The guide to business hotels in Stockholm

Choose this contemporary 5-star boutique hotel for its restrained, yet luxurious feel. With 24/7 services and lively atmosphere featuring restaurants and a glamorous bar, Nobis Hotel offers everything a business guest could wish for. Nobis Private Rooms provide accessible and flexible opportunities to organise conferences and events in the elegant oak panelled meeting rooms.

Few hotels in Stockholm offer such scope as Clarion Hotel Sign. Whether for business or pleasure, today's globetrotter has higher expectations than ever - and this hotel goes out of its way to fulfil such demands. Take a break from the buzzing city and unwind at Selma Spa or take a plunge in the all-year-round heated rooftop pool. The ultra-modern conference rooms offer guests panoramic city views.

With well-thought-out design and excellent meeting facilities, Blique by Nobis offers an inspiring environment for business travellers to both stay and hold meetings in. As well as stylish bedrooms, there are two restaurants, a lounge with a bar, a fitness area, and several modern meeting and events rooms of various sizes. The hotel is particularly focused on sustainability and providing environmentally conscious conference packages.

The former PUB department store building in the middle of the city has been transformed into an international signature hotel with a swanky 1920s feel. Book event and conference venues or their small cinema for launches or previews, or an entire suite with its own terrace. The ground floor houses a brasserie, bar and café where hotel guests and Stockholmers alike come to eat, drink and mingle.

A short detour from Stockholm, in the beautiful archipelago, you can find this popular spa hotel Smådalarö Gård. End a long meeting day with relaxing spa treatments and sauna bathing, enjoy delicious food in the restaurant, or why not do a bit of team building with a round of golf or padel. Smådalarö offers several conference packages, and for a truly exclusive arrangement you can book the entire hotel for yourselves.

Mornington Hotel, located close to the bustling Östermalmstorgs Market Hall, is a popular hotel and an excellent, mid-tier option for leisure and business travellers alike. Guests are granted access to both the fitness and spa facilities. Bookable meeting rooms are available at guests' disposal for those who do not wish to settle down in the cozy, library-style lounge.

This timeless hotel on Strandvägen draws in business travellers, tourists and staycationers. Their light, airy meeting facilities with modern equipment and Scandinavian design suit everything from board meetings to cocktail parties and film screenings. Prime location opposite Nybroviken harbour.

The Strand Hotel is a classic hotel with a modern edge, with fantastic views over the archipelago ferries on Nybrokajen. The hotel fuses a timeless aesthetic with functional solutions to meet the needs of the urbane traveller. There are four meeting rooms, along with a restaurant and bar, available to hire for meetings, workshops, launches and other events. A great business hotel if you want to combine a central location with stunning surroundings. 

Hotel C lies across the street from its monochromatic big sister: Nordic Light Hotel, close to the Arlanda Express. The city's influence on the decor is apparent - graphic photomurals depicting Stockholm's streets adorn the walls. If you fancy a trip to the North, Icebar By Icehotel - Stockholm's equivalent to The Icehotel in Jukkasjarvi - is a unique experience, perfect for entertaining colleagues. 

Hard work requires rest and recovery and Djurönäset has great opportunities to both confer and relax in beautiful settings. The hotel is located in the archipelago just outside Stockholm's city centre, and consists of several buildings that include everything from meeting rooms to spa and relaxation areas, restaurants, a gym, and Scandinavian-style guest rooms. Some of the meeting rooms are completely secluded in their own buildings, making them ideal if you require extra privacy.

Courtyard by Marriott offers some of the largest rooms in the city, at least 26 square metres. Located next to Rålambshovsparken offering scenic views over Lake Mälaren. With an emphasis on style and functionality without compromising comfort, sustainability or space for price, this hotel provides its guests with tailor-made solutions. Book one of the 12 meeting rooms or the large conference space for your next stay.

If you're looking for a slightly quieter business stay, this charming manor 20 kilometres north of Stockholm could be just the place. It used to be a retirement home for film stars, but it's now open to the public to enjoy. There are 10 conference rooms and 93 individually decorated hotel rooms, named after well-known actors and decorated with photos of them. The restaurant serves seasonal breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Events hotel Quality Hotel Strawberry Arena in Solna doesn't just boast modern conference rooms, it's also a place to gather for after-work drinks and combine your visit with various events in the area (both Strawberry Arena and Mall of Scandinavia are neighbours). At the top of the hotel, you'll find The Social Bar & Bistro, a relaxed bistro with expansive views.

With panoramic views over Stockholm's inlet, between the heights of Södermalm and the Old Town, you'll find this mid-range hotel. Hilton Stockholm Slussen offers its guests comfort and convenience with a Scandinavian touch to the decor. Eken Bar, which is popular among Stockholmers, provides a relaxed atmosphere for post-work mingling.

Freys Hotel has two branches in central Stockholm, both focusing on providing a personal and homely hotel stay at a fair price, whether you're here for business or pleasure. The establishments have nine meeting rooms each, as well as larger conference floors, and as well as several different conference packages they also offer modern solutions for digital meetings and hybrid meetings.

Why says budget has to be boring? Certainly not Generator - this award-winning hotel chain has trendy and budget-friendly hotels in several major cities in Europe, including Stockholm. They have four creative meeting rooms, as well as a couple of smaller breakout rooms for separate conversations. After an intensive day of meetings you can relax and hang out in the “chillout area” complete with ping pong table and café.

With its lush surroundings, Långholmen Hotell provides a charming and inspiring environment for business travellers to meet and hold conferences in. Formerly a prison, it's now a hotel and hostel with both small and large meeting rooms, a restaurant, and several team-building activities. The hotel provides everything from conference coffee breaks to lunch and dinner, or why not end the day with a post-work drink in the bar.