Columbus Hotel in Stockholm 

The brewer Lorenz Sifvert had this beautiful listed building erected in 1780 as a brewery and living quarters for workers and since then it has been the headquarters for the city guard and later, during the cholera epidemic in 1834 the barracks were transformed into a temporary hospital with rooms for 239 patients. Since 1976 this beautiful building has been the site of Columbus Hotel and has retained a flavour of its elegant past blended with the standards now expected in the best hotels. The hotel is centrally situated in Stockholm on Södermalm, one of Stockholm’s most beautiful and attractive areas. Just a few blocks from the busy Götgatan, Columbus is an oasis of calm in the busy urban streets of Södermalm. A large, tranquil inner courtyard contributes to the ambience. The rooms have wide exposed beams, polished hardwood floors, antique furniture, and bright wallpaper and fabrics. Many look out over the courtyard, others the nearby church. In summer breakfast is served outside. This hotel provides peace and quiet even though it's close to all the action.

Located in a beautiful 18th century house with large windows and high ceilings. The rooms are modern and comfortably furnished in Gustavian style. The Single Rooms have a 90 cm bed. The Double rooms have a 2 x 90 cm beds, alternatively one 160 cm or 180 cm bed.Our spacious deluxe rooms consist of a living room with sofa bed and one bedroom with 2 x 90 cm beds, alternatively one 180 cm bed.

Experience an oasis of calm amongst the bustling urban streets of Södermalm where, during summer, a hearty breakfast is served in the tranquil courtyard to the hum of church bells-an invigorating start to the day. Our Bistro serves evening meals and why not finish off the night with some wine tasting in the 18th century vaults.

The local area, affectionately known as, SoFo offers a wide selection of pubs, restaurants, theatres, cafés and small boutiques. Access to Stockholm's Archipelago and the city centre is easily at hand.

The closest underground station, Medborgarplatsen, is a 5 minute walk from the hotel.Via TrainTake the green line towards Medborgarplatsen, 3 stops from Central station. Take the exit to Björnsträdgård, cross the park to the right and you will come to Tjärhovsgatan. Walk 300 meters and we are on the left hand side of the street. Car/busFrom the South on E4: turn off route 222 towards Gustavsberg and in the tunnel exit towards Gullmarsplan. Follow the signs for Södermalm, along Götgatan until the crossing Folkungagatan. Turn right at Tjärhovsgatan, 300 meters further on and we are on the left hand side of the street.From the North on E4: Take Noora Staionsgatan towards Södermalm-Nynäshamn after entering Klarastrandsleden which passes Söderleden, turn at the sign for Medborgarplatsen. At the first intersection- Folkungagatan/Götgatan turn left on to Götgatan and then take the first right in to Tjärhovsgatan, 300 meters further on and we are on the left hand side of the street.

A charming hotel in an attractive heritage listed building dating back to 1780 and centrally situated in one of the most popular areas of Stockholm. The hotel is located within a picturesque courtyard and many rooms enjoy views of the courtyard while others the church. The surrounding area is renowned for an array of food, culture and shopping.During the 2000 remodelling, the wide exposed beams, polished hardwood floors and antique furniture have been retained which ensure that the historical ambience of the hotel’s elegant past remains. Enjoy some wine tasting in the cellar below the 18th century vaults!

Please note that extra beds are upon request and that you need to contact the hotel on the number displayed on the confirmation in order to check if they can guarantee this.