
Two Buildings, One Estate
Sugar Club & Hill House
The Sugar Club holds 147 rooms, the Mediterranean restaurant, most of the bars and the Pool Club.
The whole hotelFrom approx. €220 a night · best value Nov
A resort on a hill above the Öresund, in two parts: the Sugar Club with 147 rooms and the Pool Club, and Hill House, a former castle with 16 rooms. About an hour from Copenhagen.
The house is best value in November, from approx. €220 a night. It is most expensive in June and July and October, up to approx. €350.
NovemberBest value
Typically €220–370 a night
Around 37% less than in July
Climate7 °C by day, 3 °C at night · about 5 rainy days
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Maryhill Estate stands on a hill near Glumslöv, above the Öresund, with rapeseed fields around it and Denmark across the water. It is a large resort in two parts a few metres apart: the Sugar Club, with most of the rooms, bars and pools, and Hill House, the former castle. Inside, floral pastel prints and painted ceilings set the tone.

Sugar Club & Hill House
The Sugar Club holds 147 rooms, the Mediterranean restaurant, most of the bars and the Pool Club.
The whole hotel
Four pools, three heated all year
Maryhill has four pools, three of them heated all year, indoors and out. The Pool Club has 126 sun loungers and canopied lounge beds and is open from 8am to 11pm.
The whole hotel
From Örenäs Slott to Maryhill
Hill House, once known as Örenäs Slott, was built for "sugar king" Carl Tranchell, after whom the Sugar Club is named.
The whole hotel
Sugar Club — Rooms
The 147 rooms in the Sugar Club have floral pastel prints and warm colours. Views vary by room: over the pool, the countryside or the sea. There are also family rooms of 25–27 m² with a bunk bed and terrace, and windowless "dark rooms" for undisturbed sleep.

Sugar Club — Suite
The suites add a separate sitting area with a sofa, and some look out to the sea.

Hill House — Rooms
The 16 rooms on the upper floor of the former castle, in warmer tones with classic furniture. Depending on the room, they look out to the sea or over the park. The Pool Club is about 100 metres away.
Maryhill sits in Glumslöv, between Landskrona and Helsingborg on the west coast of Skåne. Helsingborg, with its old town and seafront, is about 20 minutes by car.
Maryhill belongs to ESS Group, a Swedish group founded in 2007 that runs hotels with their own restaurants and bars; it is the group's 13th destination.
Sugar Club — Restaurant
Dishes from Greece and southern Italy, many cooked on the parrilla grill and brought to the table to share. There is a terrace for warmer days.
Hill House — Restaurant & Bar
French-American classics in the style of 1920s New York, served at the table: à la carte in the evenings and at weekends, with a plat du jour at weekend lunch. The bar's signature is an "always olive-forward dry martini".
Bars & the Pool Club
There are bars in both buildings and at the Pool Club, where aperitivo is served by the pools.








Harbour restaurant · Ålabodarna (Glumslöv) · approx. 10 min on foot
A red wooden hut on the tiny fishing harbour at Ålabodarna, with tables right above the Öresund and Ven across the water. The chalkboard lists mussels, prawn sandwiches, fish soup and fish and chips.
Seaside restaurant · Helsingborg · approx. 25 min by car
A white wooden house on stilts along the beach promenade, looking out to the old Pålsjöbaden bathhouse. Head chef Niklas cooks Swedish classics with a strong lean towards fish: toast Skagen, cured salmon with dill potatoes, meatballs with lingonberries, oysters and char.
Neighbourhood restaurant · Helsingborg · approx. 20 min by car
Isabell Seger and Felix Paradis run this neighbourhood restaurant on Drottninggatan, and much of what reaches the plate comes from their own plot in Hjortshög. The kitchen sends out small plates to share: this autumn venison dumplings in porcini broth, matjes herring croquettes or sweetbreads with truffle, with a long wine list alongside.
Wine bar · Helsingborg · approx. 20 min by car
A corner spot in the old town with a bar, dining room and wine cellar, open since 1999. At the bar you can order wine leaning towards France and Italy, gin and tonics and small plates such as arancini, matjes herring with beetroot or a chanterelle tartlet.
Chosen by CINCIN, not paid for. Travel times are approximate. Opening hours and menus change, so please check with the venue before you go.

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