Story Hotel Stockholm Stureplan - JDV by Hyatt
Hotel · Östermalm ·
Bohemian chic hotel with art, trendy bar, and Asian cuisine
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Bohemian chic hotel with art, trendy bar, and Asian cuisine
"An art-driven design hotel that offers rotating public exhibitions and a popular backyard bar; the property emphasizes creative public spaces and delivers strong value given its central location, appealing to travelers who appreciate design and cultural programming as part of their stay." - Simon Bajada
"The first solo trip had me elevating my legs against the wall due to excruciating foot pain."
"These days, a hip design hotel isn’t worth its salt unless it’s also home to an almost painfully trendy bar. But when Story Hotel first opened in 2009, on the border of two of Stockholm ’s coolest neighborhoods, it set the standard to which all of the city’s subsequent boutique hotels would be held. The Story formula is deceptively simple: take one historic building in an achingly cool European capital and strip it down to exposed brick and concrete, and original hardwood floors, before decorating it with a sleek, unpretentious style that epitomizes Scandinavian design. Add a sprinkling of colorful graffiti art, and pair faded Persian rugs with collaged photographs and leather chairs. Make sure some rooms are small and affordable, while others are spacious and decadent. The cuisine needn’t be fancy, but it ought to be high quality, just as the cocktails must be inventive and delicious. And don’t let the DJ-accompanied scene turn pretentious; everyone should feel welcome, and among friends. Story’s formula works, and there’s a reason this original boutique hotel is still one of Stockholm’s best."
"This upscale corner of Stockholm might seem a more natural setting for a traditional luxury hotel, but Östermalm, in the city center, just off Birger Jarlsgatan with its high-end shops, is where you’ll find Story Hotel Riddargatan. And behind its Thirties façade is a modern boutique hotel that upsets all the old stereotypes about Scandinavian design. It’s equal parts bohemian decadence and rough-edged urban renewal, full of street-inspired art and reclaimed vintage décor." - Tablet Hotels
