Kungens Kurva offers everything you can think of in terms of shopping and entertainment right outside the door. Food from all corners of the world until late at night and experiences for the whole family. Opposite the hotel is one of Sweden's largest entertainment centers, with the Nordics' largest cinema.
An inviting room with 3 windows that let in the light. Our single rooms have everything you need for a comfortable overnight stay.
1 bed 105 cm wide
With generously sized surfaces, bright design and bed of lovely 160 cm with two comfortable duvets and three large open windows.
1 double bed 160 cm
Our twin rooms have two 105 cm wide beds that are either placed together or apart.
2 twin beds, 105 cm each
Need some extra space? The triple room features 3 single beds and a few square metres extra.
3 single beds, 105 cm each
Perfect for a family. A room divider creates two sepearate sleeping areas in the same room. The room has two bathrooms.
1 double bed 160 cm, 3 single beds 105 cm each
This bright, spacious room offers two single beds and one large double bed.
1 double bed 160 cm, 2 single beds 105 cm each
Our Combi Rooms comfortably sleeps five persons. There is plenty of daylight through the three large windows, space to work and a flat screen-TV.
1 double bed 160 cm, 2 single beds 105 cm, 1 bunk bed
Breakfast is served from 06:00 on weekdays.
Coffee, tea and various juices are offered together with several options of yogurt, muesli ingredients (so you can mix it according to your own taste), cereals and toppings consisting of cheeses, charcuteries and vegetables.
Warm options, such as bacon, beans, meatballs and eggs (whole eggs and scrambled eggs) are also served, as well as several kinds of bread and fruit. Of course, we also have options for vegans or those with allergies.
A bus stop is located just across the street and the nearest underground station is a 15-minute walk from the hotel. Stockholm city centre is a 20-minute drive away.
IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Dialog Hotel Ariston is located on scenic Lidingö, 8 km from Stockholm's inner city. Lidingö offers great opportunities for excursions and adventures. Take a bike ride or a walk and keep your eyes open because there are plenty of beautiful sights, nice cafes, playgrounds and old monuments to see.
Wonderful Millesgården, the home of the sculptor Carl Milles and the artist Olga Milles built in 1908, is located high on Lidingö in a terraced sculpture park with fountains and flower plantations: Millesgården boasts a magical view of Stockholm. Since 1936, when the artist's home was handed over as a gift to the Swedish people, Millesgården has been run as a foundation. Today, Millesgården is a museum with an antiques collection, sculpture park, art gallery, shop and restaurant.
FOTOGRAFISKA
Fotografiska is an international meeting place for photography and photographers. The exhibitions are among Stockholm's most popular attractions.
http://www.fotografiska.com/sto
STOCKHOLM
If you ask us, Stockholm is the best of both worlds. On the one hand, influences flow in from all over the world and make their mark on restaurants, bars, music, art and design; on the other hand, the nordic heritage is protected with everything from Skansen to traditional Swedish fika and minimalist design.
Visit Gröna Lund, ABBA the Museum, Fotografiska och Moderna Museet or travel back in time in the Old Town's medieval alleys, Skansen and the Vasa Museum. Or why not dance the night away at Stureplan, where the heart of the big city beats the hardest?
THE VASA MUSEUM
The ship Vaasa capsized and sank in Stockholm in 1628. After 333 years on the seabed, the huge warship was salvaged and the journey could continue. Today, Vaasa is the world's best-preserved 17th century ship.
https://www.vasamuseet.se/en
OLD TOWN
Gamla Stan or the Old Town, is the heart of Stockholm and where the city was founded in the Middle Ages. In the Old Town you will find sights such as the Royal Palace, the Riksdag, the changing of the guard, museums and libraries mixed with artworks, squares and parks. Enjoy the crowds, cobblestones, outdoor cafes and hundreds of small shops.
ABBA THE MUSEUM
ABBA The Museum is more than just an ordinary museum. Here you will find the members' clothes, gold records, original gadgets, memorabilia and much, much more.
https://abbathemuseum.com/sv/
DJURGÅRDEN
Djurgården is known for its sights and parks with old oaks. Here you can enjoy the beautiful outdoors as well as several museums, culturally and historically interesting villas and embassies. A large part of the island of Djurgården is occupied by the open-air museum Skansen and the amusement park Gröna Lund.
https://www.skansen.se/en/
https://www.gronalund.com/
Address
Dialoggatan. 1, 141 75 Kungens Kurva, Stockholm
