Clarion Hotel Stockholm

The unifying feature of the hotel’s interior, consisting of the light background, dark base and accent colours continues into the guest rooms, where white contrasts with dark wenge wood, a design theme that extends into the bathroom. Accommodation is provided in 532 rooms, including 10 suites. All rooms are equipped to the highest standards and include direct dial telephone, private en-suite bathroom with bath/shower, cable and pay TV, data port, hairdryer, mini-bar and 24-hour room service

Guests are invited to enjoy an abundant breakfast buffet served daily in the hotel’s breakfast room on the 1st floor. The a la carte restaurant Gretas Kök, makes use of only Swedish ingredients to create national cuisine with international influents. A glass stairway leads to the 2nd floor, housing the lounges and the Upstairs Bar - a bar bathed in light, its glass facade overlooking the bridges and the Globe Arena. It is here where guests can enjoy a refreshing drink in an elegant, yet enjoyable atmosphere. In addition, hotel features a C & C’s Bar, located at street level

Situated on the 7th floor of the hotel, is the leisure centre, including the indoor swimming pool. Comfortable seating occupies a raised teak deck above a sunken pool, opening onto the high expanse of glass. The leisure centre is an oasis suspended above the busy traffic, with panoramic views of the sky and the suburbs, perfect for hours of relaxation

The Clarion Hotel Stockholm boasts superb conference and banqueting facilities, featuring conference rooms of various sizes, with a capacity to accommodate 1 000 conference delegates in total. The largest conference room seats 500 people in theatre style. The room is flexible and perfect for workshops, product launches, banquets, catwalks and other spectacular events. All meeting rooms are equipped with modern audio-visual equipment, essential for the success of any event. From the conference floor you have access to the gardens externally, a number of small, stylised gardens mark the boundaries between different parts of the building