Grand Hôtel Stockholm Update and Renovations

February 13, 2015
By Guest Contributor
Facebook Twitter Email

.article-cta-top

With a rich 140-year history, the Grand Hôtel Stockholm, opposite the Royal Palace and Old Town on the charming Swedish city's waterfront, is recognized as a "Harper Classic" hotel. We are pleased to report that this timeless hotel has recently completed renovations on their award-winning restaurant The Veranda and their third and fourth floor rooms and suites. Additionally, an extensive facelift to the lobby is scheduled to be finished this week. This landmark hotel invited Andrew Harper to unveil photos of their recent renovations, and, naturally, we immediately accepted this kind offer. Find more details about the specific changes accompanying the photos below.

Enjoy this inside look at a refreshing, poised update to a favorite Harper property!

The Veranda Restaurant (open daily) renovation features vernacular influences, which are prevalent in the bespoke features, including the use of vintage textiles, archive patterns, a stone-top central display table and a decorative bronze screen. - © Grand Hôtel Stockholm

Buffet area at The Veranda restaurant - © Grand Hôtel Stockholm

"I have pushed the boundaries and played with a more daring palette in the new rooms and suites. And while each room has its own unique look, they share an eclectic style that was typical for the year 1874,” said interior designer Sanna Nathanson. - © Grand Hôtel Stockholm

The dining room in the expansive four-room Bernadotte suite on the third floor - © Grand Hôtel Stockholm

The eclectic style of 1874 comes through in the hand sewn decorative cushions in exclusive silk, with fringes, tassels and ribbons on both the furniture and textiles. - © Grand Hôtel Stockholm