Svenska Turistföreningen - STF Hostel Köping/Tre Knektar

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Opening hours: 8/1-12 - 8/12-12
Telephone: Reception: +46 221-244 95; Mobil: +46 70-922 42 11; Fax: +46 221-244 95
E-mail: Member's prices 2012
Single room: from 275:- /person
Bed: from 275:- /adult
Bed: from 90:- /child
Double room/Twin-bedded room: from 175:- /person

Number of rooms: 22
Number of beds: 40
Address: Ågärdsgatan 2D; 73132 KÖPING
GPS coordinates: Read more

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The Swedish soul may well live in Köping. At the very least, this is where Richard Dybeck, composer of the Swedish national anthem, was born. Köping lies in an inner bay on lake Mälaren and its rich history becomes immediately apparent.

Köping’s city centre is charming, and the stone houses that line the meandering streets are witnesses to days gone by. Both the town and the surroundings have a vivid past, which is reflected in the ancient monuments, churches, museums and old industrial environments.

The hostel is located in the heart of Köping, just a few minutes walk from the centre. The well-equipped rooms are simple and comfortable, and each has its own toilet and kitchenette, as the house was originally a ‘bachelors’ hotel’ for Volvo. From here there are several museums to discover including the popular Bil & Teknikhistoriskt Museum (Museum of Cars and Technological History). The Gammelgården outdoor museum is another popular tourist attraction and offers an enjoyable and relaxing day out.

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Accessibility for persons with disabilities

This symbol shows that the hostel conforms to recommendations from the De Handikappades Riksorganisation (DHR): the entrance is level, or there is a ramp with maximum gradient 5 cm/m. The front door of the hostel and doors into the guest rooms and toilets are wider than 80 cm. There is at least 80 cm free space at the side of the lavatory and 130 cm in front. The shower is suitable for use by persons with disabilities. There is wheelchair access to kitchens and common rooms. At least two rooms are suitable for use by persons with disabilities.
Pets

This symbol denotes that the hostel has a limited number of rooms for guests accompanied by pets. It is recommended that such rooms are booked in advance (except for at the mountain huts, where it is not possible to book in advance).
Shop 1

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Shop 2

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Shop 3

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Cafeteria 1

This symbol denotes that there is a cafeteria at the hostel that offers coffee, sandwiches, and other simple meals.
Cafeteria 2

This symbol denotes that there is a cafeteria at the hostel that offers breakfast, in addition to coffee, sandwiches and other simple meals.
Cafeteria 3

This symbol denotes that there is a cafeteria or restaurant at the hostel that offers both breakfast and hot meals throughout the day and evening.
Internet

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Conference facilities

This symbol shows that the hostel has conference facilities. There is at least one conference room with minimum capacity of 20, and at least one group room. Conference equipment such as fax, Xerox, overhead, whiteboard and flipover are available. The facility offers breakfast, lunch and dinner or self-catering facilities for conference groups.
Credit and debit cards

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Laundry facilities

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Equipment hire

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Cycle hire

This symbol denotes that it is possible to hire cycles at the hostel.
Canoe hire

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Sauna

This symbol denotes that the hostel has a guest sauna.
Guides

This symbol denotes that guides are available and that activities are organised by the hostel.
Fishing

This symbol conforms to the recommendations of the Swedish Angler’s Association: The hostel sells fishing licences and can give advice and information about fishing waters. The hostel also has a location for cleaning fish and drying space for wet clothes.
Golf

This symbol conforms to the recommendations of the Swedish Golf Federation: The hostel collaborates with the closest golfing facilities concerning information about fees and the difficulty of the courses. The hostel also serves breakfast and provides a lockable luggage room or trolley shed.

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The Swan – official Nordic ecolabel

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Nature’s Best

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The Green Key

This symbol denotes that the hostel is partially or fully certified according to the Green Key campaign of Keep Sweden Tidy. More information
KRAV

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The EU Eco-label

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