Lady Hamilton Hotel
March 7, 2008
It has often been said that the lively City of Stockholm in Sweden is brimming with history and culture. The glory and remembrances of the past seem so alive in Stockholm that they permeate almost every place and establishment this fine Scandinavian City houses. From museums, restaurants, shopping areas, universities and libraries, something of Stockholm’s past can always be glimpsed of.
Hotels and lodging accommodations are also establishments in Stockholm City, Sweden that imbibe the rich, overwhelming grandeur of the city’s history. Surprisingly however, there is also one hotel in Stockholm that not just reflects its home city’s culture and past, but the history of one other European country as well. And that hotel is none other than the Lady Hamilton Hotel in Stockholm, Sweden.
The Lady Hamilton Hotel is a family-owned hotel found where else but Gamla Stan. Gamla Stan or Old Town is a bed of cultural destinations and historical antiquities and the Lady Hamilton Hotel nicely blends in with its neighboring attractions of palaces, mansions, plazas, cathedrals and museums.
This fine Stockholm hotel was named after Lady Emma Hamilton, the sweetheart and beloved of English historic hero Lord Nelson. It is also one of the oldest hotels in Stockholm, being built way back in 1470. The Lady Hamilton Hotel offers 24 uniquely decorated and furnished rooms and suites, all of which showcase the perfect blend of English and Swedish design.
And although it is a very old building, the Lady Hamilton Hotel of Stockholm, Sweden has nonetheless, all the modern amenities and improvements that a modern, 21 st century lifestyle requires. This includes satellite cable televisions, coffeemakers, mini-bar, in-room telephone and wireless Internet service. The lady Hamilton Hotel also has a very nice restaurant, convention and meeting facilities, ample parking space, and lavish spa facilities.
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