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Yasuragi

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Built around 1970 as a conference centre for Sweden's Trade Union Confederation at Hasseludden on the Stockholm archipelago, the waterside structure was reworked in the 1990s with Japanese architect Yoji Kasajima and reopened in 1997 as Yasuragi, offering hot-spring bathing and a traditional tvagning ritual across 191 Japanese-style rooms.

About Yasuragi

History

Yasuragi occupies a striking waterside building at Hasseludden, on the Stockholm archipelago northeast of the city. The structure was originally built around 1970 as a conference centre for Sweden's Trade Union Confederation, set among sea, pine trees and rocks. In the 1990s it was reworked, reportedly with the help of a feng-shui master, and redesigned by Japanese architect Yoji Kasajima.

Yasuragi reopened in 1997 as a unique Japanese-inspired spa retreat, offering hot-spring bathing, tvagning (washing) ritual, and treatments in a serene Japanese setting. Now part of the Nobis group, the hotel has 191 Japanese-style rooms and suites, 24 meeting rooms and restaurants serving Japanese and modern Swedish cuisine.

The setting

24 km from art exhibits at the Thielska Galleriet. 20 km from Skansen.

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