Hotel Frantz
Sodermalm, Stockholm
Vibe
Rich jewel tones and tailored velvet upholstery soften exposed seventeenth-century timber and brick in this lively Södermalm townhouse.
“Tailored boutique townhouse”
A 1647 tailor townhouse preserving original timber beams, uneven brickwork, and classic Swedish tiled stoves.
Spik Studios interiors blend rich jewel tones, tailored velvet upholstery, and playful brass lighting fixtures.
Family-run hospitality featuring traditional morning strawberry cream cake and sparkling drinks on Peter Myndes backe.
At Slussen on Södermalm, right by the square and surrounded by lively bars and restaurants.
Rooms
Individually styled quarters feature Elit beds and custom headboards, with select rooms framing original Swedish tiled stoves and historic brickwork.
Backstory
Master tailor Frantz Bock commissioned the red-brick building in 1647 before it served centuries as a seamen's lodging.
Eat & drink
Mornings begin with non-alcoholic sparkling wine and strawberry cream cake, while the evening bar and leafy courtyard serve seasonal plates.
The neighborhood
Set on the cobblestones of Peter Myndes backe, the front door opens directly into Slussen's dense cluster of bars and bistros.
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