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Hotels with Waterslides in Sweden
Holiday Club Åre
Arestrand Are Jamtland
The price is AU$178 per night
AU$178
24 May - 25 May
includes taxes & fees
Holiday Club Åre: Family-friendly hotel with free breakfast and free WiFi. Located near a ski shuttle.
Free cancellation
Reserve now, pay when you stay
First Camp Nickstabadet Nynäshamn
Nickstabadsvägen 17 Nynashamn
The price is AU$178 per night
AU$178
22 May - 23 May
includes taxes & fees
First Camp Nickstabadet Nynäshamn: Family-friendly campsite with free WiFi and free parking. Located in the city centre.
Norrtälje Camping
Lommarv ägen 42 Norrtälje
Norrtälje Camping: Pet-friendly campsite with free parking and a water slide. Located in the suburbs.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Sweden Hotels with Waterslides essential information
Hotels with Waterslides in Sweden |
8 |
|---|---|
Highest price | AU$306 |
Cheapest price | AU$97 |
Total number of hotels in Sweden | 13,838 |
Popular hotels | Holiday Club Åre, First Camp Nickstabadet Nynäshamn, Norrtälje Camping, Ronneby Brunnspark Vandrarhem och B&B - Hostel, TanumStrand |
New reviews! Best hotels in Sweden
Wotif Verified Review
3 / 5
The Room itself was very nice. There were not enough towels for two people. The towels and bathrobe that was on the bed seemed tired and dingy looking overall, it felt like the hotel was understaffed because there was a long line at the front desk each time I approached, and no one answered the phone when I tried to call the concierge housekeeping, and the restaurant service was really terrible. However, our stay overlapped with the Gothenburg football derby (?) so I don’t know if that had any impact on staffing. The breakfast was very good. Again, we felt like they were running out of things constantly, but they did work to replenish the dishes. It was almost a case of the people who were working were working really really hard, but that there just wasn’t enough support in any department to provide appropriate service.
A verified traveller stayed at Clarion Hotel Post, Gothenburg
Posted 13 hours ago
