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Its location is one of the best in the city... the service is slick and professional, and it predicts your every need. — Fodor's
₱11,599
on Booking.comOwned by Benny from Abba, the Rival was created by combining the best parts of the 1930s hotel that once stood here with high-tech comforts. — Time Out
₱8,520
on Booking.comThe Nordic Light is stylish in a very Scandinavian way: white walls, wooden floors, absurdly comfortable beds, hearty breakfasts. — Time Out
₱6,571
on Booking.comFamily-owned and has a prime waterfront location on this very desirable street... the Diplomat is hip and modern. — Concierge
₱9,889
on Booking.comThe location, close to the waterfront in the city center, is unbeatable. — Concierge
₱5,973
on Booking.comCharming Arts and Crafts townhouse in a peaceful residential area. — Michelin Guide
₱39,506
on Booking.comThe country behind Ikea brings a similarly streamlined aesthetic to the affordable hotel chain Clarion. — Travel + Leisure
₱5,874
on Booking.comThis urban luxury hotel – grand on the outside; quintessentially Nordic minimalist on the inside – lies in glitzy Östermalm district’s most coveted square. — The Telegraph
₱6,048
on Booking.comThe hotel is perfect for those who want quick access to the best of the city followed by undisturbed sleep. — Condé Nast Traveler
₱5,923
on Booking.comIf Stockholm epitomizes cool, then the Lydmar Hotel has somehow managed to improve upon that ideal. — Afar Magazine
₱15,194
on Booking.comA stylish central Stockholm stay at an 18th-century hotel overlooking the waterfront, with breakfast. — Jetsetter
₱7,222
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A 20-minute bus, boat or taxi ride from the city, this hotel is beautifully situated on the coast. A 1912 summer house and two modern extensions house 44 rooms. — Time Out
₱4,470
on Booking.comLocated just a couple minutes away from Central Station and the center of Stockholm, City Backpackers is the perfect place for, well, backpackers. — EuroCheapo
₱1,044
on Booking.comWith over 400 rooms, this massive yet quintessentially Nordic hotel offers business travellers easy access to fitness facilities, good food, and meeting resources within minimalist contemporary décor. — The Telegraph
₱6,279
on Booking.comOnce a Scandic Hotel, the Stockholm Slussen reopened as Sweden's first Hilton in 2002 and, despite its five-star rating, there's something faintly depressing about its lack of personality. — Time Out
₱5,607
on Booking.comElaborate art nouveau staircase, pre-war-style cut-crystal light fittings in the buzzy bar and restaurant, mid-century modern furnishings, Seventies-style parquet floors. — Mr & Mrs Smith
₱6,631
on Booking.comThe staff makes a concerted effort to keep you happy, and recent bathroom upgrades were a good idea. — Concierge
₱3,786
on Booking.comWhat was once the home of criminals now houses a joint hostel and hotel, a theatre, a gallery, a restaurant that does an elaborate afternoon tea and a museum with guided tours. — Time Out
₱3,287
on Booking.comA contemporary stay in Stockholm's fashionable Södermalm with breakfast - Christmas market dates available. — Jetsetter
₱5,607
on Booking.comThe staff at the Nordic Sea Hotel are attentive and happy to provide information on the best places to visit. All rooms are decorated individually in Scandinavian style. — DK Eyewitness
₱5,808
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