Gothia Towers is a hotel complex in central Gothenburg, with 1,200 hotel rooms across three towers. The towers also house Upper House, described by Visit Sweden as an exclusive hotel, a spa it calls the city’s highest-located, restaurants, sky bars and 41,000 square metres of space for fairs, events, meetings and congresses.

Guests can choose among Heaven 23, which serves international dishes and craft cocktails; Corner, where fire and smoke set the tone; and West Coast, a wine and food bar in the lobby. Café and lobby bar Twentyfourseven offers coffee, salads and wine, and is described as open day and night. Upper House Bar is at the top of the middle tower and serves cocktails, Champagne, wine, charcuterie and other small dishes.

Scandinavium is around the corner, Liseberg is across the street and Avenyn is a few blocks away. Visit Sweden describes Gothia Towers as a place to stay, eat and socialize while experiencing Gothenburg from the first floor. The hotel is certified to ISO 20121, a management system for sustainability in events, and Visit Sweden says all the restaurants are also ISO certified.