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For business & leisure travelers looking for Kvanum hotels at a great price, Via Destinations offers excellent discounts; from charming but cheap budget hotels to luxury accommodations to great downtown hotels, airport hotels & suburban alternatives. Via provides excellent hotel information including photos, amenities & hotel ratings to help you find the right hotel at the right price.
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Bjertorp Slott
Area: Kvanum / Kvanum
Location.The Park Inn Bjertorp Slott enjoys a rural location, 15 kilometres from the Swedish town of Vara and 100 kilometres from the busy city of Gothenburg.
Hotel Features. This hotel, set in its own grounds and arranged over three floors, was built in the early 20th century and features Art Nouveau styling. The handsome lobby, continuing the authentic Art Nouveau theme, has an open fireplace and, in traditional Swedish style, the hotel has its own sauna. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in the public areas. A safe-deposit box is available at the front desk and there is complimentary parking nearby.
The Park Inn Bjertorp Slott's restaurant offers international dishes in another room faithful to the Art Nouveau style.
Translation services and meeting facilities are available.
Guestrooms. The 35 guestrooms continue the meticulous Art Nouveau theme and feature Persian rugs on parquet flooring. All are equipped with satellite television and high-speed wireless Internet access. Other standard amenities include complimentary bottled water, hair dryers, makeup mirrors, irons and ironing boards.
Expert Tip.This house and the grounds exist because of the success of the Littorin family in breeding shire horses and cattle. Knut-Henrik Littorin, who built the house, was the Norwegian Consul in Moscow.
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