Serviced Apartments in Sweden

Looking for a serviced apartment in Sweden? Whether it’s short-term business trips or relocations, our serviced apartments give you the space, flexibility, and comfort of home across major Swedish cities. Explore options in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and more. 

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Serviced Apartments in Popular Swedish Cities

Sweden, officially known as the Kingdom of Sweden, is located in Northern Europe, bordering Norway and Finland. Its geographical location and impressive transport network make it a sought-after location for business travel. Its booming industry is centred around engineering, technology, and innovation, with a strong focus on the automotive, machinery, and telecommunications sectors. We offer a range of accommodation solutions around the country in key locations such as: 

• Stockholm - As Sweden's capital and largest city, Stockholm is a prime destination for business travellers. It's a key financial and corporate hub, offering a wide range of serviced apartments catering to short and long-term stays. 

• Gothenburg - Located on the west coast, Gothenburg is a major industrial and port city. Known for its thriving automotive and engineering sectors, it's popular for corporate clients seeking accommodation in a dynamic and innovative city. 

• Malmö - Situated in southern Sweden, Malmö is a multicultural and modern city with a growing economy. Its proximity to Copenhagen via the Øresund Bridge makes it a strategic location for business. 

Why stay in a serviced apartment in Sweden with SilverDoor? 

The demand for serviced apartments in Sweden is consistently high, as corporate travellers seek a more comfortable and cost-effective alternative to hotels. Our serviced apartments provide a home away from home, with more space to work and relax, a fully equipped kitchen, and separate living areas. By choosing SilverDoor for your stay, 

• Flexibility: Plans constantly change. Here at SilverDoor, our flexible booking options allow you to adapt to new circumstances. Whether you need to extend your stay or adjust your dates, we work with our property partners to provide solutions that meet your changing schedule. 

• Cost-Effectiveness: Serviced apartments are a more economical choice for extended stays. With fully equipped kitchens, you can save on restaurant bills and enjoy the flexibility of preparing home-cooked meals. 

• Unparalleled Service: Our team of expert account managers is dedicated to providing award-winning service from your initial enquiry to the end of your stay. We are committed to finding the perfect accommodation to meet your specific needs. 

• Quality & Trust: Our vetting procedures for our property partners ensure they meet our strict quality and safety standards. Industry awards and accreditations, including ISO certifications, back our commitment to excellence. 

Sweden Business Travel Guide: Things to Know 

When travelling to Sweden, understanding the local customs can make your trip more successful and enjoyable. From practical details about the local currency and time zone to cultural insights, here is our essential information for business travellers heading to Sweden. 

Weather in Sweden 

Sweden experiences four distinct seasons. Summers (June to August) are mild to warm, with long daylight hours, particularly in the north. Winters (December to February) are cold and snowy, with short days and temperatures often below freezing. You'll find milder winters in the south, while the north is known for heavy snow and freezing temperatures. Business travellers should pack for the season and be prepared for changing conditions, especially outside major cities. 

Currency in Sweden 

The official currency is the Swedish Krona (SEK), which is often written as kr. While credit and debit cards are widely accepted throughout the country, having some cash for smaller purchases is a good idea. Sweden is becoming a cashless society, so contactless and card payments are common. Tipping is not a strong custom, but it is appreciated for excellent service. 

Language spoken in Sweden 

Swedish is the official language. However, most people speak fluent English, especially in business and urban areas. It is unlikely you will have trouble communicating in major cities and tourist destinations, but it is always polite to know the standard greetings.  

Time Zones in Sweden 

Sweden operates on Central European Time (UTC+1). If travelling during the daylight savings period (the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October), the time is Central European Summer Time (UTC+2).