"Stockholm might sometimes get overpowered by its more boisterous counterpart, Copenhagen, but the Swedish capital packs a punch when it comes to Scandinavian innovation and sophisticated style. Its dynamic, design-forward hospitality offering ranges from the recently revamped neo-classical Grand Hôtel - holding pride of place along the harbor - to the clever prison-adapted Långholmen Hotel. Joining the roster is the newly opened Bob W Norrmalm. Taking shape within an otherwise nondescript 1960s midrise, the tech-driven lodging features 51 smartly-outfitted apartment-style rooms,"
"A seamless digital guest experience brings these nomadic urbanites into a cohesively stage interior - blending past and present - with the latest IOT innovations integrated at every turn It comes as no surprise that Note Design Studio chose to revive and incorporate many of the pre-existing elements that made up the previous hotel in its place. In some cases, the award-winning firm only introduced minimal interventions based on a careful assessment of necessary changes aligned with contemporary requirements and those of the near future."
Stockholm combines Scandinavian innovation and refined style with a varied hospitality scene. Bob W Norrmalm occupies a 1960s midrise near the lively city center and restaurants, offering 51 smartly outfitted apartment-style rooms with ample seating and kitchens. Note Design Studio crafted interiors that reference the building's 1965 origins while meeting contemporary and near-future needs. A seamless digital guest experience and integrated IoT features enable tech-driven stays for nomadic urbanites. Many pre-existing elements were revived, and interventions were kept minimal after careful assessment of necessary changes. The hotel suits progressive, modern clientele staying for varying lengths of time.
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