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Wales Online
3 days ago
- Wales Online
'I visited IKEA's world-first hotel - there are meatballs and even a museum'
'I visited IKEA's world-first hotel - there are meatballs and even a museum' The hotel, located in Älmhult, Sweden, boasts a wealth of facilities The hotel is situated in Älmhult, Sweden (Image: olrat via Getty Images) Ever dreamed of having a quick snooze in one of IKEA's comfy display bedrooms? It turns out you actually can do precisely that. Travel influencer Chelsea Dickenson, recognised online as the 'Holiday Expert', recently explored the furniture retailer's world-first hotel and offered her review of its amenities. Fittingly called IKEA Hotell, this lodging is located in Älmhult, Sweden, but remains easily accessible via train from Denmark's capital, Copenhagen. The facility features a lounge area, cinema, restaurant and even a museum, which hotel visitors can explore free of charge. "I went to the world's only IKEA HOTEL with @thismorning," Chelsea wrote on Instagram. "...What's even better is that you can catch a direct 1 hour 45 min train from Copenhagen Airport for just £22. "Plus, you could stay the night and then catch a direct train to Stockholm in three hours and make it into an epic Scandi train trip!" Generally speaking, Chelsea mentioned that staying in a cabin costs £45 per night, whilst double rooms cost £100 and family spaces are priced at £125. Numerous benefits accompany a stay at the hotel, including complimentary laundry facilities, a gym, and a children's play area. Breakfast is also included in the rate. Content cannot be displayed without consent Article continues below However, one particular element completely impressed Chelsea. Perhaps unsurprisingly, this was the cuisine, with meatballs and even a 'luxury hotdog range' on offer at various spots around the premises. Chelsea continued: "Meatballs available at the hotel and the museum restaurant - but expect fancier fair at their 'Grillen' restaurant, though they have a luxury hotdog range!!" She later added: "Honestly, I know I was there for work but I BLOODY LOVED IT and thought it was great value for what you got! Plus, I was blown away by the food at Grillen. It was really, really good and not as ££ as I thought it would be for Sweden!" Chelsea's assessment was swiftly flooded with fascinated responses from audiences. Several even personally vouched that the IKEA hotel surpassed their expectations, describing it as considerably nicer than they had anticipated. One person wrote: "We have just returned from a Scandinavian holiday and we stayed here. We made a detour especially. It was so much better than we thought it would be." Meanwhile, another person said: "I had a reservation there for autumn 2020 (so that never happened!) and it's still on my bucket list." Someone else added: "This sounds like such an incredible adventure!" For those keen to know more about Chelsea's stay at the IKEA hotel, you can watch her full review on ITVX here. Article continues below Additional information is available at the IKEA Hotell website here. Get all the hottest shopping deals, cash-saving tips and money news straight to your phone by joining our new WhatsApp Community - The Money Saving Club. Just click this link to join
Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Daily Mirror
'I stayed at the world's only IKEA hotel - one thing completely blew me away'
The hotel can be easily accessed by taking the train from Denmark's capital, Copenhagen Ever fancied a quick nap in one of IKEA's cosy display bedrooms? Turns out, you can do just that. Travel influencer Chelsea Dickenson, known online as the ' Holiday Expert', recently visited the furniture store's world-first hotel and shared her verdict on its facilities. Aptly named IKEA Hotell, this accommodation is situated in Älmhult, Sweden, but can be accessed easily by taking the train from Denmark's capital, Copenhagen. It boasts a lounge area, cinema, restaurant and even a museum, which hotel guests can enter for free. "I went to the world's only IKEA HOTEL with @thismorning," Chelsea wrote on Instagram. "...What's even better is that you can catch a direct 1 hour 45 min train from Copenhagen Airport f or just £22. "Plus, you could stay the night and then catch a direct train to Stockholm in three hours and make it into an epic Scandi train trip!" In general, Chelsea said that staying in a cabin costs £45 per night, while double rooms cost £100 and family spaces are priced at £125. Various perks come with a stay at the hotel, too, including free laundry facilities, a gym, and a kids' play area. Breakfast is also included in the price. However, one aspect in particular blew Chelsea away. Perhaps unsurprisingly, this was the food, with meatballs and even a 'luxury hotdog range' available at different spots around the premises. Chelsea continued: "Meatballs available at the hotel and the museum restaurant - but expect fancier fair at their 'Grillen' restaurant, though they have a luxury hotdog range!!" She later added: "Honestly, I know I was there for work but I BLOODY LOVED IT and thought it was great value for what you got! Plus, I was blown away by the food at Grillen. It was really, really good and not as ££ as I thought it would be for Sweden!" Chelsea's review was quickly showered with intrigued comments from viewers. Some even confirmed personally that the IKEA hotel exceeded their expectations, describing it as far nicer than they had imagined. One person wrote: "We have just returned from a Scandinavian holiday and we stayed here. We made a detour especially. It was so much better than we thought it would be." Meanwhile, another person said: "I had a reservation there for autumn 2020 (so that never happened!) and it's still on my bucket list." Someone else added: "This sounds like such an incredible adventure!" For those interested in learning more about Chelsea's stay at the IKEA hotel, you can watch her full review on ITVX here.
