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Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel, Stockholm

Stockholm, Sweden · Radisson Blu · Accessible Luxury

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White Arkitekter designed the Stockholm Waterfront complex, and this 414-room Radisson Blu opened inside it on 20 January 2011, beside Central Station and Riddarfjärden. It shares the triangular site with a congress hall that cantilevers over the entrance and can seat 3,000, on ground once occupied by Klara postterminal. Lake water from Klara Sjö and a 250-tonne basement ice store help cool the buildings.

About Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel, Stockholm

History

The Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel forms part of the Stockholm Waterfront complex, a mixed-use development by White Arkitekter beside Stockholm's Central Station and Riddarfjärden bay. The building was completed and the hotel opened on 20 January 2011, on the former site of Klara postterminal.

With 414 rooms, it served as a flagship of the then Rezidor/Carlson group in Sweden and adjoins the Stockholm Waterfront Congress Centre, whose hall cantilevers over the entrance and can seat 3,000. Lake water from Klara Sjö and a 250-tonne basement ice store help cool the complex. The hotel was renovated in 2022.

The setting

Inside the Stockholm Waterfront complex beside Central Station and Riddarfjarden, on the old Klara postterminal ground. The congress hall cantilevers over the entrance; guests can walk from lobby to hall without going outside.

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