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Hotel Birger Jarl

4.2 of 5 • 6,916 reviews
Norrmalm
Friendly n helpful staff..
The breakfast buffet is quality and very good.
£74

Sheraton Stockholm Hotel

4.2 of 5 • 3,969 reviews
Gamla Stan
Great location - super friendly staff
Great location close to old town and new town shopping.
£128

Story Hotel Riddargatan

4.3 of 5 • 1,582 reviews
Ostermalm
Very convenient location, great staff.
Lots of good restaurants and shopping nearby.
£142

Hotel With Urban Deli

4.4 of 5 • 715 reviews
Norrmalm
Walk to airport shuttle/main bus and train stations.
The restaurant and deli and cafe were amazing!
£96

Story Hotel Signalfabriken

4.2 of 5 • 1,080 reviews
Solna
The staff was very friendly and helpful.
Many are not expensive shops and cafes nearby.
£80

Grand Hôtel Stockholm

4.7 of 5 • 1,149 reviews
Gamla Stan
Good locationVery good food.
Hotel bar and restaurant are world class.
£270

Scandic No 53

4.1 of 5 • 3,934 reviews
Norrmalm
Nice hotel- great location for events/activities.
Nice hotel and friendly staff.
£90

Hotel Diplomat

4.4 of 5 • 1,581 reviews
Ostermalm
Charming hotel with great location.
The food was delicious and the experience was idyllic.
£194

Motel L

4.4 of 5 • 2,729 reviews
Johanneshov
Great value, clean, good location.
Nice hotel close to shops and restaurants.
£59

Pop House Hotel, BW Premier Collection

4.4 of 5 • 733 reviews
Gamla Stan
Walking distance to Skansen, Nordic/vasa museum.
Good hotel for stockholm's natural experience.
£96

 

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Recent Reviews in Stockholm

Expedia Verified Review

5 out of 5

Good value for money. The room was very quiet and comfortable although we would have liked to have had a bit larger room. What was disappointing was that we wanted to take a boat/ferry to town but instructions and time table were not clear and correct and we missed the boat. The replacement bus was running every few minutes from outside the building to the underground station, which was only a few stops away from the centre of the city. We will stay there again next time when visiting our relatives.

A verified traveller from London stayed at Motel L


Posted 17 hours ago

Reviews for Motel L

Wonderful view

5 out of 5

This hotel is in the perfect location with great views if the old city and water front and close to several good restaurants. There was an excellent choice at the buffet breakfast

A verified traveller from uk stayed at First Hotel Reisen


Posted 2 days ago

Reviews for First Hotel Reisen

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Pocket Guide: Stockholm

Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is a pretty, picturesque city with an island structure somewhat reminiscent of Venice. The Old Town is the oldest part and a historical work of art in of itself, with Gothic churches and the Royal Palace acting as highlights. There’s so much to see and do: pay a visit to Skansen (an open-air museum and zoo), the high circular reading room of the city library and Djurgården (an island with lots of green and beautiful villas).

Norrmalm

Norrmalm is considered the cultural and commercial heart of Stockholm, with lots of entertainment, shops and restaurants. Go shopping in the Hamngatan, Biblioteksgatan and Kungsgatan or take a walk along the Sergelsplein. The trendy Vasastan is also in Norrmalm and is well known for its small local restaurants and vintage shops.

The hotel supply in the popular Norrmalm is quite good. There are a number of four star hotels, including romantic offerings near the Royal Swedish Opera; great for an affordable yet luxury holiday.

Östermalm

Östermalm is east of the city centre and is known as an upscale neighbourhood with expensive houses, haute couture shops and big designer label stores.

Tip: if you’re on a budget, get lunch at the Östermalms Food Hall. If you’ve got shopping on the mind then Sturegallerian is also recommended.

Gamla Stan - Old Town

South of Norrmalm and Östermalm is Gamla Stan, the oldest part of Stockholm. It is located on an island and is famous for its colourful houses, cobblestone streets and old churches. Stortorget (the main square) and the Royal Palace are among the main attractions.

Although Gamla Stan is one of the main tourist hotspots in Stockholm, the hotel supply here is somewhat limited. You can choose from about 10 hotels, including several romantic hotels, near the Royal Palace and Stockholm Cathedral.

Södermalm

Finally there’s Södermalm, a district just under the Old Town of Gamla Stan. Although it was one of the poorest parts of the Swedish capital, is now been completely regenerated and is a popular place to stay. Here you'll find SoFo, a hip neighbourhood reminiscent of New York's SoHo, and the Medborgarplatsen.

The hotels on offer in Södermalm range from two to four star. You can choose from a selection of hotel types, from a family hotel near Maria Square to a boutique hotel in SoFo.

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