I spent 6 nights here during the third and forth weeks of August. Having read all the other reviews of this hotel, I was more than intrigued to come here and spend time. The place has real virtues, the most important of which is its location, which is stunning. But there are bothersome aspects to the building itself that makes... More

The hotel is located right in the middle of an old chalk works on a small island near lergravsviken on Gotland. You definetely don't expect a hotel there. It's a design hotel but very well done with the colors matching the greyish chalkwork. If you want a getaway and wouldn't like to be found this is probably the place to... More

We chose to stay at Furillen for 3 nights at the start of our summer vacations. The weather was nice, which also meant that it was warm day and night. However, this became a problem as the rooms do not have aircon, and the only way to get air in is to keep the doors open - which does not... More

Teriibly service and a Hotel I never will recomend to anyone - the owners daugter is in charge and she is 18 and dont now what the word service stands for... Dont go! More

Waking up by the sound of the sea, with no one else in sight. We stayed in one of Furillen's wooden cabins, about a 10 minute cycle ride from the hotel. The tiny cabins are just what they pretend to be: sparingly luxurious. Great bed, wonderful linen. Best view of the island, best wake up sunshine. Great for walks and... More

My girlfriend and I stayed at Farbriken Furillen by chance. We had always wanted to but it was only when another, cheaper hotel (on Faro) fell through that we rang and were given a room, at a slight discount, at the last minute. We agree completely with what the previous two reviewers have written. The hotel is definitely a victim... More

If you book this hotel via their website they will take full payment for your stay when you book and refuse to refund anything if you need to leave even day early! (Not exactly what you expect from a good hotel!) This hotel is a typical architect’s dream, but a disaster to stay in! - It is very non-functional, and... More

This place is great to look at, but terrible to stay in. The photos on their website are a bit misleading -- suggesting the hotel is a dramatic concrete tower, which is in fact a ruin that's part of the landscape. The rooms are in low modern, cement buildings nearby. We were given a small room facing the water but... More

I visited Furillen on a conference lasting two days this September, 2008. The surroundings are very "rough" since Furillen is an old chalk factory which has been transformed into a designer hotel. This has been kept in the design of the hotel, and as you can see in the pictures the toilet for instance is a little scary. First of... More