Hotel Standard was located at Brattørgata 3. The hotel was run by Anna Löfwander-Järwson. Hotel Standard was a meeting place for Sámi people visiting Trondheim. Elsa Laula Renberg, the initiator of the first Sámi National Assembly in Trondheim in 1917, worked closely with two other women. One was Ellen Lie, a Norwegian journalist for the Trondheim newspaper Dagsposten. The other was Anna Löfwander-Järwson. It is likely that many of the participants in the 1917 National Assembly stayed at Hotel Standard. 

Anna Löfwander-Järwson was a successful businesswoman in Trondheim. She first ran the restaurant Fossestuen before taking over Hotel Standard, which she operated with her husband. Anna Löfwander-Järwson has been described as the “finance minister” for the first Sámi National Assembly. She was also connected to the Methodist Church, the venue for the 1917 assembly. When the Sámi newspaper Waren Sardne reported her death in 1926, the paper described her as a friend and benefactor of the Sámi people.