Hotel Kullaberg - Sweden Hotels

I would avoid trying to book a room on this hotel as a family, after contact with the hotel and got the confirmation that a hotel room was available for my family of 5 (2 kid under 1 year and a 2yo). While contact with the hotel they first told me not to book the room on the internet and instead send a email with a booking request. According to them the request would take only a couple of minutes to answer and the room could be consider ours. The first email sent in at 13.15, no answer in 2 hours so i call in. They answered that the person who can book the room will answer shortly. 1.1/2 hour later, second call. The answer from the hotel was that the person who can book the room will answer the booking request after hes had lunch half past tree in the afternoon. No answer and no call from the hotel, last call half past six in the afternoon, the answer is that the person who are responsible had gone home and the room i asked about earlier would probably not be available because the size of my family even tho we asked them about that earlier and that i should contact the hotel early in the morning after. 1 hour later, the staff from the kitchen of the hotel calls me up and tells me that the room is not available for my family but that i can book a villa that the hotel owns for additional 1000kr, i decline and had to start searching again. So a hole day, of waiting and planning, stress and uncertainty for nothing. I would not recommend trying to book this hotel as a family on vacation. It looks great, location is great but its obvious that this hotel is not trustworthy and is a irresponsible business.

Arrived last Monday after a long drive. Booked by my travel agent in London for reasons best known to him. 20 kms away from my meeting the next day. When I arrived, my immediate reaction was one of despair. From the front, a Swedish seaside version of Faulty Towers appeared out of the sea mist. Railing against a pungent smell of drains I ascended the stairs with my bags and entered. On initial inspection, a time travel back to the 1920s was the impression. Quite quaint, in a grungy sort of way. Checked in by a convivial bearded host and ascended the stairs to Mata Hari, my room for the night. To be fair, the fish and chips and imported French wine was acceptable. The restaurant was filled with locals, a good sign always. The berroom though belied any optimism. The curtain behind the door was moth eaten. The floors were dirty, the room dusty. The bed was old and decrepit. The headboard needed a good clean. The bathroom had an old world charm, a broken flush on the toilet and a shower like a fireman's faucet, gushing out in a condensed narrow spray of water. After a poor night's sleep, I repaired to the dining room. What a disappointment. Cold coffee from a machine, a scrambled egg and bacon standing for self service which was inedidable. My host, when prompted, brought another croissant out but it was not cooked. The dough was still wet inside. I paid the bill and ran out of the place, again without assistance with the bags and through the omnipresent smell of drains. Not to be recommended, I'm afraid.

I arrive around 11:50 and was immediately thrown it because I was to early. On the porch I noticed 2 females and their young children who’d apparently just been through the same treatment by an old sour lady. As an adult I can stand outside for a few minutes by throwing out children? ***? I said I only wanted a cup of coffee and she pointed to a tent at another location and said that they serve coffee over there. Due to the cold weather and strong wind I insisted to sit indoors. All of a sudden she tried to arrange so I sit with a bunch of people I’ve never met before and insists we’re in the same company to which we all replied we don’t know each other. I’ll never come back here. Coffee was good, strong and warm though and from my favorite brand.

Near nature and ocean. Very quiet and peaceful place. The flats are nice and clean but a bit in need of restoration, but clean and very functional. There is no store in Mölle, the nearest are in Nyhamsläge, about 60 kilometer from Mölle. There’s a Bus from Mölle to store in Nyhamsläge. This Bus go to Höganäs a very nice town. At Höganäs bus station you can change bus and go to Helsingborg within 30 minutes. Helsingborg is also a very nice town and you can take a trip with the ferry over to Denmark and the nice town Helsingör. The trip takes only 20 minutes and is called: en tura in Swedish😃 I can highly recommend a trip to Mölle and hotel Kullaberg it is a wonderful natures and you are not totally isolated without a car, you can use the bus.