Nobis Hotel Stockholm

Luxury today is not about flash, flaunting, or excess in any traditional sense. Contemporary luxury is a more subtle and complex quality: the privilege of enjoying our time in maximum comfort, ease, grace, and efficiency, with a minimum of nuisance, regardless of our personal tastes and professional requirements.

With a location in two historic late 19th-century buildings on Norrmalmstorg Square in the city centre of Stockholm, Nobis Hotel is an independent 201-room hotel offering every convenience and service any traveller (whether for business or pleasure) could ever ask for, in an environment of casual elegance. Our mission is to provide our guests with nothing but superior quality in every detail—plus something more in addition. We like to think that nothing in our hotel is standard or routine, but we always offer something extra to add quality to our guests’ experiences.

Nobis Hotel has been designed for optimal function, beauty, comfort, and atmosphere by the world-renowned, Swedish studio, star architect Claesson Koivisto Rune, in a style of contemporary and beautiful, yet timeless and classic, durable elegance, principally in natural materials of superior quality, subtly influenced by the colours, moods, and features of our Swedish Royal Capital.

Nobis Hotel is a member of Design Hotels™.

The new centre stage of Stockholm

At Nobis Hotel, you are in the heart of Stockholm within easy reach of the best restaurants, shops, museums, sights, attractions, and nightclubs our city has to offer.

Our extensive public area of more than 800 square metres features our classy Italian restaurant Caina, our spacious lounge—we like to call it Stockholm’s new living room—a larger afternoon and evening bar, The Gold Bar, and a smaller bistro that serves freshly cooked brasserie food and drinks.

These public spaces form an inviting and exciting downtown scene and focal point, a dynamic main hub—not just for our guests but also for all Stockholmers. When staying at Nobis Hotel, you are at the very centre of what’s going on in Stockholm in every sense.