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Hotels in Stockholm
57 Hotels
Best Western Plus Time Hotel

Built in 2007, this 144-room hotel is an upper-middle-range option on a tree-lined street in the Vasastan district, northwest of Stockholm’s tourist core. It isn’t within walking distance of top attractions; however, public transit is conveniently close, and the heart of the city is just three metro stops away. Comfortable, contemporary rooms -- ranging from standards to studios with kitchenettes -- have Neo-Baroque flair and, in most cases, Juliet balconies or furnished terraces. But the hotel itself has limited features: for instance, there’s no on-site restaurant or workout room. On the upside, a gorge-worthy breakfast buffet is included in the rate, and guests are given free access to a nearby fitness center. Travelers wanting the reassurance of a brand name closer to the city center can try the three-and-a-half-pearl Radisson Blu Strand Hotel instead.

Maude's Hotel Enskede Stockholm
3 Svedmyraplan Enskede

A solid mid-range property, the 42-room Maude’s Hotel Enskede offers a pleasant, clean, and comfortable stay outside the city center, but few extra property features. Accommodations, which include single- and double-occupancy rooms, have wood floors, desks, flat-screen TVs, and stuffed animals, but bathrooms are dated and there’s few extras (no mini-fridges or electric kettles, for example). A simple, free breakfast is served daily in the lobby, spilling onto a charming deck and wraparound porch in the warmer months. The residential area is pleasant and quiet yet accessible to the city center -- it’s a three-minute walk to the metro, and 15 to 20 minutes into the city center. Travelers looking for a little more quirk and something closer to the city center might consider the Malardrottningen Hotel and Restaurant, though rooms there are smaller.

Elite Hotel Arcadia

Located in the fashionable Ostermalm district close to a subway station and other transportation, Elite Hotel Arcadia is an upper-middle-range property that's popular with business travelers. Its 90 rooms, suites, and apartments are decorated in a modern, minimalist style and include flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, minibars, and safes. Lower-category rooms are cramped and have small bathrooms, but the larger apartments include kitchenettes and sitting areas. The hotel has a restaurant and bar on-site, as well as a small fitness center and a sauna, plus a buffet breakfast is included in rates. Travelers might want to compare rates with Elite Palace Hotel Stockholm, which offers more features and larger rooms, but it's also not within walking distance of the Old Town.

ProfilHotels Hotel Riddargatan

Hotel Riddargatan is a mid-range chain hotel located on the edge of Stockholm’s city center, within walking distance of Old Town and within easy access of numerous restaurants, shops, and attractions. The 58 rooms are colorful, but haven’t been updated since 2002 and lack air-conditioning. Still, they have great perks like flat-screen TVs, minibars and coffee- and tea-making facilities, and a few even come equipped with free weights. Hotel features include a small library room, a cozy bar, and a free hot and cold breakfast buffet, but interiors throughout are a bit bland. Another option to consider could be Freys Hotel, which has upscale interiors and a Belgian restaurant on-site.

Clarion Collection Tapto

The Clarion Collection Tapto is an upper-mid-range, 140-room hotel situated in a leafy and largely residential neighborhood a 10 minutes' drive from the center of Stockholm. Rooms are clean and sleek (if simple) with free Wi-Fi . Some have balconies, but some are quite small and bathrooms are underwhelming with tiny shower stalls and green tiling. Free breakfast and dinner is a real bonus, and fitness facilities are impressively modern. If the location isn't an issue, this Clarion is a solid pick, though for a more central setting check out the Clarion Hotel Sign, which also has a pool. 

Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel

The 414-room Radisson Blu Waterfront is an upscale, business-friendly hotel that's connected to the landmark Congress Center in central Stockholm. While the immediate area isn't picturesque, the location is super convenient for the central train station while also putting the city center within easy reach. While most rooms are on the small side, they are smart and clean, and some have good views of Lake Malaren, Riddarfjarden, or city hall. Breakfast and dining options are ample, but there's no spa facilities or pool. Overall, the Radisson Blu Waterfront is a straightforward business hotel. Travelers seeking a little more character might want to check out the nearby family-run Freys Hotel.

Scandic Park

Located in the upscale Ostermalm district, Scandic Park sits directly opposite Humlegarden Park, and is within walking distance of the subway. This upper-middle-range property spreads 201 rooms over six floors. Rooms incorporate bold black and yellow or bright red tones, which could be read as retro chic or clunky, depending, but the furniture shows wear. Standard in-room amenities include flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and mini-fridges, while higher-priced rooms add minibars, whirlpool tubs, and kettles -- some Suites add saunas and balconies. Rates include an organic breakfast buffet, there's also a restaurant and bar with a large outdoor terrace, a small fitness center, a sauna, and meeting rooms. But travelers may prefer Elite Eden Park Hotel, which offers  spacious, contemporary rooms; two restaurants; and extras like free chocolates and cognac.

Scandic Norra Bantorget

The Scandic Norra Bantorget is a solid mid-range option a 20-minute walk from Old Town. The hotel’s 237 rooms vary in style; some are modern, some are outdated, and some are cramped and windowless. However, all have flat-screen TVs and kettles, and Studio Apartments (located in a separate building) add kitchenettes. Amenities are limited: There's no pool, parking, meeting rooms, or on-site gym (though the hotel does offer free passes to a nearby gym). Still, the Scandic does have a restaurant and bar offering a free organic buffet breakfast and Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. The Elite Hotel Adlon is a nearby alternative with a small gym, rooms with minibars, and restaurant that’s popular with the locals. 

Hotel Rival

Owned by former ABBA-member Benny Andersson, the boutique Hotel Rival is located in a residential neighborhood, overlooking a small park. Though popular sites and museums are a 15-minute ride away, the hotel is a destination unto itself, with a large auditorium theater and a popular restaurant and cafe frequented by locals as well as guests. The funky, modern design of the upscale rooms only adds to the hip vibe.

Clarion Hotel Amaranten

Clarion Hotel Amaranten is a large, attractive property, dating back to the late 60s, located on Stockholm's Kungsholmen island -- a quieter side of the city across the canal from the capital's center. While 2011 renovations brought most of the property up to date, with attractive and arty interiors, some works are on-going. Rooms vary from small Moderate-level options with tiny bathrooms to spacious suites with private terraces and whirlpool tubs. Eating and drinks options are impressive and decent health facilities complete the offering. It's a solid option away from the city's main hubbub.