Lady Hamilton Hotel Stockholm

General Information

This intimate and romantic guesthouse is part of small chain The Collectors Hotels, owned and administrated by the Bengtsson Family since 1974. The Lady Hamilton was the 2nd hotel the family opened, thus it was named after the name of their 1st hotel-Lord Nelsons-beautiful mistress. The founders love for maritime antiques and Swedish folklore art is evident in the whole hotel and part of the familys privately-owned range is on display here for all visitors to enjoy. Housed in a listed building dating back to the eighteenth century, you are able to really try the heritage within the walls of the Lady Hamilton Hotel. After a hot sauna, customers are invited to take a cool soak in the fourteenth century historic well the extremely same well where the population of Stockholm used to fetch water. The hotels intimate and romantic ambiance is further reinforced in the apartments by the old folklore cupboards with an equally ancient (though now empty) bottle of aquavit and a conventional Swedish wall painting. All suites are named after a Swedish shire flower. four-star Lady Hamilton Hotel is a definitely personal, feminine and romantic hotel with a generous serene location in Stockholms Old Town, next door to the Royal Palace and within a short distance to the City and with most of Stockholm's attractions and park amusements. The premises proposes meeting facilities, currency exchange, doctor on call, dry cleaning amenities, Internet access-high speed, Internet access wi-fi, clothes laundering service, lift/ lift, foyer, non smoking rooms, car parking facilities-at cost, plunge pool, reception desk, suite amenities and secure deposit box. It is a non-smoking hotel.
Lady Hamilton Hotel features received The Green Key. This is an international environmental award that certifies that our hotel features an environmental policy and is actively working on environmental improvements.

Location Information

Lady Hamilton Hotel is situated in the Old Town in central Stockholm, adjacent to the Royal Palace.