Experts' Choice Award

Hotel J, Stockholm

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Top 6% of hotels in Stockholm

7/10

What the experts agree on

A New England-style escape on Stockholm's waterfront, Hotel J charms with its nautical, Hamptons-inspired look and harbor views—popular with locals for weekend getaways, just 10-20 minutes from downtown.

12 expert reviews

“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

Michelin Guide

"20C red-brick hotel with modern extensions and numerous event rooms, set in a quiet park overlooking the sea."

Jetsetter

"A 15-minute ride from Stockholm’s historic Gamla Stan, Hotel J is a waterfront escape close to all the downtown highlights of Sweden’s capital. Named after classic 1930s J-class yachts,..." Full review

Oyster

Upscale

"This nautical-themed, boutique hotel has a secluded, out-in-the-country feel, although it's only a 10-minute drive from central Stockholm." Full review

Tablet

19.4

"A modernist seaside structure housing a boutique hotel as well as a restaurant that’s popular with overnighters and day-trippers alike." Full review

Travel + Leisure

"Overlooking the Nacka Strand channel, Hotel J is reminiscent of a Newport hotel and yacht club with a nautical theme that fills the 158 rooms." Full review

Star Service

"A 20-minute drive from central Stockholm, 30 minutes by ferry, this is a popular locals' weekend retreat aimed at families and romantics." Full review

Afar Magazine

"From the Adirondack chairs lazily spread across the pier and the seafood restaurant’s waterfront deck, it’d be easy to confuse the Hotel J for somewhere in New England." Full review

National Geographic

"Great Scandinavian sailor ambience combined with personal service, good food, and great view; near town and still in the countryside." Full review

Mr & Mrs Smith

"Channeling its postcard-perfect views overlooking Stockholm harbour, Hotel J takes a yachting-inspired perspective with its red, white and blue colour palette." Full review

With 24,000 islands to choose from, there seems to be enough peace and seclusion for everyone.

Lonely Planet