it's still walking distance to city life, business and trade. Those who come to the hostel appreciate the genuine and inspiring in the external and internal environment. The whole plant has a historical touch and close to all kinds of scenic experiences with salmon fishing in Skellefteälven, walks on nature trails or just a quiet walk in the beautiful surroundings.

Hostel bed capacity

Total beds:22

Opening times

Opening times (over the year):01.01-31.12

Street Map and Route Planning

 

Directions

Location Map
Bus:2 km; Airport bus 2 km
Parking:At or near hostel
Location:2 km east of city centre
Airport:20 km

Attractions

Hiking areaSwimming pool at or near hostel
Beach at or near hostel  

Facilities

TV roomSelf-catering kitchen
Common room(s)Sauna
Internet accessCredit card accepted
Meals availableIndividual traveller welcome
Garden

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