Nobis Hotel Stockholm

The Nobis Stockholm is a beautiful hotel with a clean, modern design that makes a strong first impression. Rooms and public spaces are well put together aesthetically, and the overall feel is polished and contemporary. I stayed six nights in a Deluxe room, which had a nice seating area and was a comfortable size, though closet space was very limited, something that becomes more noticeable the longer you stay. The bed is comfortable, pillows on the softer side depending on your preference. The bathroom is lovely with a good shower and tub, but counter space for toiletries was surprisingly tight. The front desk and concierge team were the highlight of the stay, genuinely exceptional. A standout moment: Stockholm has strict car seat laws and getting a taxi with a young child is nearly impossible through ride-share apps. One of the front desk staff went out of their way to give us their personal contact so we could reach out directly whenever we needed a taxi arranged from outside the hotel. That kind of initiative is rare and makes a real difference. A few things worth flagging before you book. There is no doorman and the entrance has stairs, which makes arriving with a stroller genuinely difficult, especially when a child has fallen asleep. No one proactively helps with luggage unless you ask. Housekeeping was a weak point throughout the stay: cleaning felt surface-level, and turndown service was minimal and inconsistent. No evening amenity of any kind. On one occasion I was getting ready to go out and asked the housekeeper to come back in 30 minutes. It was 6:45pm. She said no because she was done for the day and left. On another occasion the bed was only partially turned down on the side that had not been slept in, while the side I had actually used was left exactly as I had left it after a nap. It is also worth noting that the Nobis was the only hotel on our entire trip that did not leave any bath amenities for my toddler. Breakfast was okay but leaned toward the lower end of what you would expect at this price point. Basic add-ons like ham on scrambled eggs came with an extra charge. The in-house restaurant BINO is not recommended: service was very slow, nearly absent at times, and the food did not deliver. Clients are better off exploring the neighborhood for dining, which is great. Overall the Nobis is a solid pick for travelers who prioritize design and location, but it does not fully deliver on the service and dining experience you would expect at this level.

Welcomed by staff with a smile and helpful information. Beautifully appointed room with complimentary still water. Large bathroom and sitting area. Wonderful service.

Nobis is a lovely hotel with fabulous staff. Located in a great neighborhood in Stockholm with many restaurants and shopping within a short walk. We will stay here every time we return to Stockholm.

My stay at Nobis Hotel Stockholm ended up being one of the highlights of my Scandinavian trip. I arrived in Stockholm after a very disappointing experience at another hotel, and from the moment I checked in at Nobis, the difference in hospitality was immediately noticeable. Afif at the front desk was especially welcoming, understanding, and attentive, and his approach completely changed the tone of my arrival experience. I had initially booked a smaller room category but agreed to a paid upgrade to a Superior room. What impressed me most was that the team clearly made the effort to assign one of the best rooms within the category. Room 663 was exceptional — spacious by Stockholm standards, beautifully designed with Nobis’ understated Scandinavian aesthetic, and featuring a stunning view over Nybroviken. The room also had an excellent marble bathroom with both a separate shower and bathtub, which made the stay feel especially comfortable and luxurious. Cleanliness throughout the room was impeccable, something I particularly appreciated after my earlier hotel experience in the city. The room layout was also extremely livable, with a proper sitting area, workspace, and excellent natural light. What stood out most, however, was the service culture of the hotel. Interactions consistently felt warm and genuine rather than scripted. The team handled situations with professionalism, calmness, and care — something that truly leaves a lasting impression. I would also like to recognize Andrea from the front desk leadership team for the thoughtful follow-up communication after my stay. Nobis perfectly balances strong design identity with comfort and genuine hospitality, and I would not hesitate to stay here again on a future visit to Stockholm.

In 25 years of traveling the globe, spending more than 100 nights per year in a hotel, I’ve never seen such tiny, uncomfortable rooms. I’ve seen maintenance closets and hostels with more space. For the rate that was being charged I feel an incredible disservice was provided. If the sleeping space was 7sq/m I’d truly be surprised. Additionally, a twin bed and 2 flat pillows were not what I was expecting when I checked in at 1am in the morning. It felt like I was the butt of a joke being provided this room.