Hotel J

"From the Adirondack chairs lazily spread across the pier and the seafood restaurant’s waterfront deck, it’d be easy to confuse the Hotel J for somewhere in New England. Even the rooms are decked out in a healthy dose of Americana, with tasteful white cotton and stars-and-stripes accompanying the natural wood furnishings and nautical memorabilia. And the seafood-focused restaurant—which, frankly, feels like a luxury yacht—channels American favorites in its brasserie-style menu. But, fear not, the Hotel J is also very Swedish. Located on Nacka Strand 20 minutes from Stockholm , it capitalizes on the Swedes’ love of boating, especially in the summer months, when the archipelago’s 30,000 islands become day trip and vacation destinations for the entire city. Not only is it affiliated with a local kayak and canoe rental center—just ask if you’d like to spend a day on the water—but the ferry to and from Stockholm stops in front of the restaurant, allowing city dwellers to make pilgrimages to the eatery at will. The hotel’s sprawling, wooded grounds, too, are exceptionally Swedish, especially with the 19th-century summer mansions that dot them; most are used as event spaces now, but don’t let that curb your exploring."

"From the Adirondack chairs lazily spread across the pier and the seafood restaurant’s waterfront deck, it’d be easy to confuse the Hotel J for somewhere in New England. Even the rooms are decked out in a healthy dose of Americana, with tasteful white cotton and stars-and-stripes accompanying the natural wood furnishings and nautical memorabilia. And the seafood-focused restaurant—which, frankly, feels like a luxury yacht—channels American favorites in its brasserie-style menu. But, fear not, the Hotel J is also very Swedish. Located on Nacka Strand 20 minutes from Stockholm , it capitalizes on the Swedes’ love of boating, especially in the summer months, when the archipelago’s 30,000 islands become day trip and vacation destinations for the entire city. Not only is it affiliated with a local kayak and canoe rental center—just ask if you’d like to spend a day on the water—but the ferry to and from Stockholm stops in front of the restaurant, allowing city dwellers to make pilgrimages to the eatery at will. The hotel’s sprawling, wooded grounds, too, are exceptionally Swedish, especially with the 19th-century summer mansions that dot them; most are used as event spaces now, but don’t let that curb your exploring."

Hotel J, a Member of Design Hotels, a Design Boutique Hotel Stockholm, Sweden

"This peaceful, yacht-club style hotel is 20 minutes’ boat ride from Stockholm’s Old Town. It offers a waterfront restaurant and summer terrace, plus great views of the Baltic Sea. Hotel J’s rooms have oak floors and designer, marine-themed textiles. All bathrooms include a bathtub or a shower. Many rooms have a balcony or terrace, which offer sea or garden views. The brasserie Restaurant J specialises in New England-inspired seafood. Relaxation options include a late-night bar and a lounge with an open fireplace. Staff can help book treatments at a local spa, as well as archipelago tours or wine tasting sessions. Guests can use the nearby SATS gym for free. Nyckelviken Nature Reserve is 15 minutes’ walk from Hotel J. Shuttle boats depart for the city centre every 30 minutes from May to August. Nacka Strand Bus Stop is only 400 metres away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

Hotel J Stockholm (Stockholm, Sweden) 12 Hotel Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"Just to the east of Stockholm proper is the island suburb of Nacka Strand, a place where the living is truly easy, even by Swedish standards. Here, just outside the city, is where you’ll find Hotel J, a modernist seaside structure housing a boutique hotel as well as a restaurant that’s popular with overnighters and day-trippers alike." - Tablet Hotels