Scandic to Open New Hotel in Ski Outside of Oslo
The hotel will be centrally located beside the train station, and with 15 floors it will be a new landmark in the city.
The hotel will be centrally located beside the train station, and with 15 floors it will be a new landmark in the city.
Along with unique loft-style rooms, the hotel features inspiring event, meeting and coworking spaces along with a trattoria and bars.
Following two years of Covid delays, war, labour shortages, and high inflation, Europe’s hotel construction pipeline is slowly improving.
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The music, art, design and fashion-inspired hotel, features a unique rooftop experience with a bar, outdoor terrace and impressive views.
The island destination of Skiathos is known for its unspoiled natural beauty and exquisite sandy beaches on the blue waters of the Aegean Sea.
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Located on the waterfront in central Copenhagen, Scandic Spectrum is Scandic’s 30th Danish hotel, with 632 rooms, and large event spaces.
The well-known landmark in the city has extensive conference facilities,a banquet hall, 132 rooms, a wellness area and a restaurant.
The classic Oslo hotel, with its 128-year history, is now reopening following a comprehensive 15-month renovation.
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