Stockholm / Nobis hotel
Most of the time during the hangouts with Jelena, we are talking about some silly things and crazy ideas. In September, one of them was a visit to Stockholm, and shortly after that we booked our trip.
We traveled in November, a week before my birthday and today I'm starting with posts from this gorgeous city. In January issue of Elle Serbia magazine you can read her article and check more of our photos. :)
Our first stop was at Nobis hotel. One of the Stockholm’s most desirable places to stay and be seen. Located in two historic late 19th-century buildings on Norrmalmstorg Square in the heart of the city, this design conscious hotel will help you to understand geography of this Scandinavian city and enjoy your trip.
Nobis Hotel has been designed for optimal function, beauty, comfort and atmosphere by world renowned Swedish star architect studio Claesson Koivisto Rune. Most of the interior objects were designed specifically for the hotel and the best thing is that you can purchase them too, if you like it. Check it Here.
We stayed at deluxe room with the view from last photo, and if you asked me what can I recall to my mind the answer is simple: the Bed! Large and spacious with Egyptian bed sheets! Still craving for that! We had great experience with this modern and cool hotel and I will definitely recommend it!
Tips for Nobis hotel:
1. Don't miss the breakfast at Caina restaurant. It's totally Swedish ecological, based on home-made, home-baked foods, breads and pastries, simply delicious! Try the blueberry jam and you will be on heaven!
2. Take your time to chill at lounge, which has spectacular chandelier!
3. Also, the Must try is Strawberry Basil Smash cocktail at glamorous Golden bar which has been served more than 32.000 times. Impressive! Gold mirrors, lights and yummy drinks are enough to justify this IT bar.
4. Tune the Vinyl 107 radio and you will be surprised how good this radio station is!
Huge thanks to Alessia for a warm welcome and for making our stay at Nobis even more pleasant, and one more thanks goes to a lovely lady Carin from Paris in four months blog for giving us her To do list in Stockholm!
