Stockholm's home for arcade culture.
Slosehotel is a neon-lit gaming hall on Kungsgatan built for players who miss the click of a joystick and the glow of a CRT. We combine restored retro cabinets with modern VR, esports rigs, and late-night events under one roof.
From a basement collection to a downtown hall.
Slosehotel started in 2016 as a private basement arcade in Södermalm. Three friends — a cabinet restorer, a competitive Street Fighter player, and a VR enthusiast — kept buying, fixing, and trading machines until the collection outgrew every room they owned.
In 2020 we took over a 900 m² warehouse space on Kungsgatan and turned it into what you see today: a late-night venue where pixel art meets pinball, where VR bays sit beside original 1980s cabinets, and where corporate teams, birthday crews, and solo high-score chasers all feel at home.
The name "Slosehotel" is a tongue-in-cheek nod to Stockholm's gaming scene — part arcade, part living room, part after-hours hangout. We don't take ourselves too seriously, but we take the games very seriously.
Built by players, for players.
Play for everyone
We believe gaming is a universal language. Whether you're a first-timer or a tournament grinder, there's a machine here with your name on it.
Restore, don't simulate
Our retro cabinets run on original hardware where possible. CRT monitors are calibrated weekly, joysticks are rebuilt, and every cabinet is cared for like a museum piece.
Community first
From weekly fight-game nights to full-floor private events, we build rooms where people meet, compete, and celebrate together.
Competition matters
Serious brackets, real prize pools, and local leaderboards. We partner with Stockholm's esports clubs to keep the competitive scene alive.
Come find your high score.
Walk in for arcade and pinball. Book VR bays, esports PCs, and private events online. Located five minutes from T-Centralen.