Hotel in Glumslöv, Sweden
Maryhill Estate
150pts
About Maryhill Estate
Maryhill Estate balances its storybook past with a sociable present. Originally built as a castle for a confectioner and later home to a governor, it now brings together 19th-century architecture with a livelier annex, the Sugar Club. Sugar Club draws a fashion-forward crowd with poolside suites, DJ sets, and martinis under parasols. Guests move easily between tennis courts, spa lounges, and oyster hours on striped sunbeds. Rooms in both wings offer comfort and contrast, and views across the Öresund Strait seal the deal.
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