Romantic Hotels & Resorts in Stockholm from NZ$149

"I had the hardest time booking our hotel in Stockholm despite it being one of our first stops. The reason was because I had to make sure that the hotel take late check in. Hotel Hellsten does and it was actually a good decision. Breakfast was included and it was delish. They even prepared a to go breakfast box for us since we had to leave early. The room and bathroom was very satisfactory and service was great. Public transport was within walking distance from the hotel and there are resto...

"Cozy alternative to box chain hotels. Of the few hotels on Söder (south island). Easy access to restaurants, cafes, shopping, galleries, metro and bus. Cozy room with character. Breakfast had potential to be a bit more premium and with more variety but was ok. Overall a good value here"

"Beautiful hotel. Very helpful staff. The air conditioning in the room was very inadequate. We were told the system was decades old and outdated."

"The property itself was a great place to stay, clean and comfortable, with pleasant and helpful staff. Breakfasts were exceptional. Did not use the restaurant in the evening. Access to the commuter ferry was excellent. Unfortunately local road works meant we were unable to walk to Sodermalm over the nearest bridge and it was difficult to find an alternative pedestrian route."

"beuatiful"

"We loved our stay here and would highly recommend to anyone visiting Stockholm. The room was spacious, staff were friendly, and breakfast was in a cozy basement with lots of options. Such a unique hotel! Great location for Gamla Stan and surrounding areas. "

"Wonderful historic property that was difficult to find by car, but great once we got settled. Staff were all very helpful, especially the young front desk lady upon arrival and your Croatian waiter.ways access to all of Stockholm by public transportation. "

"A large well run hotel, a little bit outside the city centre but the nearby metro stop gets you there very quickly. The breakfast was amazing, too many choices "