The Lydmar Hotel and its 46 beautifully appointed rooms has justly become Stockholm's best new boutique hotel. With the informal and relaxed atmosphere paired with the effortlessly stylish and contemporary décor and stellar location it's easy to see why!
The Lydmar Hotel is fabulously located on the waterfront neighboured by The Grand and the National Museum
Its 46 rooms are beautifully decorated in a contemporary classic style and the hotel is effortlessly stylish with a very relaxed atmosphere
The hotel has an incredible contemporary art collection and the lobby plays host to regular art exhibitions
In the summertime the Lydmar has a sprawling waterfront terrace and lively outdoor bar open until 1 am
The Lydmar Hotel is fabulously located on the waterfront neighboured by The Grand and the National Museum with views across the water to the Old Town and Stockholm's Royal Palace. The city's sites are all a short stroll away and even better, two of the city's Michelin star restaurants are just next door.
Recently opened, the Lydmar has been refurbished to feel like a home from home. Its 45 rooms are beautifully decorated in a contemporary classic style with dark wooden floors, king size beds and slate bathrooms. No two rooms are the same and each have their own personal touch such as inviting armchairs, sumptuous velvet sofas and ornate fireplaces.
The Lydmar's enviable contemporary art collection adorns the walls throughout and the lobby plays host to regular art exhibitions and small concerts. The hotel's restaurant and lounge resembles a drawing room in a private manor house. With a relaxed atmosphere, inviting leather armchairs and sofas, tables and shelves piled with books and newspapers and huge windows offering stunning city and water views, it's the perfect place to linger over the delicious international bistro fare served all throughout the day.
During the summer the Lydmar becomes a hotspot for Stockholm's trendiest set with its sprawling waterfront terrace and its more intimate, but no less lively, roof terrace a few floors up.
The Lydmar's beautifully appointed rooms, charming and helpful staff and its relaxed and homely atmosphere makes this a wonderful base from which to explore Stockholm and all it has to offer. Once you have thoroughly tired yourselves out, make your way back to the hotel and head to the Grand Hotel's fabulous Raison d'Etre Spa that Lydmar guests are welcome to enjoy.
When to visit
The Terrace bar at the Lydmar is located on the second floor and draws locals and guests together each night from May to September. The bar is located in a beautiful garden and is the perfect spot to enjoy delicious cocktails and on certain nights enjoy live music.
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The Lydmar is fabulously located on the water's edge and is neighboured by the Swedish National Museum and the Grand Hotel.
Fly with Scandinavian Airlines form Heathrow to Stockholm Arlanda - 2 hours 30 minutes followed by taxi transfer to the hotel which takes about 45 minutes. Alternatively there is a train from Arlanda to Stockholm Central. Trains depart at 13 and 43 minutes past the hour and the trip to Stockholm Central (Centralen) takes 38 minutes and from here take a taxi to the hotel.
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