HISTORY
Tylösand’s beauty was discovered back in 1906…
Royal photographer Johan Hallberg, who, with inspiration from Trouville in France, created the Tylösand Seaside Resort. The new resort was given a fretwork creation with towers and pinnacles and 10 guest rooms. (To look at the slide show further down, click on a picture and press “play”, 2 pages of old photos)
Much has changed over the years. You no longer need to take a boat to get to Tylösand. The former spa hotel is now owned by the well-known businessman Björn Nordstrand and pop star Per Gessle, and is one of Sweden’s most popular internationally-renowned, conference hotels.
Hotel Tylösand is designed for all types of conferences, recreation, entertainment and art displays. We have 225 comfortable rooms and 29 conference rooms of varying sizes and a magnificent congress hall for up to 700 people who can enjoy the breathtaking sea views.
Art exhibitions throughout the year – the hotel is Sweden’s largest gallery.
Contemporary international class art can be seen throughout the hotel. A guided tour is usually a much-appreciated part of any conference visit.
The hotel is well known for its excellent kitchens.
Master chef Torsten Kjörling has been part of the Swedish national culinary team and has experience from a number of Nobel Prize banquets. Hotel Tylösand places great emphasis on quality and mainly uses locally-produced raw materials. We always have vegetarian alternatives and when necessary can also provide gluten-free, egg-free, milk-free, lactose-free, vegan and alternatives for diabetics. We offer a choice of first-class restaurants, bars and banqueting rooms, Leif’s Lounge is filled with Per Gessle and Roxette’s memorabilia.
