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Stockholm
Most Popular Hotels in Stockholm:
Tegelbacken 6, Box 195, S 10123
Storkyrkobrinken 5, 11128
Massvagen - Stockholm/Alvsjo., 125 30
Mariatorget 3, Box 175 25, S-118 91
Stockholm presently offers 13,000 hotel rooms, and there are plans for several more hotels. The most spectacular project is the new building at Norra Bantorget, near Stockholm's Central Station, where the Clarion Hotel Sign opened in February 2008.
Sales tax at 12% is automatically added to the bill. Tipping of porters is common, although tipping for room service is not expected.
Prices in Stockholm go down by as much as 50% in summer and at the weekend in winter, so it is always worth checking whether a hotel has a special offer on.
The hotels below have been grouped into four different pricing categories:
$$$$ (over Skr2,400)
$$$ (Skr1,800 to Skr2,400)
$$ (Skr1,200 to Skr1,800)
$ (up to Skr1,200)
The prices quoted are the lowest standard rates for a double room in winter, including sales tax.
Business
Clarion Hotel Sign
Representing the best in sleek, Swedish design, this new hotel is now the largest in Stockholm. The 558 rooms are elegantly furnished with Scandinavian design classics by the likes of Alvar Aalto and Bruno Mathsson and the angular glass exterior expresses class and modernity. High-tech business facilities can accommodate 1,220 conference guests and host events for up to 700 people. Guests can also enjoy panoramic views from the rooftop spa and sample the latest Swedish cuisine in the Aquavit Grill.
Östra Järnvägsgatan 35
Tel: (08) 676 9800.
Website: www.clarionsign.se
Price: $$$
Nordic Hotel
The Nordic Hotel has proved a big hit with the Stockholm business community since it opened in 2001. Within easy walking distance of the evolving IT centre of the city, as well as Stockholm's main railway station and the Arlanda Express airport rail link, the location is one of the most convenient in the city. This stylish hotel boasts 542 rooms, as well as a business centre and excellent conference facilities. Another plus is Internet access in all rooms. The hotel is split between the Nordic Sea and the Nordic Light buildings, with 367 and 175 rooms respectively, each with their own distinctive décor, including light installations that depict the sun, a big water tank with tropical fish and the world famous IceBar, a very cool place to have a drink...literally.
Vasaplan 7
Tel: (08) 5056 3000.
Website: www.nordichotels.se
Price: $$$
Scandic Sergel Plaza
This 403-room 5-star hotel in the centre of Stockholm has won the 'Best Hotel in Sweden' award on a number of occasions since opening in 1984. One of the seven floors of the business-orientated Scandic is solely occupied by 12 executive suites; the standard rooms are fairly simple. Facilities include 24-hour room service, bicycle hire and a full range of business services. There are conference facilities to cater for 400 delegates, and complimentary Wi-Fi access.
Brunkebergstorg 9
Tel: (08) 5172 6300.
Website: www.scandic-hotels.com
Prices: $$$
Sheraton Stockholm Hotel and Towers
Extensively refurbished in 2007, Stockholm's 462-room, first-class Sheraton offers views over the Old Town, Lake of Mälaren and the City Hall; it is just a two-minute walk from Stockholm Central station and airport buses. Room features include work desk, hairdryer, in-room movies, mini bar, modem point, cable TV and voicemail. Business facilities include 12 meeting rooms with a maximum capacity of 400 delegates, as well as a business centre.
Tegelbacken 6
Tel: (08) 412 3400.
Website: www.sheratonstockholm.com
Price: $$$
Luxury
Berns Hotel
Berns is one of the most exclusive places to stay in Stockholm. The 65 rooms (including four suites) marry modern Scandinavian design with the beauty of the building's belle époque architecture. There are fluffy white bathrobes, CD players, satellite TV and hairdryers in all rooms. Seven conference and meeting rooms are available with flexibility in numbers and facilities; the 1,200-capacity China Room is particularly impressive. There is also a business centre with fax and Internet facilities. The hotel's restaurants and bars have undergone a Terence Conran-aided makeover. The Clock Suite is legendary and a favourite of younger, trendier celebrity.
