About Us

Welcome to Nobis Hotel, a destination for discerning connoisseurs and conscious travelers. Here, you check in to experience contemporary luxury – a relaxed, classic, and elegant stay in the heart of Stockholm. Enjoy lunch in the bistro, relax in our magnificent Lounge, order an exquisite drink in the beautiful The Gold Bar, and visit our popular Restaurant NOI. After a long day at Nobis Hotel, enjoy a restful night's sleep in comfortable DUX beds, made with Egyptian cotton sheets, in rooms designed by the architect and design studio Claesson Koivisto Rune.

Directions

We are centrally located on Norrmalmstorg in Stockholm. Here you will find directions to Nobis Hotel Stockholm.

Contact Us

Please do not hesitate to contact us. Here you will find contact details for NOI, Bino, meeting and event bookings, reception, and staff.

Fitness & Relaxation

Nobis Hotel's relaxation area and gym are open 24 hours a day. Here you will find a steam and a dry sauna, as well as a fully equipped gym.

ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

The interior design at Nobis Hotel has been created in collaboration with the world-renowned, multi-award-winning architecture and design studio Claesson Koivisto Rune.


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MEET OUR CONCIERGE

Nobis Hotel Stockholm's concierge, James, is a member of Les Clefs d’Or, the ultimate recognition of high-quality service. During your stay, he will ensure your visit is truly exceptional.


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Nordic Swan Ecolabelled

Nobis Hotel is Nordic Swan Ecolabel certified. You can read more about our environmental efforts here.

Safety

Safety is a crucial cornerstone at Nobis Hotel. You can read more about our safety initiatives here.

Careers

At Nobis Hotel Stockholm, we are always seeking new service professionals.

History

Nobis Hotel Stockholm is situated in a historic building featuring a culturally protected original interior from the late 19th century. The premises, which now house our hotel, were also the site of the Kreditbanken hostage drama at Norrmalmstorg in 1973, giving rise to the term Stockholm Syndrome.