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The Sheraton Stockholm is an eight-storey hotel built by Sheraton in 1971, located in the centre of the city on Lake Malaren, 250 metres from the Museum of Modern Art and 500 metres from the harbour. The 462 guestrooms all have high-speed Internet connections (surcharge), satellite TV, voicemail, and climate control. Rooms are decorated in yellow th different coloured fabrics on each floor. Executive rooms are slightly larger than Classic rooms and also have better views of the city.
The hotel has two restaurants and the lobby lounge serves drinks and snacks. Liberty Kitchen offers buffet breakfasts and an a la carte menu at lunch and dinner. A favourite dining spot of Princess Christina, Die Ecke serves Bavarian specialities and beers in a typical rustic setting. For leisure, guests can enjoy a range of services, including the health club which has male and female saunas with relaxation rooms and cardiovascular machines. Massages are also available. There is a gift shop and a casino in e hotel, with roulette and black jack tables. The mezzanine level has 13 flexible meeting rooms and a separate lobby area with sleek caramel and black leather armchairs. The wood-panelled boardroom has large black leather swivel chairs. The largest of the rooms can accommodate 280 for a banquet. There is also a business centre and complimentary wireless Internet access in the meeting rooms and the lobby bar. Gamla Stan (Old Town) is just a ten-minute walk over the bridge opposite the hotel's entrance where guests will find the Royal Palace and Cathedral, as well as numerous shops, bars, and restaurants. Arlanda Airport is 45 kilometres away, a 35 minute drive from the hotel. Liberty Kitchen - Occupying a large area to the back left of the lobby, the hotel's buffet restaurant features an open kitchen and serves buffet breakfast and lunch and an ā la carte lunch and dinner. The ā la carte menu is contemporary international and includes succulent Black Angus
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