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Nobis Hotel
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Norrmalmstorg 2-4, Stockholm 111 86, Sweden
From $104/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
Michelin Guide "Spacious bedrooms offer clean lines, neutral hues."
Travel + Leisure "Despite a color palette seemingly inspired by the Nordic winter (slate gray; stark white; deep brown), the latest hotel in Stockholm’s central square is far from icy." Full review
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Book room 355, which overlooks the square and has a small Juliet balcony.
Condé Nast Traveler "Now a real hotel has opened here, and it’s knocking the competitors off the board thanks to impeccable style and service." Full review
Star Service "The hotel commandeers two mid-18th-century buildings overlooking a historic plaza, creating a wonderful contrast with the look inside." Full review
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Avoid the compact Standard rooms, especially if you can afford the bump up to a Superior of Deluxe room; the latter come with separate stall showers, soaking tubs and the best views over Norrmalmstorg Square.
BlackBook "The gorgeous Nobis Hotel, a member of the eminently slick Design Hotels group, favors elegance over extravagance."
Frommer's "Come for the lounge, stay for the...lounge. Seriously, you could spend an entire afternoon in one of the four "living rooms"." Full review
The Telegraph8.0
"This urban luxury hotel – grand on the outside; quintessentially Nordic minimalist on the inside – lies in glitzy Östermalm district’s most coveted square." Full review
Monocle "Top location
Nobis sits on the equivalent of London’s Park Lane or Mayfair: Norrmalmstorg Square. Its 201 rooms are generous in size and festooned with dark-wood floors, comfy Duxiana..."
OysterUpscale
"This upscale, centrally-situated property is housed in historic, 19th century buildings." Full review
Afar Magazine "From the outside, the two imposing and ornate 19th-century buildings on ritzy Norrmalmstorg that house the Nobis hotel look traditional and almost staid, promising classical opulence." Full review
