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Hotels in Stockholm: your guide to where to stay

How much does a hotel in Stockholm cost?

Prices depend mostly on the property standard, the dates and the district you choose. The table below shows indicative nightly rates for a double room. Use them as a starting point. Summer and big events push prices up, while booking ahead usually helps you find better deals.

Indicative rates, updated periodically. For exact prices and availability, select your dates in the search above.

Where to stay in Stockholm: best areas

Stockholm is spread out, but the metro and ferries link the islands smoothly. The district you pick changes the feel of your stay and the distance to the sights. Here are the areas travellers choose most often:

• Gamla Stan. The old town on its own island, with cobbled lanes, the palace and the cathedral. The most atmosphere, but tight and usually pricier.
• Norrmalm. The core, with the central station, shopping and plenty of hotels. Most convenient for rail arrivals or short stays.
• Södermalm. A trendy, creative island of cafés, vintage shops and city views. Popular with younger guests.
• Östermalm. An elegant district of boutiques, the Saluhall food hall and a waterfront promenade. For those who value a higher standard.
• Kungsholmen. A quieter island with waterside paths and a local feel, close to the centre. A good balance of price and location.
• Djurgården. The green museum island, with the Vasa Museum and Skansen. For families and anyone who wants parks nearby.