Scandic Infra City, High-rise hotel in Upplands Väsby Municipality, Sweden
Scandic Infra City is a modern 26-story hotel in a large commercial district north of Stockholm. The building houses rooms for business travelers and visitors, along with restaurants, conference spaces, and accessible facilities throughout.
The hotel was built in 1990 as part of the Infra City project, marking the beginning of modern development in this business district. Its construction reflected growing interest in developing areas outside Stockholm as attractive locations for business and tourism.
The hotel hosted the 2008 Stockholm conference on Iraq, a diplomatic meeting held in Upplands Väsby. Its top floors, 21 to 24, hold a glass dome enclosing a roughly 300-square-metre split-level suite, described as the largest hotel suite in Scandinavia.
The property is located near public transportation and main roads that provide quick access to Stockholm. Visitors should know the building sits in a business district where activity levels vary significantly by time of day and day of the week.
The top floors, 21 to 24, hold a hotel suite of about 300 square metres spread over several levels inside the building's glass dome, described as the largest hotel suite in Scandinavia.
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