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Hotels in Stockholm
57 Hotels
Radisson Blu Royal Viking Hotel, Stockholm

This upscale chain hotel is predictable in terms of its generic decor and the features it offers, but you can't beat its central location that's right by the main train station. Its 459 rooms have a fresh, modern look and are equipped with minibars, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi, though some are small. Despite the extra fee, the breakfast buffet is popular with guests, but the dining room gets easily crowded. There's also an on-site restaurant, while the SkyBar offers views of the city skyline. Other features include a well-equipped fitness room, swimming pool, hot tub, and sauna. Travelers looking for a hotel with more character should consider the nearby boutique Berns Hotel, which has classy contemporary decor, but its pool and fitness center is located off-site.

Victory Hotel
5 Lilla Nygatan Old Town

This charming upper-middle-range hotel in Stockholm's old town features atmospheric interiors peppered with maritime artifacts, antiques, and trinkets. The nautical theme extends to the 45 homey guest rooms, which are named after Swedish sea captains and equipped with flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, and free Wi-Fi -- plus there are free coffee stations on every floor. Most rooms are small, but upgraded rooms are more spacious and have living rooms. The hotel is home to Djuret restaurant as well as a French bistro/wine bar and a cozy bar. Other features include a sauna, hot tub, and 13 meeting rooms, plus a free hot breakfast is served in the mornings. For another kind of nautical experience, check out the Malardrottningen Hotel and Restaurant, which is housed on a historic yacht by the old town.

Mornington Hotel Stockholm City

Despite its rather drab exterior, the Mornington Hotel is a quirky property located in the tony Ostermalm neighborhood close to Stockholm's city center -- reached in about 15 minutes on foot. Rooms are bright and simple with mini-libraries and free Wi-Fi, though some lack minibars. With a huge book collections, the hotel makes sure guests are never short of something to read. There's also a real emphasis on food with a decent free buffet breakfast with plenty of locally-sourced produce.  All in all, bookworms will love the place and by Stockholm standards, rates are generally reasonable. 

Malardrottningen Yacht Hotel and Restaurant

Malardrottningen Hotel and Restaurant is located on an old yacht that used to belong to the Woolworth's heiress, Barbara Hutton. The boat is now a mid-range hotel anchored next to Stockholm's old city, and its cabins have been converted into 61 compact guest rooms with bunk beds. There's a restaurant on-board with an outdoor terrace offering scenic views of the cityscape, and the boat's navigation room has been transformed into a bar. The buffet breakfast is free, and so is use of the on-board sauna. Travelers who prefer to stay on terra firma can consider Castle House Inn, located in the old town and offering spacious rooms at competitive rates. 

Connect Hotel City

The Connect Hotel City is a budget property situated in a residential area of Stockholm a seven-minute walk from the metro. The 110-room property holds 35 windowless economy rooms with shared bathrooms; small windowless "cabins" with private bathrooms; and single, triple, and upgraded superior rooms (these do have windows but no views to speak of). Jewel-toned textiles brightens these spaces, which are outfitted with flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, but they lack kettles or mini-fridges. Features are mostly limited to a reception desk that doubles as a bar and a dining area where a free continental breakfast is served, along with light meals for lunch and dinner. Those hunting for budget rates may prefer the nearby Stockholm Hostel; decor here is barebones, but the even-lower price tag is enticing.

Elite Hotel Adlon

The Elite Hotel Adlon is an upper-mid-range hotel housed in an attractive 19th-century property in the center of Stockholm. Set on one of Stockholm's main streets, the hotel is within easy walking distance of city center attractions, as well as a short stroll to train connections. While much of the property has been brought up to date, some parts of the hotel are still in need of a refresh. The breakfast, however, is excellent and the restaurant is one of the area's most popular. While rates are in-line with the surrounding competition, you might feel short-changed if you get a pre-refurbished room -- especially if it's one of the small ones. 

Central Hotel

As its name suggests, one of the strongest features of the Central Hotel is its location: it's a block from Stockholm's main train station and within walking distance of most area attractions. This small mid-range hotel has modern Scandinavian style, and many of its 110 bright and playful rooms overlook a pleasant courtyard garden. A free breakfast buffet is served in the hotel's French bistro, which is open for lunch and dinner and gets solid reviews. Overall, the hotel is a clean and no-nonsense option in a prime location, though Freys Hotel around the corner is generally a little cheaper, and rooms include minibars. 

First Hotel Reisen

The 144-room First Hotel Reisen is a historic waterfront property in Gamla Stan, Stockholm's Old Town, just a six-minute walk from the Royal Palace. The hotel has a stylish restaurant serving Swedish fare and a popular bar that attracts both guests and locals. Wellness facilities are situated in an atmospheric basement with vaulted brick ceilings, and include spa treatment rooms, a sauna, plunge pool, and a small gym with limited equipment. Other features like meeting rooms and a charming library with a fireplace round out the perks. Guest rooms offer traditional decor and modern amenities, but some entry-level rooms can be small. Travelers could also consider the Scandic Gamla Stan -- it lacks a restaurant and wellness facilities, but does have a small rooftop terrace.

Freys Hotel

The 127-room Freys Hotel is an upscale hotel with boutique touches that's two blocks from Central Station in the middle of Stockholm. The hotel has a quirky equine design scheme and solid eco-friendly credentials. Rooms are sharp and cozy, and spacious suites have balconies, but many rooms are small. The bustling Belgian restaurant on-site offers an outdoor terrace plus an excellent beer selection, and the free breakfast buffet is excellent (just be prepared for a crowd). The hotel's rates for its location are hard to beat, but guests looking for even more personality in their rooms should consider the nearby Story Hotel.

Clarion Collection Hotel Wellington

Located in an affluent residential neighborhood, the mid-range Clarion Collection Hotel Wellington is within walking distance to Stureplan's street life, shopping, and nightclubs. A subway station is an eight-minute walk from the hotel, connecting to the city center in 10 to 15 minutes -- Stockholm Central Station is one stop away. Most of the hotel's 60 guest rooms have balconies or terraces, and all include flat-screen TVs, DVDs, coffeemakers, and free Wi-Fi. Suites add minibars and Nespresso machines. But none of the rooms have air-conditioning. A breakfast buffet and a dinner buffet are included in the rate. The hotel also has a lobby bar and terrace, but it lacks a fitness center (though discounts are available to a nearby gym). Travelers might want to consider the Elite Eden Park Hotel, which has a full restaurant, pub, gym, and sauna.