Family hotel for the adventurous

Liseberg Grand Curiosa

The new hotel Liseberg Grand Curiosa will awaken the whole family’s playfulness and imagination.

Liseberg Grand Curiosa is a fantasy-themed family hotel, right next to Sweden’s most visited amusement park Liseberg. The star-shaped hotel building is nine storeys high and has 457 rooms. All rooms have at least five beds, but there are also rooms for larger groups. There are six-bed and seven-bed rooms, and some with connecting doors for larger groups.

The hotel is designed to encourage children’s desire for discovery. A slide winds down from the second floor straight into the lobby, and a 100-year-old pony carousel spins in the restaurant, and everywhere there are exciting nooks and crannies to explore.

The hotel has three restaurants for different tastes and from the roof terrace you have a view of the amusement park and Gothenburg’s skyline.

The stairwell at the Liseberg Grand Curiosa hotel in Gothenburg.

Liseberg Grand Curiosa in Gothenburg is Sweden’s most imaginative family hotel.Credits: Liseberg/Petter Fällström

A group eats dinner at restaurant Mei Rose in Gothenburg.

Mei Rose Rooftop Bar & Bistro offers authentic Chinese flavours and a view of the entire amusement park.Credits: Liseberg

Two adults and a child have dinner at Liseberg Grand Curiosa in Gothenburg.

At the buffet restaurant Saluhallen at the Liseberg Grand Curiosa hotel, the whole family can eat breakfast, lunch and dinner.Credits: Liseberg

Interior of a hotel room at the Liseberg Grand Curiosa hotel in Gothenburg.

The Deluxe Curiosa room type is 82 square meters in size with seven beds, a balcony and two bathrooms.Credits: Liseberg/Petter Fällström

The stairwell at hotel Liseberg Grand Curiosa.

The interior of the Liseberg Grand Curiosa hotel is imaginative and adventurous.Credits: Emma Backman/Göteborg & Co

Interior of a hotel room at the Liseberg Grand Curiosa hotel.

The Superior Curiosa room type has a double bed and two bunk beds.Credits: Emma Backman/Göteborg & Co

A bunk bed in a hotel room at the Liseberg Grand Curiosa in Gothenburg.

The standard room at Liseberg Grand Curiosa hotel has five beds, of which a bunk bed in a separate sleeping alcove.Credits: Emma Backman/Göteborg & Co