Berzelii Park, Näckströmsgatan 8
Tel: (08) 5663 2200.
Website: www.berns.se
Price: $$$-$$$$
Grand Hotel
The 310-room Grand Hotel has long been the most glamorous place to stay in the city and it seldom disappoints. This deluxe hotel justifiably has been rated as one of the world's great hotels since it opened in 1874, and it is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World group. The Grand Hotel also enjoys an excellent location on the waterfront, with views back across the Old Town, within easy reach of Stockholm's business centre. The 21 luxurious suites are popular with visiting celebrities and royalty - famous past guests include Theodore Roosevelt and Douglas Fairbanks. All rooms have modem points, and Wi-Fi access is available throughout the hotel. The conference and banqueting rooms can cater for anything from two to 2,000 people. The hotel also has extensive fitness facilities and beauty treatments.
Södra Blaisholmshamnen 8
Tel: (08) 679 3500.
Website: www.grandhotel.se
Price: $$$$
Moderate
Hotell Arcadia
This moderately priced hotel has a central location on Östermalm, not far from Stockholm Stadion and just a short walk from the local metro station. There are 84 rooms with shower, phone, TV and Internet connection. The hotel has good conference facilities with a capacity of 100 delegates. The hotel restaurant is located a short walk from the hotel. It is particularly nice in the summer, as you can have your breakfast al fresco in the hotel's garden.
Körsbärsvägen 1
Tel: (08) 5662 1500.
Website: www.elite.se/eng/hotell/stockholm/arcadia
Price: $-$$
Långholmen Hotel
This hotel is housed in the old Crown Prison on Långholmen. It opened in 1989 after two years of restoration. The former cells are now comfortable rooms with TV and free Wi-Fi access. There are 89 single and 13 double rooms, of which 10 have facilities for the disabled. The old prison entrance hall has been converted into a reception, with a cafeteria open 24 hours a day. It is a nice hotel, with welcoming, hospitable staff. And as they put it: ‘We promise to give you your own key, and that breakfast consists of more than bread and water.'
Långholmen (by Långholmsbron)
Tel: (08) 720 8500.
Website: www.langholmen.com
Price: $$
Queen's Hotel
This is a budget-option family hotel on one of Stockholm's main shopping streets. Distances are short to well-known tourist attractions as well as to the subway and the central station. The hotel has 32 rooms, ranging from budget (without private shower and WC) to luxury rooms. Some of the rooms have Internet access.
Drottninggatan 71A
Tel: (08) 249 460.
Website: www.queenshotel.se
Price: $
Other Recommendations
Birger Jarl
This trendy 235-room hotel has attracted a steady following among the city's cognoscenti, as well as with savvy visitors. The revamped Birger Jarl is the perfect example of the best of modern Scandinavian design without the harshness of too much minimalism. Individual designers have been brought in to create idiosyncratic rooms that can be surveyed on the web before booking. Other plus points include a number of meeting rooms and a theatre hall which can accommodate up to 150 delegates, and a rooftop gym with views of the city.
Tulegatan 8
Tel: (08) 674 1800.
Website: www.birgerjarl.se
Price: $$$
Central Hotel
This 3-star hotel is, as its name suggests, located very conveniently in the heart of modern Stockholm. Although the décor is plain and functional with few luxurious touches, the 93 en-suite guest rooms all have Internet access and satellite TVs. There is a conference room available, seating up to 16 delegates.
Vasagatan 38
Tel: (08) 5662 0800.
Website: www.centralhotel.se
Price: $$-$$$
Scandic Hotel Malmen
This 4-star hotel in Södermalm offers good value without sacrificing the level of facilities. The en-suite rooms are modern and comfortable, with extras such as satellite TV and Internet access in all rooms, soundproof windows and trouser presses all geared towards business visitors' needs. Wi-Fi access is available in all public areas.
