INFOREST, based in the scenic region of Hjo, Sweden, offers a unique escape into nature with their off-grid tiny houses. Founded by Jesper and Petra, INFOREST is dedicated to sustainable tourism and providing a serene retreat in the heart of the forest. Their handmade, eco-friendly tiny houses are completely self-sufficient, powered by solar energy, and built using local, sustainable materials. Each house is designed to offer a tranquil, immersive nature experience with minimal environmental impact. Ideal for couples seeking a peaceful getaway, INFOREST combines comfort and sustainability to create an unforgettable experience.
INFOREST, Hjo, Sweden
Hand-made, eco-friendly, and self-sufficient tiny houses in the beautiful forest outside idyllic Hjo.
What makes this stay sustainable?
At INFOREST, sustainability is not just a buzzword; it’s the foundation of everything they do. Their commitment to sustainability stems from a deep respect for nature and a desire to create a harmonious relationship between humans and the environment. By choosing sustainable practices, they aim to minimise their ecological footprint and inspire others to embrace a more eco-conscious lifestyle.
The tiny houses at INFOREST are hand-built using local, sustainable materials. This not only supports the local economy but also reduces the carbon footprint associated with transporting materials over long distances. Each house is designed to be completely off-grid, powered by solar energy and equipped with innovative battery storage solutions. This ensures that the energy consumption is both renewable and efficient.
Water is a precious resource, and INFOREST strive to use it wisely. Their houses are equipped with water-saving fixtures and systems that minimise water usage without compromising comfort. Additionally, they use natural filtration systems to ensure that any water they return to the environment is clean and safe.
Sustainability is crucial for preserving the beauty and health of the planet for future generations. By adopting sustainable practices, they help mitigate climate change’s impacts, reduce pollution, and conserve natural resources. At INFOREST, they believe that everyone has a role to play in protecting the environment, and they are committed to doing their part.
Guests are often drawn to INFOREST by the allure of a peaceful, nature-centric getaway. They come seeking tranquillity, a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life, and a chance to reconnect with the natural world. What they find is an immersive experience that not only rejuvenates the soul but also underscores the importance of sustainability.
Staying in the tiny houses offers guests a firsthand experience of sustainable living. They witness how renewable energy powers their stay, how waste can be managed responsibly, and how water conservation can be seamlessly integrated into daily life. This experience often leaves a lasting impression, inspiring guests to adopt more sustainable habits in their own lives.
At INFOREST, their commitment to sustainability is heartfelt and unwavering. They are passionate about protecting the environment and promoting sustainable living. They believe that by offering guests an eco-friendly and comfortable stay, they can demonstrate that sustainability and luxury are not mutually exclusive. Their goal is to create a model for sustainable tourism that others can follow, helping to preserve the natural beauty of our planet for generations to come.
“Our vision for INFOREST has always been to create a sanctuary where people can reconnect with nature in a sustainable way. By integrating eco-friendly practices into every aspect of our tiny houses, we hope to inspire our guests to embrace sustainability in their daily lives.” – Jesper Uvesten, co-owner and co-founder of INFOREST.
Hotel INFOREST, Hjo, Sweden
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Facilities Hotel Provides
INFOREST, Hjo, Sweden Facilities
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Dining
The Area
Sustainability
INFOREST promotes sustainability through eco-friendly tiny houses built from local materials, powered by solar energy, and equipped with water-saving systems. Their off-grid solutions minimise environmental impact while providing a tranquil nature experience.
They offer transport with electric cars, mountain bikes for rent, and much more.
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Rooms
INFOREST offers four unique, off-grid tiny houses, each designed to provide a sustainable and immersive nature experience.
Ebbe
Ebbe accommodates up to four people but is optimal for two. It features a cosy sleeping loft, a fully equipped kitchen, and a private outdoor grill area, making it perfect for a comfortable and eco-friendly getaway.
Vilgot
Similar to Ebbe, Vilgot also accommodates up to four guests with an optimal setup for two. It boasts modern amenities, including a kitchen and outdoor space, ideal for those looking to enjoy the tranquillity of nature without compromising on comfort.
Esther
Esther can host up to five guests, with an optimal setup for two to four. This spacious cabin offers a larger living area, making it suitable for families or small groups. It includes all the necessary amenities to ensure a relaxing and sustainable stay.
Rufus
Rufus is the most intimate of the cabins, designed for two people. It offers a compact, yet comfortable living space with essential amenities, perfect for couples seeking a romantic and eco-friendly retreat in the heart of the forest.
All cabins are powered by solar energy, built with sustainable materials, and designed to minimise environmental impact while providing modern comfort. Located just outside Hjo, these cabins offer a perfect blend of seclusion and convenience, with easy access to local attractions and activities.
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Dining
The houses are self-catering, with fully equipped kitchens. All the equipment you need to cook will be in the kitchen.
Bring enough food and drink for your stay.
Breakfast can be added for a further cost.
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The Area
INFOREST, nestled in the serene forests outside Hjo, offers guests a peaceful retreat with a variety of activities and attractions nearby. Guests can explore the stunning Lake Vättern, ideal for swimming, fishing, and kayaking, or visit the picturesque town of Hjo, renowned for its charming wooden architecture and rich cultural heritage. Nature enthusiasts will love the Kinnekulle nature reserve, offering scenic hiking trails and breathtaking views, and the Göta Canal, perfect for boating and cycling adventures.
For those interested in historical sites, the nearby Läckö Castle provides a glimpse into Sweden’s medieval past with its well-preserved architecture and beautiful gardens.
INFOREST is conveniently located about 2 hours by car from Gothenburg Landvetter Airport (175 km) and approximately 20 minutes (20 km) from Skövde Central Station, with easy taxi or bus connections. This accessibility makes INFOREST an ideal getaway for both short weekend trips and extended stays, providing the perfect blend of nature, history, and relaxation.
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