Story Hotel Signalfabriken — RHONDA'S CHOICE

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Story Hotel Signalfabriken is housed in a beautiful 19th-century building, formerly a fire station and town hall. The hotel has an urban industrial vibe, and the aesthetic is softened with plush furnishings, encouraging overnight stays and long cosy dinners. The vibe is modern, vibrant, easy-going, and relaxed, drawing tourists, business travellers and locals alike to mix and mingle. The hotel is located in the centre of Sundbyberg and within walking distance to boutiques, business district, train station and parks. Considered by locals to be a small city of its own and offering a chilled, neighbourly vibe, Sundbyberg is yet only a short subway ride from Stockholm’s city centre.

Story Hotel Signalfabriken has 83 modern and newly designed rooms, a lively, bustling bar and an amazing restaurant with monthly live acts and regularly booked DJ performances. Located in the newly developed block, smack in the Centre by Sundbybergs Torg (Sundbyberg Square), getting to and from the hotel is a piece of cake, with the commuter train, subway, taxis, busses and soon the Tram will take you to Stockholm city centre in 10 minutes.

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Where to go: Located in the Stockholm area of Sundbyberg, northwest of the city center, the area offers plenty of restaurants, cafés and parks to explore. A short drive can you to several beaches and lakes, such as Huvudsta strandbad, for long undisturbed nature walk.

Allowed areas: Dogs are welcome everywhere in the hotel, including in the restaurant, Phil’s Burger. Pinch my arm!

Size n’ shape: All dogs are welcome, no matter breed, size or shape. Amazing right?

Room amenities: At the moment, no amenities. Remember to bring your own bowls and bed.

Accommodation fee: Dogs are free of charge at Story Hotel Signalfabriken. Dogs are allowed in the King Bed Room and Twins Bed Room, so remember to choose either of those at your reservation.

Dog loving or friendly? Dog loving for sure.

If you ask us: Make sure your dog is trained, well behaved, calm and travel-savvy when bring him/her to a hotel stay. For the stress-free experience.

Last tip: To avoid unpleasant surprises for both your dog and the hotel staff, always use the “Do not disturb” sign when leaving your dog alone in the room, even for 5 minutes.