Götgatan 49-51
Tel: (08) 5173 4700.
Website: www.scandic-hotels.com
Price: $$-$$$
Tours of Stockholm
Skavsta Airport Shared Arrival Transfer - Starting from £14.06 per person
Arlanda Airport Shared Arrival Transfer - Starting from £9.80 per person
Skavsta Airport Shared Departure Transfer - Starting from £14.06 per person
Arlanda Airport Shared Departure Transfer - Starting from £9.80 per person
Vasteras Airport Shared Arrival Transfer - Starting from £14.06 per person
Most Popular Hotels in Stockholm:
Tegelbacken 6, Box 195, S 10123
Storkyrkobrinken 5, 11128
Massvagen - Stockholm/Alvsjo., 125 30
Mariatorget 3, Box 175 25, S-118 91
Stockholm presently offers 13,000 hotel rooms, and there are plans for several more hotels. The most spectacular project is the new building at Norra Bantorget, near Stockholm's Central Station, where the Clarion Hotel Sign opened in February 2008.
Sales tax at 12% is automatically added to the bill. Tipping of porters is common, although tipping for room service is not expected.
Prices in Stockholm go down by as much as 50% in summer and at the weekend in winter, so it is always worth checking whether a hotel has a special offer on.
The hotels below have been grouped into four different pricing categories:
$$$$ (over Skr2,400)
$$$ (Skr1,800 to Skr2,400)
$$ (Skr1,200 to Skr1,800)
$ (up to Skr1,200)
The prices quoted are the lowest standard rates for a double room in winter, including sales tax.
Sales tax at 12% is automatically added to the bill. Tipping of porters is common, although tipping for room service is not expected.
Prices in Stockholm go down by as much as 50% in summer and at the weekend in winter, so it is always worth checking whether a hotel has a special offer on.
The hotels below have been grouped into four different pricing categories:
$$$$ (over Skr2,400)
$$$ (Skr1,800 to Skr2,400)
$$ (Skr1,200 to Skr1,800)
$ (up to Skr1,200)
The prices quoted are the lowest standard rates for a double room in winter, including sales tax.
Business
Clarion Hotel Sign
Representing the best in sleek, Swedish design, this new hotel is now the largest in Stockholm. The 558 rooms are elegantly furnished with Scandinavian design classics by the likes of Alvar Aalto and Bruno Mathsson and the angular glass exterior expresses class and modernity. High-tech business facilities can accommodate 1,220 conference guests and host events for up to 700 people. Guests can also enjoy panoramic views from the rooftop spa and sample the latest Swedish cuisine in the Aquavit Grill.
Östra Järnvägsgatan 35
Tel: (08) 676 9800.
Website: www.clarionsign.se
Price: $$$
Representing the best in sleek, Swedish design, this new hotel is now the largest in Stockholm. The 558 rooms are elegantly furnished with Scandinavian design classics by the likes of Alvar Aalto and Bruno Mathsson and the angular glass exterior expresses class and modernity. High-tech business facilities can accommodate 1,220 conference guests and host events for up to 700 people. Guests can also enjoy panoramic views from the rooftop spa and sample the latest Swedish cuisine in the Aquavit Grill.
Östra Järnvägsgatan 35
Tel: (08) 676 9800.
Website: www.clarionsign.se
Price: $$$
Nordic Hotel
The Nordic Hotel has proved a big hit with the Stockholm business community since it opened in 2001. Within easy walking distance of the evolving IT centre of the city, as well as Stockholm's main railway station and the Arlanda Express airport rail link, the location is one of the most convenient in the city. This stylish hotel boasts 542 rooms, as well as a business centre and excellent conference facilities. Another plus is Internet access in all rooms. The hotel is split between the Nordic Sea and the Nordic Light buildings, with 367 and 175 rooms respectively, each with their own distinctive décor, including light installations that depict the sun, a big water tank with tropical fish and the world famous IceBar, a very cool place to have a drink...literally.
