Grand Hôtel: Stockholm’s 150-year-old five-star hotel and culinary destination
Founded in 1874, the Grand Hôtel Stockholm is Sweden’s international-level five-star luxury hotel and premier culinary destination. Throughout its 150-year history, the Hôtel has hosted Scandinavia’s most honoured guests - from heads of state like Princess Grace and Prince Rainier of Monaco, to global stars like
Apple orchards in Österlen, the Northern Lights, fishing huts on the West Coast, and the Swedish mountains. Grand Hôtel Stockholm's new cocktail menu, signed by the Cadier Bar, is inspired by everything around us, from our nature to our traditions. This year's cocktail menu - A Tribute to Swedish Nature - pays homage to our Swedish heritage and takes guests on a journey that w
The world's best hotels, cruises, countries, cities, resorts, trains, airlines, airports, spas, islands, luggage and tour operators. Today, Condé Nast Traveler announces the results of its annual Readers' Choice Awards, with Grand Hôtel Stockholm being voted the best hotel in Northern Europe.
Mathias Dahlgren, the star chef behind acclaimed restaurants such as Matbaren and Rutabaga, is opening the doors on August 11 to a new dining concept – Seafood Gastro – at the Grand Hôtel in Stockholm. Offering a tasting menu that celebrates aquatic delicacies from within, around, and atop the water, the restaurant is a journey of gastronomic discovery for guests as well as Mathias and his team.
Fresh seafood dishes and delicious salads are the focus when Grand Hôtel Stockholm opens a new restaurant. Now Grand Soleil opens its doors and invites guests to Stockholm's most sunny destination, where the warmth and atmosphere of the French and Italian Riviera permeates every moment.
Grand Hôtel Stockholm has recruited Jessica Karlsson as the new hotel manager. Jessica has a long experience in leading roles in hotels and comes most recently from NOFO Hotel & Wine Bar where she worked as hotel director.
Stockholm's restaurant scene is getting a new addition. Rutabaga, which has been creating world-class vegetarian dishes since 2017, will continue to grow in new forms outside the Grand Hôtel Stockholm. A new restaurant by Mathias Dahlgren will take over Rutabaga's former premises after the summer.
Grand Hôtel Stockholm is launching a new cocktail concept where France meets Sweden in a new and well-composed cocktail menu - "States of the Art". From October 5, the new cocktail menu will be served in the Cadier Bar, which is based on the era when the Grand Hôtel opened its doors. The new menu offers 19 tasty cocktails, some of which are non-alcoholic and a few classics remain.
Grand Hôtel presents two newly renovated floors. This spring, floors five and six will open in all their colourful splendour. The two floors, which have their own style and architecture, have been renovated with carefully selected colours and materials that highlight the full potential of the rooms
Today Hanna Oscarsson at the Cadier Bar, Grand Hôtel, was announced the winner in the prestigious Art of Italicus 2020 Glo-Cal Edition. The Glo-Cal edition involved up to 80 bars, 80 bartenders, and was hosted across 10 cities. Participating bartenders were asked to present an Italicus Aperitivo cocktail inspired by their local region for the chance to be named the Best Bartender Artist 2020.
Grand Hôtel is pleased to present new bathroom amenities from the Italian brand Bottega Veneta, renowned for fine craftsmanship in exclusive leather products. Inspired by art and nature, the hotel’s new Eau Légère scented products exude tones of citrus, bergamot, patchouli and oak moss. All guest room bathrooms at the hotel will be stocked with these exclusive toiletries in mid-May.
This year, Japan and Sweden celebrate 150 years of diplomatic ties. In conjunction with the celebrations, the Palace Hotel Tokyo has invited the Grand Hôtel’s executive chef, Gabriel Ask, to make a week-long guest chef performance with a Swedish touch. From April 20-27, Gabriel and his team will take over the Grand Kitchen restaurant at the Palace Hotel Tokyo.
