Gotland Hotels for Your Next Holiday
Why Tourists Visit Gotland
- • Explore Visby’s medieval city walls and cobblestone streets.
- • Visit Fårö Island, home to Ingmar Bergman’s iconic film backdrops.
- • Relax on the white sandy beaches at Tofta or Sudersand.
- • Discover the natural rauk formations on the coasts.
- • Attend the Medieval Week, a lively summer festival with costumes and jousting.
Gotland boasts over 150 hotels, ranging from boutique stays in Visby to eco-lodges on the coastline; in Visby, average prices for 3-star hotels are $120–$150 per night, while 5-star options like Kalk Hotel average $250–$400 per night. The newly opened Hotel Slottsbacken stands out with its elegant modern design and central location in Visby’s historic district.
Gotland, Sweden’s largest island, is known for its medieval history, stunning beaches, and UNESCO-listed Visby, often called the ‘City of Roses.’
Tourists flock to Gotland for its unique limestone formations, such as the Raukar on Fårö Island, and an impressive 92 medieval churches scattered around the island.
With its enchanting coastline, vibrant summer festivals, and culinary delights like saffron pancakes, Gotland offers both nature and culture in equal measure.
Gotland Tips You Must Know
• Book in advance for summer, as hotels often sell out during peak season (June–August).
• Staying in Visby is ideal for festivals and nightlife, while Fårö offers tranquility and nature.
• Most hotels provide bike rentals, a great way to explore the island’s scenic paths.
• The best time for budget-friendly stays is during spring and fall, when rates are lower.
• Gotland's ferry and flight schedules can limit flexibility—plan your transport early.