A boutique style hotel, but with 82 rooms, Berns Hotel was built as a restaurant in 1863; then reincarnated more than a century later as Stockholm's best-loved hotel and entertainment hot spot. The Berns Hotel sits in an enviable location right down on the harbor and within walking distance to all of the best shops and restaurants.
Asiatiska is the hotel's Asian restaurant, which is housed in the most fabulous 19th century baroque chandelier-clad room, and would, no doubt, be a stunning setting for a private party. Conde Nast Traveller proclaims Sunday Brunch in this room to be one of their top 25 reasons to go to Stockholm.
Our room at Berns was small and average (with no view), though I suspect their superior and deluxe rooms, designed by famous industry experts like Phillipe Starck, amongst others, are much nicer and more spacious. We could not, however, argue with the location.
Our room at Berns was small and average (with no view), though I suspect their superior and deluxe rooms, designed by famous industry experts like Phillipe Starck, amongst others, are much nicer and more spacious. We could not, however, argue with the location.
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