ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
The interior design of Nobis Hotel was created in collaboration with the world-renowned, multi-award-winning architecture and design studio Claesson Koivisto Rune.
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About Us
Welcome to Nobis Hotel, a destination for pleasure-seeking connoisseurs and discerning travelers. Here, you check in to experience contemporary luxury—a relaxed, classic, and elegant experience in the heart of Stockholm. Have lunch in the bistro, enjoy our magnificent lounge, order a delicious drink in The Gold Bar beautiful The Gold Bar visit our popular restaurant NOI. After a long day at Nobis Hotel, enjoy a good night’s sleep in comfortable beds from DUX, made up with Egyptian cotton sheets, in the hotel’s rooms designed by the architecture and design studio Claesson Koivisto Rune.
Directions
We are centrally located at Norrmalmstorg in Stockholm. Here you will find directions to Nobis Hotel Stockholm.
Contact us
Please don’t hesitate to contact us. Here you’ll find contact information for NOI, Bino, meeting and event bookings, the front desk, and our staff.
Fitness & Relaxation
The relaxation area and gym at Nobis Hotel are open 24 hours a day. Here you’ll find a steam room and a dry sauna, as well as a fully equipped gym.
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MEET OUR CONCIERGE
James, the concierge at Nobis Hotel Stockholm, is a member of Les Clefs d’Or, the ultimate mark of high-quality service. During your stay, he will do everything in his power to ensure that your visit is truly exceptional.
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Nordic Ecolabel
Nobis Hotel is Nordic Ecolabelled. Read more about our environmental efforts here.
Security
Safety is a cornerstone of Nobis Hotel. Read more about our safety measures here.
Careers
At Nobis Hotel Stockholm, we’re always on the lookout for new service stars.
History
Nobis Hotel Stockholm is located in a historic building with a culturally protected interior dating back to the late 19th century. Following the hostage crisis at Kreditbanken on Norrmalmstorg—the very premises that now house our hotel—the Stockholm syndrome was first identified in 1973.
