Stockholm Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Stockholm, Sweden

Located in a great location - it was easy to explore Stockholm from here. The rooms are small, but as the receptionist explained to a couple who complained, the beds are standard size! The decor was tired in our room, the colour scheme and design was dark and heavy which didn't help in such a small room. The breakfast was fabulous, with plenty of choice and something for everyone, including a good gluten free selection. We spent a couple of hours on the lovely roof terrace. A bar up there would make it perfect!

Would not stay for more than a couple of days all about location

Hotel is very convenient, centrally located, and yet very quiet. It met and succeeded our expectations.

Love that the hotel has such charm and does not feel like a business hotel. You definitely get the sense that it is a converted manor house. Breakfast was delicious and a particular bonus given the expense of meals in Stockholm. Our room was small and cosy, but perfectly suitable. Everything was clean and the staff were friendly. Very close to the metro, and it didn't take long at all to get to all the areas of the city we wanted to see. Overall a very positive experience.

Simple and clean. If you're out the whole day sightseeing and you just need a clean room comfortable bed and clean bathroom, this is the place. The shared bathroom is not even an issue bcos there was no waiting at all. And they are clean. There is 1 shared bathroom for the whole floor but each bathroom has 4 cubicles with its own shower, toilet bowl and sink in it that has a door that you can lock. Then there's 2 extra sink outside...plus there's 1 toilet room on each floor. The only thing I didn't like was they didn't have breakfast. They have a sandwiches and hot tea/coffee/hot chocolate in the morning that you can purchase but there are also many bakeries/cafes outside that's within walking distance. The location is great as well.

We had a great time at the Lady Hamilton. The room was very spacious and comfortable. We really enjoyed the sauna, plunge pool and relaxation area. The staff were very friendly and the breakfast was amazing! Perfect location to walk around the old town. We did hear the church bells, but it was not that bad.

My wife and I stayed here for our anniversary trip (only one night, as we were hopping around Scandinavia). Our stay started off on a great note as we were upgraded to the captains quarters by the very friendly front-desk attendant. The captains quarters were quite nice with a separate sitting area, bedroom, bathroom, and private balcony area. It was much larger than we were prepared for, knowing this was more about the experience than lavish living spaces. The yacht is well-maintained and we had fun exploring after we had checked in. In the evening, my wife really wanted some hot chocolate (it was a cool evening) but we got to the restaurant right as they had closed down. The employee went above and beyond and opened back up just to get my wife her hot chocolate. The breakfast in the morning is everything you would expect from a buffet. Admittedly, they start to all look the same after a while, but this had a good mix of hot and cold foods, fruits and juices/coffee/tea. We knew to be prepared for a unique living quarters - and we have been on cruises before. I must say though, the most unique/fun thing about our room was the shower area. The shower was in the same space as the toilet - just pull a shower curtain to protect the sink/toilet paper area and go at it. It was something that we both laughed about - standing next to (or even sitting on) the toilet getting a shower... odd setup, but just a necessity with the allotted space. Overall - highly enjoyable!

This is so quaint, so beautiful, so comfortable. On the water. I have traveled a LOT and this is one of the nicest most enjoyable hotels I've ever stayed at! Wish I could stay here forever!