[03/18/25 - 09:21 AM] Hit Swedish Series "The Beach Hotel" Returns with New Season Thursday, March 20 Exclusively on Viaplay Check into "The Beach Hotel," the hit Swedish series that mixes soap opera and crime drama at a luxury hotel filled with fascinating characters, dark secrets, and tensions in social class dynamics.
[via press release from Viaplay]
Hit Swedish Series "The Beach Hotel" Returns with New Season Thursday, March 20 Exclusively on Viaplay
Can't get enough of The White Lotus? Check into The Beach Hotel, the hit Swedish series that mixes soap opera and crime drama at a luxury hotel filled with fascinating characters, dark secrets, and tensions in social class dynamics.
Season 3 Synopsis:
Picking up after the explosive second season, Saltsjövik's tourist industry is on the brink of collapse. As Vendela (Jenny Ulving) attempts a radical transformation of the hotel, Rebecka (Saga-Maria Lundquist) and Oskar (Victor von Schirach) plot to secretly take control of both the hotel and the town itself. The grand reopening is thrown into disarray when a body is discovered. With the town's new police officer and a local journalist hot on the trail of the mystery, everyone is a suspect.
As troubling links are discovered, more questions arise, bringing multiple suspects to light. Welcome to The Beach Hotel, a visit guaranteed to keep you guessing and thoroughly entertained.
(Viaplay Original, 8x42' episodes, Swedish with English subtitles)
All three seasons of The Beach Hotel are available on the Viaplay streaming service.
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