Best Marriott International Hotels in Sweden

Touted as Stockholm's first contemporary luxury hotel, the Nobis Hotel features modern design elements typical of Scandinavia while creating a cozy environment guests say made it easy to feel at home. Lodgers note this is largely due in part to the hotel's warm and welcoming staff as well as its well-appointed rooms. Accommodations at the Nobis start small (single rooms measure as little as 161 square feet), but come equipped with enough creature comforts to distract from its size shortcomings. Guests can expect beds dressed in Egyptian cotton linens, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, minibars and flat-screen TVs. Though considering the hotel's central address, you might not be spending a lot of time in your room after all. From the Nobis' doorstep, guests can walk to a plethora of dining and shopping options as well as top city attractions, including Gamla Stan and Djurgården. Amenities such as a gym and spa can be found on-site, as well as a few dining options. Restaurant Caina and Cainas Bakficka both serve Italian food, with the latter venue featuring a more casual atmosphere than the former. The hotel is also home to The Gold Bar, appropriately outfitted with cocktails served in gold glasses, as well as the living room-style Lounge, which serves a light menu inside the hotel's indoor courtyard.