Langholmen HotellvsEtt Hem
Both properties are highly recommended by professional travelers. Overall, Ett Hem ranks significantly better than Langholmen Hotell. Ett Hem scores 89 with endorsements from 11 reviews such as Hideaway Report, Michelin Guide and Travel + Leisure.
Langholmen Hotell
Langholmsmuren 20, Box 9116, Stockholm 11733, Sweden
From $56/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
DK Eyewitness
"A converted former prison, the Långholmen offers accommodation in modernised “cells” on a leafy island in the city centre."
Rough Guide
"On the island of Långholmen, Stockholm’s grandest STF hostel is set in the former prison building dating from 1724."
Afar Magazine
"The island’s 19th-century prison was converted into the Långholmen Hotel in 1989. Visit the museum to learn about such former residents as journalist and novelist Jan Guillou." Full review
Time Out
"What was once the home of criminals now houses a joint hostel and hotel, a theatre, a gallery, a restaurant that does an elaborate afternoon tea and a museum with guided tours." Full review
Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"Guests at this hotel-hostel, in a former prison on Långholmen island, sleep on bunks in a cell, with either shared or private baths (it's much nicer than that sounds; there's a playful vibe throughout." Full review
Frommer's
"Visitors enjoy greenery, theater, wine-tasting...rooms are in the former cells and so many are quite narrow. They're surprisingly light-filled, with contemporary if quite simple furnishings" Full review
Ett Hem Show All Reviews
Skoeldungagatan 2, Stockholm 114 27, Sweden
From $679/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
Michelin Guide
"Charming Arts and Crafts townhouse in a peaceful residential area."
Travel + Leisure
"We especially appreciated how every member of the staff, from the chef to the housekeeper, stopped to offer us a warm välkommen." Full review
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Even on chilly evenings, take a nightcap out to the courtyard, where reindeer pelt-draped chairs and blazing fires in iron baskets will keep you toasty.
Condé Nast Traveler
Readers' Choice Award
"A 12-room 1910 town house in an elegant residential neighborhood an easy stroll from the heart of the Swedish capital." Full review
Star Service
"Garnering praise from a select audience, leisure-oriented fans of fabulous small hotels mostly, this outstanding residential-style inn is the best of its ilk in the city." Full review
The Telegraph
9.0
"This elegant urban mansion, built in 1910 for a government official and his wife, opened in 2012 as a small, stylish 12-room hotel." Full review
Mr & Mrs Smith
"Round-the-clock snacks in the kitchen, a library of books they’ll actually want to read and a dozen luxurious rooms impeccably decorated with vintage finds and eye-catching design pieces." Full review
Hideaway Report
94.0
"Exceptionally congenial hideaway in a 1910 art nouveau mansion set within a brick-walled garden in the city’s quiet Lärkstaden district." Full review
Afar Magazine
"Twelve distinctive rooms in a restored 1910 brick town-house mix sophisticated touches (marble bathtubs) with comforts such as sheep-skin throws and Scandinavian antiques." Full review
Time Out
"A low-key, elegant vibe permeates throughout this red brick townhouse, filled with carefully curated Scandinavian antiques, vintage furniture, plants and flower-filled vases. " Full review
Travel + Leisure
"The hotel is found in a private residence built in 1910 and offers up an at-home feel for each and every guest. The thoughtfully designed, cozy rooms are the perfect place to snuggle "
Stockholm Travel Guide
August 5, 2021