Vasaplan 7
Tel: (08) 5056 3000.
Website: www.nordichotels.se
Price: $$$
The Nordic Hotel has proved a big hit with the Stockholm business community since it opened in 2001. Within easy walking distance of the evolving IT centre of the city, as well as Stockholm's main railway station and the Arlanda Express airport rail link, the location is one of the most convenient in the city. This stylish hotel boasts 542 rooms, as well as a business centre and excellent conference facilities. Another plus is Internet access in all rooms. The hotel is split between the Nordic Sea and the Nordic Light buildings, with 367 and 175 rooms respectively, each with their own distinctive décor, including light installations that depict the sun, a big water tank with tropical fish and the world famous IceBar, a very cool place to have a drink...literally.
Vasaplan 7
Tel: (08) 5056 3000.
Website: www.nordichotels.se
Price: $$$
Scandic Sergel Plaza
This 403-room 5-star hotel in the centre of Stockholm has won the 'Best Hotel in Sweden' award on a number of occasions since opening in 1984. One of the seven floors of the business-orientated Scandic is solely occupied by 12 executive suites; the standard rooms are fairly simple. Facilities include 24-hour room service, bicycle hire and a full range of business services. There are conference facilities to cater for 400 delegates, and complimentary Wi-Fi access.
Brunkebergstorg 9
Tel: (08) 5172 6300.
Website: www.scandic-hotels.com
Prices: $$$
This 403-room 5-star hotel in the centre of Stockholm has won the 'Best Hotel in Sweden' award on a number of occasions since opening in 1984. One of the seven floors of the business-orientated Scandic is solely occupied by 12 executive suites; the standard rooms are fairly simple. Facilities include 24-hour room service, bicycle hire and a full range of business services. There are conference facilities to cater for 400 delegates, and complimentary Wi-Fi access.
Brunkebergstorg 9
Tel: (08) 5172 6300.
Website: www.scandic-hotels.com
Prices: $$$
Sheraton Stockholm Hotel and Towers
Extensively refurbished in 2007, Stockholm's 462-room, first-class Sheraton offers views over the Old Town, Lake of Mälaren and the City Hall; it is just a two-minute walk from Stockholm Central station and airport buses. Room features include work desk, hairdryer, in-room movies, mini bar, modem point, cable TV and voicemail. Business facilities include 12 meeting rooms with a maximum capacity of 400 delegates, as well as a business centre.
Tegelbacken 6
Tel: (08) 412 3400.
Website: www.sheratonstockholm.com
Price: $$$
Extensively refurbished in 2007, Stockholm's 462-room, first-class Sheraton offers views over the Old Town, Lake of Mälaren and the City Hall; it is just a two-minute walk from Stockholm Central station and airport buses. Room features include work desk, hairdryer, in-room movies, mini bar, modem point, cable TV and voicemail. Business facilities include 12 meeting rooms with a maximum capacity of 400 delegates, as well as a business centre.
Tegelbacken 6
Tel: (08) 412 3400.
Website: www.sheratonstockholm.com
Price: $$$
Luxury
Berns Hotel
Berns is one of the most exclusive places to stay in Stockholm. The 65 rooms (including four suites) marry modern Scandinavian design with the beauty of the building's belle époque architecture. There are fluffy white bathrobes, CD players, satellite TV and hairdryers in all rooms. Seven conference and meeting rooms are available with flexibility in numbers and facilities; the 1,200-capacity China Room is particularly impressive. There is also a business centre with fax and Internet facilities. The hotel's restaurants and bars have undergone a Terence Conran-aided makeover. The Clock Suite is legendary and a favourite of younger, trendier celebrity.
Berzelii Park, Näckströmsgatan 8
Tel: (08) 5663 2200.
