The hotel is part of the adventure

CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES AT GOTHIA TOWERS

FOR OUR YOUNGER GUESTS

There’s always room to play

There’s plenty to discover at Gothia Towers even when the day’s adventures outside the hotel are over. Challenge the family to a game of shuffleboard, settle in with a board game or see what’s happening around the hotel during your stay. We’ve gathered activities that make staying at the hotel even more fun for our younger guests. And during every school holiday and selected weekends, there’s even more for children to discover around the hotel.

Always at Gothia Towers Meet our mascots

Always at Gothia Towers

  • Big screen for play & fun

    iWall

    Challenge each other on the iWall, with activities including Parkour, Ski Cross and StepUp.

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    Challenge the family

    In the lobby, you’ll find plenty of games to enjoy together, including table tennis, shuffleboard and Pin Point.

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    Photo booth

    Take a fun photo together in our photo booth and bring home a memory from your stay.

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    Kidz Corner

    Kidz Corner is our cosy play area in the hotel lobby, with a lounge, playhouses, a mini kitchen and plenty to discover for our younger guests.

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    Play area

    At the far end of the hotel lobby in Tower 3, you’ll find a play area where our youngest guests can run, climb and burn off some energy.

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    Restaurants

    Our chefs have created children’s menus for all our restaurants. Drawing paper and pencils are also available to borrow while you’re dining.

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Funzone mascots

Hello, kids!

 

Meet Egon, Trippelina and Gustav! They are Gothia Towers’ very own mascots. You’ll spot them here and there around our hotel, on colouring pages, as cuddly toys and in other fun places. And if you’re lucky, you might even bump into Egon in our hotel lobby!

 

Where do their names come from?

 

Our blue mascot, Egon, is named after the figure in the Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre’s logo! The figure represents Mercury, the Roman god who protected merchants and trade. A long time ago, the figure in the logo was given the nickname Egon. We’re not quite sure how the nickname came about, but it has stuck ever since. We love keeping our history alive, so we decided to name our blue mascot Egon.

 

Our yellow mascot, Trippelina, is named after the Triple Towers project, when we built our third tower!

 

Our green mascot, Gustav, is named after King Gustav V of Sweden, who officially opened the very first exhibition here back in 1918, with plenty of pomp and ceremony!

What’s Nearby

When you stay with us at Gothia Towers, you are close to Gothenburg’s restaurants, shopping, natural areas, and exciting activities.