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Clas på Hörnet
Stockholm · 24 rooms
A Stockholm landmark since 1731, restored with 24 rooms and a restaurant open to the public.
City · No. 1 in Sweden
Stockholm's boutique hotels fill former residences, an old bank and a girls' school, in the middle of a city built on islands.
Handpicked boutique hotels
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Stockholm · 24 rooms
A Stockholm landmark since 1731, restored with 24 rooms and a restaurant open to the public.
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Stockholm
A former private residence in the embassy quarter, designed like a home with antiques and a shared kitchen.
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Stockholm
A small family-run hotel in a building dating from 1647, with unique rooms between the Old Town and Södermalm.
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Stockholm · 50 rooms
A design hotel with 50 individually designed earth-toned rooms and a harbor-view lobby restaurant.
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Stockholm
A hotel beside Nybroviken harbor that blends muted art deco design with its original 1910 building.
Stockholm spreads over fourteen islands, and its small hotels take advantage of the water, the old town and the sophisticated Östermalm and Södermalm neighborhoods. Design is a point of pride, and most hotels have a good restaurant or bar.
Ett Hem is the standout, a former private residence in the embassy quarter filled with antiques. Clas på Hörnet, a landmark since 1731, has 24 rooms and a restaurant. The Bank Hotel mixes art deco design with a building from 1910 beside Nybroviken harbor, and Berns Hotel opened in 1863. Lydmar Hotel has 50 individually designed rooms, and Hotel Frantz is a family-run hotel in a building from 1647.
The metro and ferries make everything easy. Visit in June for light evenings or December for Lucia and Christmas markets.
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We list 5 boutique hotels in Stockholm, including Clas på Hörnet, Ett Hem and Hotel Frantz.
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