The Best Eco Friendly Boutique Hotels in Sweden in 2026

At Victory Hotel in Gamla Stan/Old Town Stockholm, you sometimes feel like you’ve stepped into a weird, other world. There’s a persistent nautical theme, then there’s pure kitsch, and then you have these gorgeous, classically elegant-looking elements too. The building looks like it’s seen a thing or two in its time. It’s a 17th-century era number where, as it happens, Sweden’s largest silver treasure, known as the Lohe Treasure, was discovered in 1937. Not much silver left over now; decor is all sorts of ships’ interior type, shining wood coated… > Read Our Full Review

There’s an almost endless source of culture in Stockholm’s Hotel Frantz. The 1647 building was commissioned by a local tailor, with seemingly excellent taste. It’s a gorgeous red brick situation in cool, very central Södermalm. It sits beside a landmark building, Stockholms sjömanshem, and across from the City Museum. Inside, you’ll find plenty of style, traces of whimsy, some tiny but lovely rooms, a stunner of a breakfast, and a cosy bar. Hotel Frantz also has a retro-y kind of minimalism and hints of Art Deco. Nothing even comes close… > Read Our Full Review