Scandic signs lease with Corem for 320-room hotel in Stockholm’s Globen district

By Public Technologies
  • Scandic Hotels Group signed a long-term, revenue-based lease with Corem Property Group for a new hotel in Stockholm’s Globen area.
  • An existing office building at Arenavägen 7 will be converted into a 320-room hotel, scheduled to open in 2028.
  • Plans include spacious family rooms, with about 40 larger rooms and suites on the top floor.
  • The property will offer meeting facilities, wellness amenities and event spaces near major sports and entertainment venues.


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