Accommodation information
Here you will find important information about what applies when you rent a cabin at Idre Himmelfjäll – from check-in and check-out to house rules and responsibility during your stay.
For urgent problems that cannot wait until the next day
Call +46 253-20 000 Open until 10:00 PM
If you have any comments, for example about the cleaning, please notify reception no later than 12:00 PM the day after you arrive. Do not clean it yourself – contact us and we will help you.
General Rules
More people than the number of beds stated in the cabin/apartment may not stay overnight.
Between 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM, the area is quiet; please respect and show consideration for your neighbors.
Pets must be kept on a leash within the Idre Himmelfjäll area and may only accompany guests in houses that allow them for a fee; violations will be fined with a fee from SEK 3,000.
In the cabins and apartments that allow pets, it is not permitted to let the pet be on beds or sofas.
Do not leave trash on the doorstep, as birds and other animals can quickly spread the waste.
Smoking prohibited. Applies to all accommodation. In case of violation, a sanitation fee from SEK 3,000 will be charged.
Cleaning supplies and dishwashing liquid are available in the accommodation; if anything is missing, please contact cabin service.
It is only permitted to make fires at designated places in the area. Disposable grills are prohibited throughout the area.
It is not permitted to park at the house before or after check-in time on arrival/departure day. Please use the public parking areas.
For apartment accommodations, one parking space per unit is included; additional cars should be parked in our public parking areas. Please note that the parking lot at the reception/restaurant Renen & Älgen is only for short-term parking. See the holiday village map for the nearest parking area.
Please note that our smoke-free and pet-free accommodations are not allergen sanitized.
If you have booked accommodation with Wi-Fi, it is provided free of charge. In the event of service disruptions with Wi-Fi, no compensation will be provided.
Electric car chargers are available for some accommodations and will in that case be listed on your confirmation under accommodation information. Billing information for the electric car charger can be found in the respective cabin/apartment.
There are 32 public electric car chargers at Idre Himmelfjäll; see the holiday village map for the nearest charging station. Please note that it is not permitted to charge electric or hybrid cars in standard power outlets. In the event of a malfunction with the electric car charger, no compensation will be provided.
Waste and Recycling
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Food waste
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Residual waste
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Newspaper paper
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Paper packaging
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Plastic packaging
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Metal
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Glass
Compost bags are available at the reception.
Bulky waste, construction waste, and hazardous materials should be taken to the recycling center in Idre village.
Trash, sanding, and snow clearing
The trash bins at the cabin are emptied at one of the waste stations, see map. For residents in Fjällfoten and Fjällbäcken, see the separate map in the cabin binder or area map.
The roads are sanded by contractors. If a lot of snow falls, the roads are plowed as needed. The main roads are always plowed first.
As a guest, you are responsible for snow clearing and anti-slip measures in connection with the accommodation throughout your stay. Sandboxes are available and marked on the cabin village map.
What can be flushed down the drain?
The answer to the question is simple. You may only flush down things that come from the body, as well as toilet paper, body cleansing products, and regular dishwashing, cleaning, and laundry detergents. Everything else causes problems.
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WC - only toilet paper, things that come from the body, and water are flushed down.
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Washbasin, shower, and sink - only water/soap may flow down
Avoid grease in the drain in accordance with Swedish law.
Check-out
10:00 if you have purchased departure cleaning
11:00 if you are cleaning yourself
Lost key
Charged at 1500 SEK/piece.
Forgotten items
Stored at reception for two weeks, returned against postage + admin fee.
Cleaning at departure
Must be done according to the checklist below. If the accommodation is left uncleaned or if you have not cleaned according to our checklist and good standards, a fee starting at 3,000 SEK will be charged.
Cleaning instructions
Bedding is shaken out and folded on the beds.
Cabinets, waste cabinets, drawers, and wardrobe are wiped out.
Fridge/freezer is emptied and wiped out.
Dishes are washed and put away in the cabinets.
Stove, oven, extractor fan, microwave, dishwasher, and washing machine are cleaned (sink and filter).
Wipe countertops and clean the kitchen hood.
Clean bathroom, toilet, sauna, and shower wall.
Shower walls and floor drains are cleaned (remove hair).
Furniture and floors are vacuumed and dusted.
Rugs are vacuumed. Floors are mopped.
Empty the ashes from the stove/fireplace (if it is not hot).
Throw the trash into separate recycling containers.
Make sure all windows and doors are locked and turn off the lights.
Any broken items should be reported to reception.
Make sure you have not forgotten anything!
Together for sustainable electricity use!
The accommodation you are renting is owned by a private individual, and we appreciate it if you can be mindful of how you use electricity in the cabin. Small measures can make a big difference. Thank you for helping us think about both the environment and costs.
The sauna is an energy thief, so use it wisely!
Heat the sauna to 70–80 degrees. Heating it to 100 degrees increases electricity consumption by 20–30%.
Use the sauna as soon as it gets warm and turn off the heater as soon as you are done. The sauna will dry out from the residual heat.
Reduce ventilation; open the vent door only when you are done. Better to use the sauna a little longer each time, but not as often - more than half of the energy is used for heating.