Stockholm is the cultural, political and economic heart of Sweden. Often named "The Venice of the North" thanks to its 14 islands and numerous waterways, the Swedish Capital is one of the most charming destination to visit for a weekend or longer.
Stockholm is a beautiful European capital boasting many things to see and do. Whether you tour around historical sites and royal palaces, shop and dine in the city centre or get out and explore Swedish nature, there's something for everyone here. A long weekend is enough time to enjoy the city. If you can stay for a week or longer, you can dig a little deeper and discover a few lesser-known spots and get out to explore areas of Sweden outside Stockholm.
Visitors prefer hotels in Gamla Stan, Stockholm's Old Town, for their proximity to the city's shops and attractions, restaurants and entertainment. Public transport is also easy to access from Gamla Stan, making getting around Stockholm easy. You might also like hotels in Norrmalm, north of Gamla Stan, at the centre of the Stockholm mainland. If you're visiting with family,Djurgårde is an excellent choice. It's east of the city centre and one of the quieter parts of Stockholm.
Our ibis Styles Stockholm Odenplan Hotel is a design-led choice in central Stockholm. It's easy to get around the city from this convenient, comfy hotel. The building itself is a cultural monument, while an excellent choice of restaurants and bars is within walking distance. Gamla Stan is just 30 minutes walk from our ibis Styles hotel in Stockholm. Or hop on a tram and get there in 20.
Visiting Stockholm doesn't need to be expensive. While the city is home to many 4- and 5-star hotels with spa facilities, pools, and parking, many cheap hotels also provide comfortable stays. Choose our ibis Styles Stockholm Odenplan to stay inside a cultural monument close to the best of the city center. Minimal design with exposed brick and concrete features make this a perfect choice for romantic trips. Some peaceful ibis Stockholm hotel rooms benefit from a view of Gustaf Vasa Church over the road.