BEST WESTERN Taby Park Hotel and Conference

The BEST WESTERN Taby Park Hotel and Conference is a modern multi-purpose venue with large selection of flexible premises, perfect for all types of events. Our big event hall is a popular choice for product launches and corporate parties with entertainment, exhibitions, and congresses. There is also a high-tech auditorium seating 344 delegates and an additional 23 meeting rooms for 2-180 people. Combine with first-class hotel rooms and our spacious restaurants and dining rooms for a great event. Our hotel rooms are spacious and decorated in a modern Scandinavian style. All rooms (147) have comfortable beds from Hasten, the rooms are also equipped with hairdryer, cable television and movie channels, free wireless Internet. For guests seeking extra comfort we would like to recommend our superior rooms. They have extra wide beds, a comfy chair and a larger working area. Our largest superior rooms feature a lounge with a sofa, chair and a working area, perfect for smaller informal meeting or a family of four. The superior rooms have also been equipped with, in addition to the above facilities, CD player, kettle for tea and coffee, sofa bed and bathrobe with slippers. We also recommend our modern Bistro that in a cozy, modern environment, offer a high-class all-round experience with a selection of food and beverages, close by you will find our lounge and bar, perfect for a beer and a game of pool or watching a football match on television. BEST WESTERN Taby Park Hotel and Conference is situated just north of Stockholm. The location is very good, just a few minutes away from Tabys shopping center and 20 minutes from downtown Stockholm, next to famous horse racecourse Taby Galopp. It is very easy to get here by car, we have no less than 200 free parking spaces just outside the hotel. It is also easy to get here by public transport from Stockholm and Arlanda International Airport is a 25 minutes taxi ride away., BW Sweden donates 20 SEK per reservation made during December to BRIS ? Children's Rights in Society