The Best Pet Friendly Boutique Hotels in Sweden in 2026

Stockholm Stadshotell, in the centre of Södermalm, is a simple, elegant, classic Scandinavian beauty. With all pale woods, ecru linens, and fuzzy throw pillows, it’s a hygge dream. Ah, sorry Sweden…mysigt dream. It was built in 1875 for the Queen Dowager Josefina, aka Josephine of Leuchtenberg, in honour of her late king of a husband, so it’s got some old royal swagger. Yet, the royal swagger stays in the architecture. You can admire soaring ceilings, gorgeous moulding, wrought iron, and a stately clock tower, but the interiors favour minimalism. It’s… > Read Our Full Review

Ett Hem (a home in Swedish) is a very grand, upscale house turned laidback luxury, boutique hotel. If you’re one to watch your wallet, we think the prices might raise an eyebrow, especially with the relatively limited facilities. But, it is Stockholm, and nobody said it would be cheap. The house is just stunning from the inside out. It’s a turreted brick situation on the corner of a quiet street in North Östermalm. Yet, we’d hesitate to call it opulent. Ett Hem is marketedly light on ostentation and heavy on… > Read Our Full Review

Lydmar is a luxury Stockholm boutique hotel with a more relaxed take on things than you may be used to. Lydmar embodies luxury lifestyle more than luxury hotel. You have the utmost in quality and comfort here, but it deliberately drops many hallmarks. No uniformed bellboys, marble hallways or stiff professionalism. That’s not to say the hotel doesn’t feel rich. It certainly does. They simply favour the vibes that go with sleek leather and black and white photography; recording studio vibes we might say. At Lydmar, guests wander around casually,… > Read Our Full Review