Nobis Hotel Stockholm

Luxury today is not about being flash, flaunting, or excessive in any traditional sense. Contemporary luxury has a more subtle and complex quality: the privilege of spending our time in maximum comfort while enjoying the accompanying ease, grace, and efficiency—with a minimum of inconvenience, and regardless of our personal tastes and professional requirements. Located in two historic late 19th century buildings on Norrmalmstorg square in central Stockholm, Nobis Hotel is an independent, 200-room hotel offering every convenience and service any business or pleasure traveler 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 that little bit more. We like to think that nothing in our hotel is standard or routine, but that we’re always able to add something extra to the quality of our guests’ stays. Nobis Hotel has been designed for optimum function, beauty, comfort, and atmosphere by world-renowned Swedish architectural studio Claesson Koivisto Rune, in a contemporary and beautiful yet timeless and classic style characterized by its durable elegance, using largely natural materials of superior quality and subtly influenced by the colors, moods, and features of the Swedish royal capital. Nobis Hotel is a member of Design Hotels™. The new center stage of Stockholm At Nobis Hotel, you are in the heart of Stockholm, with the best restaurants, shops, museums, sights, attractions, and nightclubs all within easy reach. The extensive common areas covering more than 800 square meters feature an exclusive Italian restaurant Caina, a spacious lounge—referred to as Stockholm’s new living room—a large afternoon and evening bar, The Gold Bar, and a smaller bistro serving freshly prepared food and drinks. These common areas create an inviting and exciting downtown scene and focal point—a dynamic hub—not just for the guests, but for all Stockholmers. When staying at Nobis Hotel, you are, in every sense, at the very center of what’s going on in Stockholm.