4 Unique Hotels in Stockholm, Sweden
Hotel Rival - Former Cinema Became Sweden's First Boutique Hotel
Hotel Rival is the offspring of a 1937-inauguration cinema at the Mariatorget Square in Stockholm. With 1218 seats, it used to be one of the biggest cinemas in the Swedish capital. After its closure in 2002, Swedish songwriter and musician Benny Andersson - famous for writing nearly all ABBA songs …
Nobis Hotel - 19th-Century Bourgeoisie Stone Architecture In Stockholm
The Nobis Hotel offers a relaxed atmosphere and luxury accommodations from a staff whose sole purpose is to provide unparalleled customer service. The hotel is conveniently situated in Norrmalmstorg, one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in Stockholm, so guests are free to discover all the city's delights. Nobis Hotel is …
Nordic Light Hotel - Mood Rooms Inspired By The Aurora Borealis
Famous for its ‘mood rooms’ – this is Stockholm’s foremost design hotel. Its rooms are fitted with lighting designed to inspire moods and create atmospheres – like lighting a candle and dimming the lights - only more awesome. You can choose ‘relaxing blue’, ‘refreshing green’ or ‘pulsing red’ and adjust …
Langholmen Hotel - Former Swedish Prison
The activities available to guests and groups at the Langholmen Hotel are all about pretending to be a prisoner and making your escape from the island. You will learn skills such as teamwork, climbing, and marksmanship. Has no one told the staff that Langholmen is no longer a prison? I …