Hotel Collector´s Lord Nelson

Hotel built in 1700, Last complete renovation 2002, Last partial renovation 2002, Number of floors 4, Total number of rooms 29, Number of single rooms 23, Number of double rooms 6, of which have 2 separate beds 4, of which have a double bed 6, Bed-and-breakfast hotel, City hotel, Business hotel, Holiday hotel, family-run hotel, No-smoking hotel, Gay and lesbian-friendly hotel

Style of hotel and ambience

The hotel Lord Nelson in Stockholm is a cosy little accommodation in maritime style, housed in a building from the 17th Century. The cabin-style rooms are comfortably furnished and are all equipped with bath/WC, telephone, television and Internet. Guests may get energy for the day enjoying the rich breakfast. On request, light meals are served.

Special features of the hotel

The building dates from the 17th century and is reminiscent of ships from bygone days due to its tall and narrow structure. At just under six metres wide, this property at 22 Västerlånggatan is undoubtedly Sweden’s narrowest hotel! During the 17th century the building with its powder-pink facade was home to Ignatius Mauer, a printer. Together with Göran Helsing he printed the Karl X Bible (which is part of our collection and is on display in the hotel lobby).

Reception open

00:00 - 24:00

Reception manned at weekends

00:00 - 24:00

Hotel closed on

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Earliest check-in

14:00

Latest check-out

12:00

Free services for HRS guests

1 bottle of mineral water, Free use of the sauna, Wireless LAN in room

Hotel location, surroundings and sights

In the old town of Stockholm, the hotel Lord Nelson is located on the main shopping street. The 100 museums and the city districts situated on separate islands provide an impressive atmosphere and are easily accessible from the Lord Nelson.