Hotels in Stockholm

The summer months of June through to August offer you the best weather, with temperatures reaching into the mid-20s and the sun shining long into the evening. But there is no bad time to visit Stockholm, which is busy all year round due to its beautiful winters when snow is almost always guaranteed.

Choose somewhere to stay in the centre of Stockholm if you want the best possible access to everything this city has to offer. Hotels in Norrmalm put you right in the heart of the Swedish capital, ensuring that you are within walking distance of its Mood and Gallerian shopping centres. The National Museum of Sweden and the Royal Opera House are also a 10 – 20 minute stroll away.A little further south is Södermalm, a vibrant part of the city that attracts a lot of younger people due to its trendy cafés, restaurants and bars. It’s only a 25-minute bus journey away from Långholmen Island, a great place for relaxing and walking, thanks to its sandy bathing beaches and lush parks.Hotels in Gamla stan, the Old Town, put you right in the centre of the city’s waterways. With plenty of scope for canal-side strolls, this is an ideal location for couples that seek a romantic getaway. This remarkably well-preserved medieval location is also home to Stockholm Cathedral and the Nobel Museum.If you’re looking for a serene Stockholm stay but still want to be central, hotels in Djurgården are available. Families will love a visit to the ABBA Museum and the chance to learn more about Sweden’s most celebrated musical export.Adults that seek a lively nightlife should consider hotels in Vasastan. This neighbourhood is home to a number of live music venues. For instance, you can enjoy jazz at Fashcing and Stampen. During the day, Vasastan is ideal for exploring its many vintage shops and checking out sculptures at Carl Eldh Ateljémuseum and contemporary art at Bonniers Konsthall.