"Stockholm is picturesque, scattered across a series of islands, with Gamla Stan's cobbled streets, world-class museums and galleries and a hopping dining scene. There's little wonder this city break's magnetism that never wanes. Appealing as it is, it's not known for its affordability. However, there are a clutch of stylish, boutique, independent hotels to bed down, where most rooms come in at under £250 a night for most of the year."
"If you cast your eyes in the right direction, you'll be able to enjoy Scandi style without a hefty price tag. It's true, you may have to forgo top suites, and swap bathtubs for showers (and perhaps consider a windowless room; fairly common in Stockholm hotels) but these charming boltholes don't compromise on aesthetic or service. What's more? They're also in some of the city's most interesting neighbourhoods, from trendy Södermalm to on-the-rise residential foodie hotspot Vasastan."
Stockholm sits across islands with Gamla Stan's cobbled streets, world-class museums and a vibrant dining scene. The city is attractive but generally not inexpensive. A clutch of stylish, boutique independent hotels offer most rooms under £250 per night for much of the year. Guests may need to forgo top suites, trade bathtubs for showers, or accept windowless rooms. These hotels maintain strong Scandi aesthetics and quality service. Many are located in interesting neighbourhoods such as Södermalm and Vasastan, offering proximity to museums, destination dining and archipelago escapes.
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