Ett Hem

Stockholm, Sweden

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Stay at Ett Hem

Ett Hem was originally built in 1910 as a private residence. It was later converted into the wonderful boutique hotel that is so well loved by the guests who have stayed here, they return year after year. The hotel has 12 rooms and each room has its own special style. The success in intricately transforming the house into a hotel, whilst still retaining the individuality and personality of the original, is a testament to the tenaciousness of interior designer Ilse Crawford.

Outdoors, the courtyard garden is a secret city wilderness that is the perfect place for summer breakfasts or winding down in the evening over a chilled bottle of wine. They have a well thought out menu of delicious food using local produce, which can be served at a time of your choice and wherever you prefer. Eat in the kitchen or a bit of formality in the library, or look out at the garden from the Greenhouse, a great place for breakfast. Ett Hem is not your usual hotel. Ett hem is a place where guests are treated as friends of the family, a place that allows guests to become part of it and feel at home.

Why we love it

Red brick townhouse in Stockholm’s upmarket Larkstaden neighbourhood
Ett Hem is a very accurate moniker: it simply means ‘a home’ in Swedish which is how the house is run
Owner Jeanette worked hand in hand with Ilse Crawford – the design queen of Soho House fame – to create the magazine-worthy interiors.

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Facilities

WIFI

Gym

Restaurant

Bar

Experiences

Skating

In winter months, try 'långfärdsskridskor' - long journey skates - the special skates used to glide long distances on the frozen Baltic.

Fitness

Enjoy a state of the art gym complete with a pilates reformer. Or jog outside on three 3km running tracks connected into a 9km forest track.

Spa

Head to the tranquil spa for a massage, or enjoy the traditional Swedish sauna and hot stone slab for relaxing after a workout.

Gamla Stan

Explore Stockholm's oldest districts and medieval city centres where you can wander down antique filled streets, as well as visiting the royal palace.

Island Hopping

Explore Stockholm's archipelago and hop between the islands to visit the Vasa Museum or the Abba Museum to see their famous costumes.

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Vivienne

We went looking for the Northern Lights and got so much more – snowmobiling, husky sledding, and we were hosted by lovely people. It was a pleasure planning our trip with Molly; she understood exactly what we were looking for from our snowy adventure!