Located just 50 minutes from Stockholm, Arbottna Manor is tucked away on Muskö amidst breathtakingly beautiful archipelago nature. The manor, dating back to 1798, has been carefully renovated and now features 12 hotel rooms. It is designed to feel like a warm, beautiful home for our visitors.
Surrounded by sea, meadows, forests, lakes, and farmland, the manor offers a serene environment where you can enjoy the beautiful manor setting, nature, tranquility, delicious food, and pleasant company in a more private and personalized setting tailored to your preferences.
Our kitchen crafts menus based on seasonal ingredients sourced from our own gardens or local suppliers. We prioritize organic and locally sourced produce whenever possible, with a keen focus on ethical animal husbandry for the meat we serve. We often favor game over farmed meat, and always offer a wide range of vegetarian and vegan options, choosing food items mindful of their environmental and climate impact.
Whether you're looking to book a productive conference with your colleagues, a fabulous wedding or event with that extra touch, or perhaps indulge in our sumptuous Christmas buffet, reserve your spot and preferred date as soon as possible as our spaces are limited!
Read how Haninge Municipality describes Arbottna.
One of Muskö’s most picturesque areas is Arbottna, located in the southern part of the island. The open, grazed meadows surrounding the 200-year-old manor are perfect for leisurely walks and easy exploration. Below the manor, at the wetland area called Maren, black-necked grebes and several species of ducks breed. From bushes and thickets, you can hear the songs of the rosefinch and nightingale, and in spring nights, the calls of tawny owls and occasionally eagle owls. Along the coastal meadows facing Fårfjärden, wild strawberry clover grows, while in groves and woodland edges, lungwort, wood violet, touch-me-not balsam, and bellflowers thrive. Various species of hawk moths and other rare butterflies flutter above the meadows’ golden marsh marigolds and bluebells. This diverse area is rich in many different bat species and boasts excellent mushroom grounds. Parts of Arbottna are designated as a Natura 2000 area due to its unique natural features.