Website: www.berns.se
Price: $$$-$$$$
Berns is one of the most exclusive places to stay in Stockholm. The 65 rooms (including four suites) marry modern Scandinavian design with the beauty of the building's belle époque architecture. There are fluffy white bathrobes, CD players, satellite TV and hairdryers in all rooms. Seven conference and meeting rooms are available with flexibility in numbers and facilities; the 1,200-capacity China Room is particularly impressive. There is also a business centre with fax and Internet facilities. The hotel's restaurants and bars have undergone a Terence Conran-aided makeover. The Clock Suite is legendary and a favourite of younger, trendier celebrity.
Berzelii Park, Näckströmsgatan 8
Tel: (08) 5663 2200.
Website: www.berns.se
Price: $$$-$$$$
Grand Hotel
The 310-room Grand Hotel has long been the most glamorous place to stay in the city and it seldom disappoints. This deluxe hotel justifiably has been rated as one of the world's great hotels since it opened in 1874, and it is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World group. The Grand Hotel also enjoys an excellent location on the waterfront, with views back across the Old Town, within easy reach of Stockholm's business centre. The 21 luxurious suites are popular with visiting celebrities and royalty - famous past guests include Theodore Roosevelt and Douglas Fairbanks. All rooms have modem points, and Wi-Fi access is available throughout the hotel. The conference and banqueting rooms can cater for anything from two to 2,000 people. The hotel also has extensive fitness facilities and beauty treatments.
Södra Blaisholmshamnen 8
Tel: (08) 679 3500.
Website: www.grandhotel.se
Price: $$$$
The 310-room Grand Hotel has long been the most glamorous place to stay in the city and it seldom disappoints. This deluxe hotel justifiably has been rated as one of the world's great hotels since it opened in 1874, and it is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World group. The Grand Hotel also enjoys an excellent location on the waterfront, with views back across the Old Town, within easy reach of Stockholm's business centre. The 21 luxurious suites are popular with visiting celebrities and royalty - famous past guests include Theodore Roosevelt and Douglas Fairbanks. All rooms have modem points, and Wi-Fi access is available throughout the hotel. The conference and banqueting rooms can cater for anything from two to 2,000 people. The hotel also has extensive fitness facilities and beauty treatments.
Södra Blaisholmshamnen 8
Tel: (08) 679 3500.
Website: www.grandhotel.se
Price: $$$$
Moderate
Hotell Arcadia
This moderately priced hotel has a central location on Östermalm, not far from Stockholm Stadion and just a short walk from the local metro station. There are 84 rooms with shower, phone, TV and Internet connection. The hotel has good conference facilities with a capacity of 100 delegates. The hotel restaurant is located a short walk from the hotel. It is particularly nice in the summer, as you can have your breakfast al fresco in the hotel's garden.
Körsbärsvägen 1
Tel: (08) 5662 1500.
Website: www.elite.se/eng/hotell/stockholm/arcadia
Price: $-$$
This moderately priced hotel has a central location on Östermalm, not far from Stockholm Stadion and just a short walk from the local metro station. There are 84 rooms with shower, phone, TV and Internet connection. The hotel has good conference facilities with a capacity of 100 delegates. The hotel restaurant is located a short walk from the hotel. It is particularly nice in the summer, as you can have your breakfast al fresco in the hotel's garden.
Körsbärsvägen 1
Tel: (08) 5662 1500.
Website: www.elite.se/eng/hotell/stockholm/arcadia
Price: $-$$
Långholmen Hotel
This hotel is housed in the old Crown Prison on Långholmen. It opened in 1989 after two years of restoration. The former cells are now comfortable rooms with TV and free Wi-Fi access. There are 89 single and 13 double rooms, of which 10 have facilities for the disabled. The old prison entrance hall has been converted into a reception, with a cafeteria open 24 hours a day. It is a nice hotel, with welcoming, hospitable staff. And as they put it: ‘We promise to give you your own key, and that breakfast consists of more than bread and water.'
Långholmen (by Långholmsbron)
Tel: (08) 720 8500.
