Need accommodation for a contractor or project team working on Google's Horndal data centre? Tell us your crew size dates and site access needs and we will source suitable long stay housing around Horndal and Avesta.
Google broke ground on a new data centre in Horndal, Sweden, on 2 June 2026. Google describes it as its first self-developed, owned and operated data-centre facility in Sweden, designed to support demand for Google services including Search, Google Cloud and YouTube. The company also says the facility is designed for off-site heat recovery.
A newly started hyperscale build can bring evolving construction, electrical, mechanical, infrastructure, commissioning and specialist-support teams into a smaller locality. Accommodation needs are likely to depend on the live work package, site-access route, crew size, shift pattern, vehicles and expected stay length rather than a generic central-city hotel search.
We source long-stay accommodation around the team and package currently mobilising for the Horndal project. Share your dates, crew size, site-access requirements and operational priorities for a practical shortlist.
We assess Horndal and suitable surrounding locations against commute time, site access, parking, bedroom configuration and the standard your team needs.
We can source for specialist rotations, staged arrivals, multi-month deployments and extensions as work packages change, subject to live availability.
We look for long-stay options with kitchens, laundry, reliable WiFi, parking and suitable living arrangements for extended technical assignments.
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| Accommodation type | Team of 5: est. cost/week | Team of 8: est. cost/week |
|---|---|---|
| Corporate housing / serviced apartments (multi-week booking) | €1,900–€2,700 | €2,900–€4,200 |
| Hotel rooms (standard rate, no long-stay discount) | €3,000–€4,200 | €4,800–€6,700 |
