Furunäset Hotel and Conference

Furunäset Hotel & Conference offers two newly renovated halls for up to 55 guests and a large amphitheater-style hall for up to 130. Bright rooms with high ceilings create an inspiring setting for meetings, conferences, and workshops of all kinds.

Meeting Rooms:

Room 608 – 55 people, classroom seating
Room 607 – 10 people, boardroom seating
Amphitheater Hall – 130 people, tiered seating

Standard Equipment:
Whiteboard projector
Pens and notepads
Fruit and candy.

Set in a lush park just steps from the Pite River, Furunäset combines historic charm with modern comfort. Bright architecture, arched windows, and open spaces create a calm and harmonious atmosphere — ideal for both business and leisure.

A Brief History

The building was completed in 1893, designed by the renowned architect Axel Kumlien. Originally built as a hospital, the site was chosen for its central location, good transport links, fertile surroundings, and access to fresh water.

In 1987, the property was transformed into today’s modern hotel and conference center, while preserving its unique character and peaceful setting.

Furunäset’s history spans both light and dark chapters — from its time as a psychiatric hospital (1893–1994) to its present role as a vibrant meeting place where history and modern life meet.