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Outdoor pool area with sunbeds and parasols, surrounded by the hotel buildings of Hjortviken Country Club on a sunny day.
Hjortviken Country Club
Hjortviken Country Club: 1,750 square meters of social bliss by the pools, among sun loungers, and crackling fires.
Photo credit: Hjortviken.se

New and trendy hotels

With Sweden continuing to capture the imagination of travellers worldwide, 2025 promises an array of new hotel openings. From luxury escapes to chic budget-friendly stays, there's never been a better time to visit.

With a spotlight on modern design, sustainability, and immersive experiences, Sweden’s hotel landscape for 2025 reflects the growing demand for accommodations that offer both comfort and a connection to the local environment. From urban retreats to scenic countryside lodges, there’s something for every type of traveller.

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Hjortviken Country Club pool

Hjortviken redefines countryside luxury just 20 minutes from Gothenburg. This lakeside retreat features 150 rooms, two pools, five bars, and two restaurants..

Photo: Hjortviken.se

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Indoor pool area at Hjortviken Country Club featuring lounge chairs and parasols.

Hjortviken Country Club pool

Photo: Hjortviken.se

Illustration of the new hotel Stockholm Stadshotell

Stockholm Stadshotell, Södermalm

Photo: Illustration by Brandon Campbell

Exterior of the Hernö Gin Hotel. The building is several floors high and hasfloor-to-ceiling glass windows.

Hernö Gin Hotel, Härnösand

Photo: Nordic Hotels & Resorts

Cozy lounge at Elite Hotel Frost in Kiruna, featuring an open fireplace and sofas, warmly lit in the evening.

Elite Hotel Frost Kiruna

Photo: Elite.se

Aerial view of Hagastrand with Brunnsviken shimmering in the background and parked cars visible in the foreground on a sunny day.

Hagastrand, Stockholm

Photo: Nobis.se

Aerial view of Waxholms hotel and the small town Vaxholm in the archipelago. There are ferry boats in the harbour and people moving around.

Waxholms Hotell

Photo: Jonas Borg/Waxholmshotell

Hjortviken Country Club, West Sweden

Opening January 2025

Hjortviken redefines countryside luxury just 20 minutes from Gothenburg. This lakeside retreat features 150 rooms, two pools, five bars, and two restaurants blending Swedish and Spanish cuisine. With an emphasis on outdoor activities and an "offline" atmosphere, rooms replace TVs with music speakers. Part of the ESS Group, Hjortviken is a sister hotel to Maryhill Estate, which opened in November 2024.

Stockholm Stadshotell, Stockholm

Opening 25 January 2025

Södermalm’s iconic Stockholm Stadshotell will become Sweden’s first Relais & Châteaux property. Originally built in 1870, the restored landmark will feature 23 rooms, nine suites, a fine dining restaurant in a former chapel, a bistro, a wellness area, and curated art exhibitions, blending historic charm with modern luxury. Nestled in Södermalm, this cultural gem, commissioned by Queen Josephina, pays homage to King Oscar I. Recognizing its profound cultural and historical significance, the building has received the highest level of building maintenance protection.

Hernö Gin Hotel, Härnösand

Opening February 2025

Gin enthusiasts will find their haven at Hernö Gin Hotel in Härnösand. This nine-floor hotel will feature 120 rooms, multiple bars, a restaurant, and immersive experiences centred around Hernö’s world-class gin. Guests can also enjoy the adjacent Härnösand swimming pool. Don't miss the chance to explore the renowned Hernö Gin distillery, nestled in the charming village of Dala just beyond Härnösand.

Vallens Säteri, Båstad

Reopening 31 May 2025

After a fire in 2021, Vallens Säteri is set to reopen with a larger footprint, including 33 rooms over two floors and a luxurious lake-view suite. A historic stable building from 1916 will be repurposed into elegant lounge and conference facilities, ensuring a grand experience.

Pensionat Furuhem, Båstad

Opening Spring 2025

Chef Magnus Nilsson, renowned for his work at Fäviken, introduces Pensionat Furuhem, a blend of exceptional dining and cosy accommodations. In this charming new establishment, guests can expect locally inspired dishes at a range of price points, from casual fare to fine dining.

Elite Hotel Frost, Kiruna

Opening June 2025

Located in the heart of Kiruna, the Elite Hotel Frost is set to elevate modern luxury in Sweden's northernmost region. This contemporary hotel will offer 154 stylish guest rooms, two restaurants, and versatile conference spaces, along with a sky bar that provides breathtaking panoramic views. A standout feature of the hotel is Vana Spa, located on the top floor, which includes infinity pools, saunas, and a traditional Hamam.

Hagastrand, Stockholm

Opening fall 2025

This new destination hotel by Nobis Hospitality Group, located near Hagaparken in Stockholm, will seamlessly blend wellness, nature, and modern luxury. Housed in the historic Solna kasernen building, the hotel boasts a 2,500 sqm spa, outdoor activity areas, and state-of-the-art meeting spaces. With stunning views of Brunnsviken and a prime location just steps from the Crown Princess’s residence at Haga Palace, Hagastrand offers a distinctive combination of Nordic traditions and contemporary design, catering to both leisure and business travellers.

Hyatt Place Gothenburg Central

Opening 2025

Hyatt’s debut in Gothenburg brings a modern and expansive hotel to the city’s central station. Spanning 13,600 square meters, Hyatt Place Gothenburg Central will feature 300 guest rooms, including suites, alongside a restaurant and a chic lobby bar, catering to both travellers and locals.

