Sälens Högfjällshotell (Brf Högfjället apartments)

Where the mountain meets the front door

Sälens Högfjällshotell sits high on the Högfjället plateau, a resort complex and lodge that puts ski runs, pistes and cross-country tracks within immediate sight of guest windows and apartment doorways. The estate blends traditional timber-lodge architecture with a scale of resort facilities: several restaurants and bars, a wellness area with sauna and spa treatments, and communal social spaces that read like a compact mountain village. In winter the buildings become part of the slope-side scene; in summer the surrounding birch and pine open up for trails and soft light.

The apartments: compact, practical, alpine-minded

Brf Högfjället refers to the apartment rental offering associated with the larger hotel complex. These self-catered units range from cosy studio arrangements to multi-room family flats, typically fitted with practical kitchens, timber finishes and storage for skis or bikes. Layouts prioritise easy access to communal services—reception, ski hire and dining—so you can switch between self-sufficiency and hotel conveniences depending on your pace and group size. The apartments are marketed as a comfortable base for families and groups who want the convenience of hotel facilities alongside private space.

Food, drink and evening rhythm

The hotel complex is notable for its array of dining choices, from casual grills and pizza to more formal, chef-driven options. Expect warm, wood-panelled dining rooms and a busy lobby bar during high season; there are options geared to families as well as a wine-room and speciality venues aimed at fine-dining evenings. After-ski spills into relaxed bars and lounges where live music and seasonal events animate the space—an atmosphere balanced between convivial resort bustle and the quieter, fireside charm of a mountain inn.

Wellness, services and practicalities

Facilities include a spa and treatment rooms, sauna and a small gym, plus practical services such as ski rental and storage, a shop for basic supplies and conference spaces. The hotel operates year-round with seasonal openings and periodic closures for maintenance; spa and specific restaurants may open on a different schedule depending on the season. The property’s reception handles bookings, activity arrangements and event planning, reflecting the complex’s dual role as holiday resort and conference venue.

Outdoor access and activity variety

Högfjället’s pistes are effectively on the doorstep: downhill runs, ski lifts and groomed cross-country tracks radiate from the immediate area, while surrounding terrain provides summer hiking and biking routes. The hotel’s location makes it a natural hub for winter sports—skiing, snowboarding and after-ski social life—while the warmer months deliver quieter trails, wildlife and a calmer alpine light for walks and photography.

Character and practical expectations

The complex balances resort-scale amenities with a lodge aesthetic: expect timber details, sizable common areas and service-focused staff during busy periods. Apartments under the Brf Högfjället arrangement lean toward functional comfort rather than boutique luxury, offering solid value for groups who prioritise slope access and communal facilities. Because the site functions both as a hotel and an apartment community, conveniences such as on-site dining, ski hire and wellness make it simple to combine private lodging with resort services.