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Location. The modern Best Western Kom Hotel is located in Stockholm, Sweden, two kilometres from the main railway station. The Aquaria water museum is three kilometres away.
Hotel Features. Staff at the Best Western Kom Hotel's 24 hour front desk can provide information on Stockholm attractions. The lobby has floor to ceiling windows, a newsstand and a currency exchange.
Light meals, draught beers and fine wines are on offer in Best Western Kom Hotel's bar.
Small groups can be accommodated in the hotel's three conference rooms, with audiovisual equipment and whiteboards.
The hotel has a gym with fitness equipment, and an onsite sauna. Massages are also available.
Guestrooms. The Best Western Kom Hotel's 128 parquet floored guestrooms are decorated in bright colours. Rooms offer satellite television, desks and safes.
Expert Tip. Two of Stockholm's most popular attractions, the National History Museum and the Butterfly House, are five kilometres from the hotel.
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Best Western Kom Hotel
Doebelnsgatan 17
111 40
DirectionsFrom Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN):
Distance to Best Western Kom Hotel is 42 kilometres, approximately 30 minutes' drive.
Getting there. The Arlanda Express train runs between the airport and Stockholm central station. The journey time is 20 minutes, and single tickets cost 200 SEK. Trains depart from the underground railway station. Flygbussarna airport coaches run between terminals 2, 4 and 5 and central Stockholm every 10 minutes at peak times. Buses to many other destinations are also available. Taxi rank officers are available to guide passengers to a variety of taxis, including environmentally friendly cars. Taxis to the city centre cost about 400 SEK. Prices are all subject to change.
Getting around. The hotel is on Doebelnsgatan in Stockholm. Stockholm city centre is easy to explore on foot, and has many pedestrianised streets. The city is served by an extensive bus network and metro (T Banen) system, and trams run throughout parts of the city. Tickets are valid for 60 minutes and cost 30 SEK. Some islands in the city's archipelago are linked by boats in the summer months. Taxi fares can be very expensive. Onsite parking is available at the hotel.
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