Waxholms Hotell

Opening 2025

This historic landmark in Vaxholm, a coastal town often referred to as the gateway to Stockholm Archipelago, has new owners—renowned restaurateurs Stefan Strömberg and Jesper Ahlbom. Their vision is to transform the 120-year-old hotel into a vibrant food and lifestyle destination with an international flair. By 2025, they plan to unveil a reimagined archipelago retreat where culinary experiences take centre stage, honouring the site’s 200-year history of serving food.

2024

A visualization of the lobby bar at Hotel Fratelli in Karlstad.
Hotel Fratelli, Karlstad
Hotel Fratelli will have 85 rooms, a beautiful orangery and a retreat.
Photo: Hotel Fratelli AB

Hotel Fratelli, Karlstad

Opened 19 April 2024
Hotel Fratelli aims to be an extraordinary experience. With 85 rooms, a restaurant, bar, orangery and retreat in central Karlstad, it will be a hotel for those looking to escape everyday life for a while. The name Fratelli, meaning “brothers”, is a hint to two of the partners in the project, the Olsson brothers, who are well-known restauranteurs in Värmland county.

An accommodation with a patio. There is a hammock and chairs outside the accommodation.
Remjeng Retreat, Värmland
Remjeng Retreat is a glamping in the forests of Värmland. The glamping area includes two tents, an outdoor kitchen with fireplace, an orangery and a cold bath house.
Photo: Tommy Friestad/Remjeng Retreat

Remjeng Retreat, Värmland

Opened June 2024
Escape to Remjeng Retreat’s glamping haven for a nature-infused getaway. Harmonize comfort with natural beauty in the scenic landscapes. The Okavango tent, accommodating up to five people across two bedrooms, offers a distinctive retreat.
With a reservation comes access to a spacious terrace, an outdoor kitchen with a fire pit, a charming conservatory and a cold bathhouse. Unwind with a hot tub, cold pool and sauna, immersing yourself in the tranquillity of this nature-centric retreat.

The wellness area at hotel Scandic Södra Kajen with daybeds and palm trees. The sun is shining in through the large windows.
Scandic Södra Kajen, Stockholm
The wellness area on the 17th floor includes offers panoramic views of Stockholm's harbor entrance.
Photo: Scandic

Scandic Södra Kajen, Stockholm

Opened 10 June 2024
Transforming Scandic's hotel in Värtahamnen, Stockholm, the focus has been on creating a destination for adventure-seeking guests. The extensive renovation introduces exciting additions, including 40 new rooms, a seventeenth-floor sky bar, a 254-seat restaurant, an activity lounge with a climbing wall and a wellness area with breathtaking views of Stockholm's harbour entrance. Scandic Södra Kajen opened on 10 June, 2024.

Hotel room at Villa Dahlia. The room has light-coloured walls, a double bed, a dark small table and two white seat pads.
Villa Dahlia, Stockholm
The first deluxe room, featuring carefully chosen colour and material selections for a first-class sleeping experience, provides a glimpse into Villa Dahlia's relaxed elegance and cosy Italian villa atmosphere.
Photo: Villa Dahlia

Villa Dahlia, Stockholm

Opened 29 August 2024
Indulge in a personalized Italian townhouse experience in this boutique hotel. A sibling to the renowned Hotel Diplomat and Villa Dagmar, this transformation of the 1960s building promises 103 guest rooms and suites with stunning views of Tegnérlunden. Architect Per Öberg infuses Milanese inspiration into the design of Villa Dahlia, creating an exclusive haven reminiscent of an Italian townhouse. Anticipate a unique blend of luxury and cultural allure, featuring a restaurant, cocktail bar, spa, gym, boules court, and a Chambre Séparée/conference room.

A rendered image of the Clarion Hotel Karlatornet tall building in Gothenburg.
Clarion Hotel Karlatornet, Gothenburg
With a height of 246 metres, 74 floors and 300 rooms, Karlatornet in Gothenburg is Scandinavia's tallest building. The hotel offers accommodation, restaurants, a swimming pool and exhibitions.
Photo: Serneke/Strawberry

Clarion Hotel Karlatornet, Gothenburg

Opened 1 September 2024
Discover Karlatornet in Gothenburg, Scandinavia's tallest building, soaring to a height of 246 meters across 74 floors. Luxurious apartments offer a home in the sky, while eclectic restaurants and a sky bar promise culinary delights against a backdrop of city lights. But the journey doesn't end there. In September of 2024, the Clarion Hotel Karlatornet will open its doors. Adding sophistication with 300 modern rooms, trendy bars, a stylish brasserie, and a lavish spa.

Rendered image of the interior of Maryhill Estate with chairs, sofas, plants and a bar.
Maryhill Estate, Skåne
Renaming Örenäs Castle is a significant step towards rediscovering its origins. In 1867, Judge August Anderberg named it Mariehild after his wife, later altered by Countess Wachtmeister to Maryhill.
Photo: Maryhill Estate

Maryhill Estate (former Örenäs Castle), Landskrona

Opened 18 November 2024
Renaming Örenäs Castle, one of Sweden's iconic estates, is a significant step towards rediscovering its origins. In 1867, Judge August Anderberg named it Mariehild after his wife, later altered by Countess Wachtmeister to Maryhill. Under the ESS Group and led by world traveller Robert "Bobbo" Nilsson, Maryhill Estate is set to emerge as an upscale resort. With 163 rooms, 4 pools, and more, it's not just a castle but a vibrant destination. Enjoy tennis, boules, padel, and park events in a seaside park.