Lobby
The cosy lobby is small with a friendly reception and limited seating. The building extends back and is deceiving in size.
Exterior
The building dates back to the 17th century and is reminiscent of ships from bygone days due to its tall and narrow structure. At just under six metres wide, this is undoubtably Stockholm's narrowest hotel.
Rooms
The hotel’s maritime atmosphere permeates the rooms with their “ship’s decking” wood floors, a porthole in the bathroom door and a model ship, which is an exact replica of the antique ship that gave the room its name. The names of the room categories are also borrowed from life on the seven seas.
Restaurant
The Lord Nelson is a small hotel and we do not therefore have a restaurant in the traditional sense, but we do serve our hotel guests light meals. For other dining, we highly recommend the popular The Whole Beast and Pubologi, both located just around the corner.
