Fjällbacka Bed and Breakfast
Fjällbacka

Since 1892, the rectory has carried tranquility with ease. High ceilings, bright and central – a place where conversations, everyday life, and celebrations have lived side by side. Today, the house is carefully preserved for those seeking something more than just a stay. A stone’s throw away stands Fjällbacka Church, built the same year – 1892 – in Neo-Gothic style. The church was designed by Adrian Crispin Peterson and constructed from red Bohus granite sourced locally. Its tall silhouette serves as a landmark for both the village and the sea, and a quiet reminder of the area’s history. Fjällbacka Bed and Breakfast is now run by a family with roots on the west coast and a background in hospitality – the simple, the beautiful, the serene – in a Bohuslän gem.

BETWEEN LILACS AND GRANITE

The garden behind the rectory is one of the largest private green spaces in central Fjällbacka – framed by tall lilacs that bloom throughout early summer. Here, there’s room for both relaxation and activity: an open lawn for kubb and croquet, a hammock in the shade, and several seating areas where you can settle down with a book or a cup of coffee.

Meals can be enjoyed outdoors at the dining area, and on the terrace you’re surrounded by greenery and birdsong.

BOOK YOUR STAY

Rooms are prepared with made beds, towels, and Wi-Fi access. Guests have access to a shared kitchen, a large garden, and a terrace with a glimpse of the sea. Three bathrooms (shower/toilet) are available for our guests. Continental breakfast is included and served in the kitchen between 7:00 AM and 10:00 AM.