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Where to stay in Stockholm

6 areas worth booking in Stockholm, sorted by the budget each one actually suits — what the neighborhood feels like, and what a night there costs.

≈ $40 / night
Södermalm
Creative, cafés, vintage

The big southern island: SoFo's boutiques, vintage shops, bars and the cliffs above the water. The best place to eat and drink cheaply.

Vasastan
Residential, local, cafés

North of the centre, quiet streets of neighbourhood restaurants and parks. Good-value rooms with the metro at the door.

≈ $130 / night
Gamla Stan
Medieval, cobbled, central

The old town island with the palace and cathedral. Beautiful and walkable to everything, but touristy, and its few hotels are small and pricey.

Norrmalm
Central, shopping, transport

The modern centre around the station and Drottninggatan. Practical rather than charming, with hotels at every price and the airport train.

≈ $380 / night
Östermalm
Elegant, waterfront, upscale

Grand nineteenth-century blocks along Strandvägen, the food hall and the best restaurants. Calm, smart and close to Djurgården.

Djurgården
Museums, parkland, island

The royal park island with the Vasa, Skansen and ABBA museums. Green and peaceful, with very few places to stay.

Once you've settled on an area, the Stockholm guide carries our checked shortlist for each tier — what it costs, why it's on the list, and where to book it.

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