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Our Rooms at Lady Hamilton Hotel
Courtyard Room
These tripple rooms are beautifully furnished and provide a homely and spacious accommodation complete with seating area, work space and an antique folk cabinet. In an adjacent small room you will find a single bed, which is perfect if you are a party of three travelling together.
Corner Room
Our bright corner rooms have windows in two directions, king size beds and a bathroom equipped with a bathtub, underfloor heating and a heated towel rail. The beautiful crystal chandeliers, folk cabinets and the nice view over the Old Town make these rooms unique.
Compact Twin Room
Our Compact Twin rooms have two single beds which give family and friends a chance to enjoy town at a good price.These rooms are perfect for traveling with your sister or best friend - here you are close to everything Stockholm has to offer.
Double Room
Our cosy double rooms come with a work space as well as beautiful antique folk cabinets. Some of our double rooms have large windows and a beautiful view of the Old Town, and others are under the roof racks and feature beautiful beamed ceilings and cosy sofas.
Small Double Room
Our small double rooms are less spacious, but the interior is just as exquisite. These rooms are a perfect option if you want a lower price, but want to enjoy the Old Town fully either with your love, or if you as a business traveller want some extra space to prepare for your meetings.
Single Room
Our charming single rooms are nicely furnished with comfortable beds and a work space. Chandeliers or exposed beams and folk cabinets are special features in the room. These rooms have everything you need as a single traveller.
About our rooms
The hotel's intimate and romantic atmosphere is inspired by traditional folk style, enhanced by a traditional ”dalamålning” on the wall and an antique wall cabinet containing a bottle of aquavit. These are just a few examples of the Bengtsson family’s unique collection of antiques.
All rooms at the Lady Hamilton are named after a Swedish provincial flower.