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Hotels in Stockholm

Prices in hotels 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 three pricing categories:
Luxury (over Skr2,500)
Moderate (Skr1,200 to Skr2,500)
Cheap (up to Skr1,200)
These prices are the lowest standard rates for a double room in winter, including sales tax. Breakfast is usually included, unless otherwise stated.

Sales tax at 12% is automatically added to the bill. Tipping of porters is common, although tipping for room service is not expected.

Berns Hotel

Berns, which celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2009, is one of the most exclusive places to stay in Stockholm. The 82 rooms 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. The hotel's restaurants and bars have undergone a Terence Conran-aided makeover. The Clock Suite is legendary and a favourite of younger, trendier celebrities.

Address: Berzelii Park, Stockholm, Sweden

Telephone: (08) 5663 2200

http://www.berns.se

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 rooftop gym with views of the city.

Address: Tulegatan 8, Stockholm, Sweden

Telephone: (08) 674 1800

http://www.birgerjarl.se

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 classics and the angular glass exterior, designed by acclaimed Swedish architect Gert Wingårdh, expresses class and modernity. Guests can also enjoy panoramic views from the rooftop spa and sample the latest Swedish cuisine in the Aquavit Grill & Raw Bar.

Address: Östra Järnvägsgatan 35, Stockholm, Sweden

Telephone: (08) 676 9899

http://www.clarionsign.se

Elite Hotel 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 90 rooms with shower, phone, TV and internet connection. 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.

Telephone: (08) 5662 1500

http://www.elite.se

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. The Grand Hotel also enjoys an excellent location on the waterfront, with views back across the Old Town. 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 also has extensive fitness facilities and beauty treatments, and its new Matsalen Restaurant already boasts two Michelin stars.

Address: Södra Blaisholmshamnen 8, Stockholm, Sweden

Telephone: (08) 679 3500

http://www.grandhotel.se

Hotel Rival

The capital's first boutique hotel is located on Södermalm, in a former cinema (hence the huge black and white photographs of Swedish film stars gracing the walls of the 99 bedrooms). The funky Rival is owned by Benny Andersson, of ABBA fame, who has turned it into the most rock 'n roll place to stay in Stockholm. Rooms are large and well appointed, and facilities include a stunning art deco cocktail bar and an on-site bakery.

Address: Mariatorget 3, Stockholm, Sweden

Telephone: (08) 5457 8900

http://www.rival.se

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. There is also free parking on site. 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.

Address: Långholmen (by Långholmsbron), Stockholm, Sweden

Telephone: (08) 720 8500

http://www.langholmen.com

Nordic Hotel

Within easy walking distance of Stockholm's main railway station and the Arlanda Express airport rail link, this hotel boasts 542 rooms, all with internet access. 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 enjoy a drink... literally.

Address: Vasaplan 7, Stockholm, Sweden

Telephone: (08) 5056 3000

http://www.nordichotels.se

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 53 rooms, ranging from budget (without private shower and WC) to luxury rooms. Some of the rooms have internet access.

Address: Drottninggatan 71A, Stockholm, Sweden

Star Rating: 4

Stockholm

Birger Jarlsgatan 24 Box 55955 Stockholm

Located in the heart of Stockholm at Stureplan, well-known for its numerous shops and restaurants....

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