Bruntegården

Just had a 3 course meal lunch at the restaurant for 15 people with loads of diet requirements and they managed us perfectly. The food was amazing and wine was superb. Its super cozy, the fire place was going as we walked into the hall way and the open kitchen gives it a nice atmosphere. The views are great and the decor is traditional/modern, which really suits the place and area. I would definitely recommend this place for dine and wine. Thank you for having us!

I ordered one of the most expensive entrees on the menu (455kr) and a quarter of my beef was an inedible piece of gristle. A total waste of 113kr. The rest of my party really enjoyed it but I was quite disappointed.

Had an amazing dinner. Was really positively surprised by the width of flavours and dishes. Only hickup was that we had an almost hour long gap waiting for our last dish since a lot of other guests arrived, bit of a bummer but still a great experience.

Beautiful setting and cozy ambiance matched by really well prepared food makes Bruntegården one of the top spots of Rättvik. Service leaves plenty to wish for however which is an unnecessary negative factor that easily could have been amended. Updated two years later: Service has improved to a level more suited to this level of gastronomy. The food has also improved despite moving up from an already elevated position. Five well earned stars. The suggested fixed menus are simply stellar in both ambition and performance in the kitchen. Very impressive given the size of Rättvik.

We had probably the best room in the hotel (it's the one they use in their advertising, with ceiling lamps that look like Star-Trek transporters). Both the room and its private balcony were spacious and offered a pleasant view over the lake. The beds were comfortable. Breakfast was good, but lacked pastries. Excellent restaurant (reviewed separately). The slightly annoying music from the restaurant's terrace was shut off around 10 p.m. Check-out took awhile because the booking system incorrectly showed that we had stayed two nights instead of just one.

This is a very pleasant place to spend the night. The beds are comfortable and the location is very quiet, even though it's only a couple of minutes by car to downtown. Some rooms have a grand view of the lake, some face the quaint back garden, while yet others overlook the gravel parking lot with its adjoining wildflowers. In all cases you have plenty of fresh air and can look forward to a good breakfast (unfortunately without pastries or sweets). Many of the rooms are old-fashioned and the floors creak, but I prefer that to most modern hotels. The lobby area is charming and interesting. Don't miss having dinner in the wonderful restaurant (reviewed separately)!

Solid modern cooking focussing on local and traditional produce in a relaxed setting with lovely views. The food is interesting and suprising. Flavours are big and punchy, but generally well balanced. The fish dishes (char and smoked perch) were high points of the meal along with a terrific apple dish (with superb alcohol pairing). Also a mention for the alcohol - very complimentary pairings by a sommelier who clearly knows his stuff.

The food we had in this cozy restaurant tasted heavenly good! It really was amazing. Comes with a higher price tag but that is totally worth it! Highly recommended!

The view is great, the place is nice, the food looked good, but there was a strange mixture of visitors and the service was below all critic - we waited for our table for more than hour and when we've finally got it - the waiter just forgot about us... Needless to say thet we left for another nice restaurant nearby!