Lydmar Hotel
Norrmalm, Stockholm
MICHELIN Guide
“…quietly stylish, but more focused on quality materials and on fostering an intimate atmosphere.”
Vibe
Rotating photography exhibitions line the walls, while guests and locals mingle across waterfront terraces and intimate floor lounges.
“Waterfront art hangout”
Three waterfront bars and garden terraces hosting summer DJ sessions and recurring weekend jazz brunches.
Individually styled rooms, rotating photo gallery exhibitions, and private communal living rooms on every floor.
Intimate boutique service complemented by bespoke floor lounges, premium linens, and late-night room dining.
On the Blasieholmen waterfront by the Nationalmuseum, facing Gamla Stan across the water.
Rooms
Each floor opens onto a shared residential lounge, leading into individually styled bedrooms furnished with classic woodwork and eclectic art.
Backstory
Built in the 1820s, the former shipping headquarters and museum archive was transformed into an art-filled townhouse by hotelier Pelle Lydmar.
Eat & drink
The Dining Room pairs comfort classics with weekend jazz brunches, while the street-level Patio and second-floor terrace serve cocktails outside.
The neighborhood
Positioned along the Blasieholmen waterfront beside the Nationalmuseum, the front steps look directly across the harbor to Gamla Stan.
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