Website: www.langholmen.com
Price: $$
This hotel is housed in the old Crown Prison on Långholmen. It opened in 1989 after two years of restoration. The former cells are now comfortable rooms with TV and free Wi-Fi access. There are 89 single and 13 double rooms, of which 10 have facilities for the disabled. The old prison entrance hall has been converted into a reception, with a cafeteria open 24 hours a day. It is a nice hotel, with welcoming, hospitable staff. And as they put it: ‘We promise to give you your own key, and that breakfast consists of more than bread and water.'
Långholmen (by Långholmsbron)
Tel: (08) 720 8500.
Website: www.langholmen.com
Price: $$
Queen's Hotel
This is a budget-option family hotel on one of Stockholm's main shopping streets. Distances are short to well-known tourist attractions as well as to the subway and the central station. The hotel has 32 rooms, ranging from budget (without private shower and WC) to luxury rooms. Some of the rooms have Internet access.
Drottninggatan 71A
Tel: (08) 249 460.
Website: www.queenshotel.se
Price: $
This is a budget-option family hotel on one of Stockholm's main shopping streets. Distances are short to well-known tourist attractions as well as to the subway and the central station. The hotel has 32 rooms, ranging from budget (without private shower and WC) to luxury rooms. Some of the rooms have Internet access.
Drottninggatan 71A
Tel: (08) 249 460.
Website: www.queenshotel.se
Price: $
Other Recommendations
Birger Jarl
This trendy 235-room hotel has attracted a steady following among the city's cognoscenti, as well as with savvy visitors. The revamped Birger Jarl is the perfect example of the best of modern Scandinavian design without the harshness of too much minimalism. Individual designers have been brought in to create idiosyncratic rooms that can be surveyed on the web before booking. Other plus points include a number of meeting rooms and a theatre hall which can accommodate up to 150 delegates, and a rooftop gym with views of the city.
Tulegatan 8
Tel: (08) 674 1800.
Website: www.birgerjarl.se
Price: $$$
This trendy 235-room hotel has attracted a steady following among the city's cognoscenti, as well as with savvy visitors. The revamped Birger Jarl is the perfect example of the best of modern Scandinavian design without the harshness of too much minimalism. Individual designers have been brought in to create idiosyncratic rooms that can be surveyed on the web before booking. Other plus points include a number of meeting rooms and a theatre hall which can accommodate up to 150 delegates, and a rooftop gym with views of the city.
Tulegatan 8
Tel: (08) 674 1800.
Website: www.birgerjarl.se
Price: $$$
Central Hotel
This 3-star hotel is, as its name suggests, located very conveniently in the heart of modern Stockholm. Although the décor is plain and functional with few luxurious touches, the 93 en-suite guest rooms all have Internet access and satellite TVs. There is a conference room available, seating up to 16 delegates.
Vasagatan 38
Tel: (08) 5662 0800.
Website: www.centralhotel.se
Price: $$-$$$
This 3-star hotel is, as its name suggests, located very conveniently in the heart of modern Stockholm. Although the décor is plain and functional with few luxurious touches, the 93 en-suite guest rooms all have Internet access and satellite TVs. There is a conference room available, seating up to 16 delegates.
Vasagatan 38
Tel: (08) 5662 0800.
Website: www.centralhotel.se
Price: $$-$$$
Scandic Hotel Malmen
This 4-star hotel in Södermalm offers good value without sacrificing the level of facilities. The en-suite rooms are modern and comfortable, with extras such as satellite TV and Internet access in all rooms, soundproof windows and trouser presses all geared towards business visitors' needs. Wi-Fi access is available in all public areas.
Götgatan 49-51
Tel: (08) 5173 4700.
Website: www.scandic-hotels.com
Price: $$-$$$
This 4-star hotel in Södermalm offers good value without sacrificing the level of facilities. The en-suite rooms are modern and comfortable, with extras such as satellite TV and Internet access in all rooms, soundproof windows and trouser presses all geared towards business visitors' needs. Wi-Fi access is available in all public areas.
Götgatan 49-51
Tel: (08) 5173 4700.
Website: www.scandic-hotels.com
Price: $$-$$$
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