The best hotels Stockholm

Hotel Riddargatan is a haven of peace in the centre of the Swedish capital. Not only are you greeted with a smile and you are spoiled by all the freedom and tranquillity necessary, but furthermore, the calm and the light that extends in each of the rooms of the establishment give you energy to start the conquest of Stockholm. Located 20 minutes walk from the Vasa Museum, 15 minutes from the Grand Place and 10 minutes from T-Centralen, the Hotel Riddargatan, located in the street of the same name, offers a very professional service.

Don't stop at the sad appearance of this modern hotel! All rooms have been relookées by Swedish designers, some of the most popular in the country! Ask for a look at the non-busy rooms…

Still a famous ship! The Mälarendrottningen, with a white splendour, was in the 1920 s the yacht of American billionaire Barbara Hutton. This two-bridge yacht has become a hotel of 60 cabins, small but luxurious. We sleep in bunk beds but the location is particularly privileged because the Mälarendrottningen is moored on the quays of the island of Riddarholmen, 50 m from the Riddarholmskyrkan church. You can take lunch on the bridge.

In 1780, the building first served as a barracks for the then policemen, called the sausages, then it was turned into a hospital before becoming a hotel. It is located in one of the city's most lively districts. Just at the entrance to the street every evening, a baker prepares bread and brioches of the day. Oh, these little cinnamon brioches still warm!

They are two youth hostels located opposite the other, with the same office of reception. They are probably also the best hostels in the city on Skeppsholmen Island, facing Gamla Stan. Af Chapman has the particularity of being a majestic sailboat dating back to 1888, serving as youth hostel since 1949! The hostel is held for the most beautiful of the country and it is only justice. With its 74,7 m long and 11,4 m wide, this sailboat, the most famous in Sweden after the Vasa, offers an incomparable view over the Royal castle. The hostel offers 136 beds in cabins from 2 to 10 people. Let's say that it's better not to be claustrophobic in order to sleep in small and poorly ventilated cabins. If there are showers, it is impossible to prepare a meal. To have a cabin, it is advisable to reserve or to appear early in the morning: We're doing the tail with American and Italian tourists wearing caps, tennis, jeans and backpacks.

Skeppsholmen Hostel is right in front of the sailboat and offers 160 beds in rooms from 2 to 15 people (rooms on the first floor are adapted to accommodate disabled people). It is at the entrance of the 2 hostels as well as coffee and kitchen. We are in the immediate surroundings of the modern Museum, the Museum of Architecture and the Museum of the World East Asia. Af's cabins and Skeppsholmen rooms are closed between a. m. and p. m. But the hostel is open all night for night owls. Parking spaces are rare for vehicles.

The hotel offers a wide range of addresses, from the cheapest to the most expensive, to stay in and around Stockholm. If you are not completely comfortable in English (or Swedish), let one of the hostesses who will offer you a selection of hotels (with some interesting discounts) and which will reserve for you the room of your choice or for a youth hostel with some Sek per person. Insist on getting the addresses of the rooms in the living room (not very expensive but in general pretty remote) because they are not proposed systematically. If you are looking to combine the benefits of affordable accommodation at the centre and price, it is difficult to find better than city hostels. For families, the best solution remains camping. There are about ten around Stockholm. In summer, a caravaning land is opened in the heart of the city, on Långholmen. In order to help you better locate the addresses, we inform you of the district in addition to the number and street, as well as the metro station. Attention, some stations are quite remote from the places treated, better accessible by bus and some quarters are served only by one station (e. g.: Gamla Stan).

A sublime hotel dating back to 1910, in the th century style. The entrance hall is filled with marble and you can see, painted on the right wall, a Stockholm plan of the time. The rooms are large and personalized, just like in a th century bourgeois house, white furniture and wooden floors.

Stockholm's most unusual and best-located hostel! Right in the heart of the city, STF af Chapman & Skeppsholmen is sure to win you over with its pleasant surroundings and views of the old town and the Royal Castle. You can choose between a comfortable cabin on the ship, or a lovely room in an old craftsman's house just across the street. On the ship, you can choose between double rooms, dormitories or a private room in the captain's cabin.

This Hilton is less than a kilometer from Gamla Stan, with views over the Old Town, and just a few meters from the Slussen metro, which takes you everywhere. WiFi is free, and there's a restaurant and 24-hour gym. Pets are allowed. The rooms are very comfortable, with a sober, uncluttered decor - the classic Hilton style. It's not a place of great originality, but the essentials are there, ensuring a warm, peaceful stay for families or lovers.

The At Six Hotel is the ideal starting point for a shopping spree in the department stores, exploring the cultural sights, but also the old streets of Gamla Stan or enjoying the entertainment and nightlife. 343 exclusive rooms with a cozy atmosphere, tastefully decorated with the usual Nordic Choice touch that combines trendy materials, marble, wood, designer furniture, Swedish handicrafts and contemporary art. Restaurants and bars with divine food and drinks complete the experience.

Hidden behind the huge glass facade from which it takes its name, Hellstens Glashus will appeal to those who love offbeat worlds. As soon as you enter the huge lobby, you'll notice the exposed brick and the original stone on the floor, both of which make the hotels of the owner, Swedish anthropologist and photographer Per Hellsten, authentic. He has done everything to preserve the soul of the place within these walls. The rooms, spread over 5 floors, are bright, cozy and colorful with large windows, a flat screen TV and a desk.

Set in a ^19th-century house, this establishment offers rooms with original decor. In the bathroom, you'll find a selection of beauty products from the prestigious Grown Alchemist brand. The front desk remains open late into the evening to ensure a comfortable, carefree stay. To get your day off to a good start, we offer a hearty breakfast, perfect for invigorating you and preparing you for the activities ahead.

Housed in a bourgeois building dating from 1898, on the quiet Luntmakargatan Street, just a stone's throw from the central Sveavägen Street (one of the busiest streets in the city), Hotel Hellsten is the ideal address for travelers looking for a quiet and exotic atmosphere. Its founder, Swedish anthropologist and photographer Per Hellsten, has created an elegant and original place with a subtle design and a unique atmosphere. Works of art and African masks on the walls, statues and carved wooden doors and of course, superb photographic images.

Rex Petit, or how to cleverly convert old cellars into small rooms full of character... In the basement of the Rex Hotel, there are about twenty rooms, sometimes vaulted, often very small (they measure on average 6^m2) but colourful and warm, even though they have no windows. Most of them have private showers and toilets, but prices drop when the toilets are in the corridor. Advantage: the reception and breakfast are the same as at the Rex Hotel.

It is from the windows of this huge building that throws its flags to the sky that the old town has the reputation of being the most beautiful. It is located on the Blasieholmskajen quay, next to the Kungsträdgården gardens and opposite the Royal Castle, and its location is unbeatable. The Grand Hotel was built in 1874 by the Frenchman Régis Cadier and has become during its 145 years of existence the flagship of Stockholm's hotel industry, welcoming many film stars, top athletes and others. Gastronomic restaurant, piano bar, terrace.

On the island of Långholmen, this building is a former prison converted into a hotel and youth hostel in summer. The recipe was simple: forget the past and transform the cells into rooms for 2 to 4 people (the cells are adapted for disabled guests). And there's no need to wake up with a bunch of keys. Restaurant, self-catering facilities, Internet, wifi, washing machines, TV rooms and a small museum. It's the ideal place to spend a green holiday in the heart of Stockholm!