Stockholm hotels

Q: Are hotels in Stockholm safe during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis?

Hotels are safe environments for travelers as long as they properly implement sanitary measures in response to coronavirus (COVID-19). However, we recommend getting in touch with the local authorities regarding safety procedures for hotels in Stockholm. For more advice, please view our information page on what to know about coronavirus (COVID-19) and travel .

Q: Where to stay in Stockholm?

Hotels in Södermalm, Hässelby-Vällingby, and near Tegnerlunden Park have the most searches on KAYAK.

Q: What are the best hotels near Tegnerlunden Park?

Travellers who like staying near Tegnerlunden Park recommend Haymarket by Scandic, Hotel Birger Jarl, and Generator Stockholm.

Q: How much does a hotel cost in Stockholm?

KAYAK users have found double rooms in Stockholm for as cheap as £7 in the last 3 days. The average price is £104.

Q: Are there good hotels near Stockholm airport?

Situated between Terminals 4 and 5 of Arlanda airport, you can’t get a better location than the Clarion Hotel Arlanda Airport, with views of the runway from its heated rooftop pool. The Radisson Blu Arlandia Hotel is almost as close, with stylish, soundproofed rooms just minutes from the airport and a free shuttle bus that goes to all terminals.

Q: Which neighbourhoods are close to Stockholm’s central station?

Hotels near Stockholm Central Station tend to be clustered in the district of Norrmalm, although you can also choose to stay across the river in Gamla Stan or in the more affordable Kungsholmen neighbourhood. Popular picks include the Radisson Blue Royal Viking Hotel, just a two-minute walk from the station, and the quirkily designed Hotel C Stockholm.

Q: What hotels in Stockholm have especially good spa services?

The revitalising spa at the prestigious Grand Hôtel Stockholm is a perfect homage to Nordic bathing culture, with Swedish massages, cold-water plunges and a traditional pine sauna. Meanwhile, the trendy rooftop spa at Downtown Camper by Scandic offers a more sociable experience, with a year-round heated pool, juice bar and yoga classes overlooking the city skyline.

Q: What neighbourhoods in Stockholm are good for families?

The Vasastan neighbourhood has a friendly, local feel, with plenty of cafés, parks and budget hotels to recoup in after a day of sightseeing. Recommended for families with older children is the island of Djurgården, packed with family-friendly activities including Gröna Lund amusement park and ABBA: The Museum.

Q: What are the best hotels near Friends Arena?

Hotels near Sweden’s national football stadium are found in the outer suburb of Solna, north of the city centre. These include the budget-friendly Quality Hotel Friends, with thoughtful design touches and a 25th-floor brasserie sporting views of the stadium, or the Winery Hotel, which offers a chic boutique look and a cool rooftop wine bar overlooking green parkland.

Q: How much is a hotel in Stockholm for this weekend?

In the last 72 hours, users have found Stockholm hotels for this weekend for as low as £10 per night. Users have also found 3-star hotels from £37 and 4-star hotels from £50.

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Good to know

Low season	January	Cheapest month to stay with an average 47% drop in price.
High season	May	Most expensive month to stay with an average 40% rise in price.
Average price (weeknight)	£155	Average Sun - Thu price over the last 2 weeks.
Average price (weekend night)	£99	Average Fri & Sat price over the last 2 weeks.

How much is a Stockholm hotel?

Here are our most popular & best value hotels

2 stars and below

Best value #1 Lodge 32 £10 per night

Best value #2 Crafoord Place £10 per night

3 stars

4 stars and above

Radisson Blu Royal Viking Hotel, Stockholm

Best value #1 Mornington Hotel Stockholm Bromma £54 per night

Best value #2 Best Western Plus Sthlm Bromma £55 per night

Top tips for finding the perfect Stockholm hotel

Five stars abound in Sweden’s capital, where you can stay in luxury and comfort in some of Stockholm’s most fashionable districts. At the top end of the scale, you have Ett Hem (‘Home’ in Swedish), an intimate boutique hotel set inside a redbrick townhouse in the upmarket Östermalm neighbourhood. For quintessential Scandi style, try Hotel At Six, a design and art hotel in central Stockholm set inside a former bank.
Couples will find charming boutique hotels and guesthouses tucked along the cobbled streets of Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s Old Town. Many are inside historic buildings, such as the Lord Nelson Hotel, which does credit to its naval theme by decking its rooms out with nautical antiques.
When it comes to midrange hotels, Stockholm has a number of reputable international chains that regularly score among the city’s top 10 business hotels. These include the minimalist-looking Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel in Norrmalm and the Hilton Stockholm Slussen in trendy Södermalm.
The trick for booking cheap hotels in Stockholm is to snap them up way ahead of everyone else, or to travel outside of the peak summer months of June, July and August. Failing that, budget hotels and hostels are found in up-and-coming neighbourhoods like the north-central Vasastan, an artsy area popular with students, or the hipster haven of Hornstull on the western tip of the Södermalm archipelago.
For a unique hotel experience, why not stay on a boat? Soak up sunset views from the deck of a steamship at the Loginn Hotel, which floats in a central position on the Söder Mälarstrand. Or, if it’s a hostel with a twist that you’re after, step onboard the Stf Af Chapman & Skeppsholmen, housed inside an old trading ship overlooking the Old Town.