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Villa Dagmar

Stockholm • Östermalm • SPLURGE

avg. $367 / night

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At a glance

A late-19th-century Stockholm townhouse reimagined as a 64-room hotel with Parisian apartment sensibility and a retractable-canopy courtyard.

Best for: Collectors and aesthetes seeking European sensibility

Highlights:

  • Lotta Agaton interiors: toile de Jouy, velvet chairs, four-poster beds
  • Retractable-canopy courtyard with wrought-iron furniture and mature fig trees
  • Amber-lacquered restaurant opening directly onto the courtyard
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PB hotel design editorial

At number 27 Nybrogatan, where Östermalm's residential confidence gives way to the quiet diplomacy of Stockholm's cultural quarter, a late nineteenth-century building with a gilded arched entrance and grey-striped awnings has been transformed into Villa Dagmar — one of the Swedish capital's more considered recent additions to boutique hospitality. The property, which draws on the building's bourgeois origins to frame a decidedly European sensibility, carries the atmosphere of a well-appointed private house rather than a conventional hotel. Interior designer Lotta Agaton, known for her work across Scandinavian editorial and residential projects, shaped the 64 rooms around dark-stained four-poster beds, toile de Jouy wallpapers, velvet occasional chairs, and pleated linen lampshades — a vocabulary closer to a cultivated Parisian apartment than to the Nordic minimalism Stockholm is more readily associated with. The courtyard at the heart of the complex is perhaps the property's most quietly ambitious gesture: a retractable canvas canopy stretched over stone-paved terracing, wrought-iron furniture cushioned in cream, and mature fiddle-leaf fig trees planted into oversized black planters, the whole arrangement sheltered by the original exposed brick walls of the surrounding building. Inside, the restaurant is arranged around amber-lacquered walls, tobacco-velvet banquette seating, steel-framed wine display cases, and woven pendant lights — warm and generously proportioned, opening directly onto the courtyard through full-height glazed doors that dissolve the boundary between inside and out.

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Villa Dagmar Reviews

315 reviews

"Service was decent. Gave me an attic-style room on the top floor with no windows but cozy. The restaurant and room service were underwhelming. Location wise on a pedestrian street so cars can’t reach the hotel. Street noise can be very bad. Entrance and layout was confusing but decor was elegant and relaxing. Overall much better than Hotel Diplomat."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 02, 2026

"We have stayed at this hotel before and its location is ideal. It is a luxury hotel and we visit Stockholm frequently and as we were celebrating our 40th wedding anniversary we decided to treat ourselves to a stay at this lovely hotel again. The ambience of the hotel is perfect and the ‘outside in’ restaurant and bar is so relaxing."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 24, 2026

"The hotel is wonderful. We like smaller boutique hotels. Villa Dagmar didn’t disappoint in any way. In fact, it was everything we like/wanted. Food was wonderful. Breakfast buffet and variety of eggs and hot items to order were great. Lunch and dinner were also great. Hotel was wonderfully clean. Service was impeccable from check-in to check-out."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 17, 2026

"We had a beautiful room with a living room connected. We both loved the room, the hotel and the restaurant! I wanted to give a shout-out of appreciation especially to Sophia who assisted us several times with anything from plane and train tickets to restaurants etc. She was professional, kind and knew exactly what to do and how to help. She was wonderful! I hope she's there if we return!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 17, 2026

"The property is beautiful. The receptionist on Saturday night around 8 pm was an absolute joy and a breath of fresh air, especially after I had just walked the entire city- the latter part of my day with my suitcase coming from another hotel (Scandic, exceptional service, especially by the overnight fill-in, Kennedy, at Scandic 53). I was happily surprised to learn that my booking included the sauna bath, which I unfortunately did not have enough time to explore. The spa menu is really beautiful; again, I wish I could have enjoyed the bath before heading out to another hotel the following day. The spa was booked the following day (Sunday); however, the receptionist Sunday morning managed to find an additional practitioner, but I had already confirmed services at another hotel before I finished my breakfast. The receptionist Sunday morning and her colleague were so professional and warm, and I very much appreciated their warm demeanor despite being so young. The breakfast was DIVINE. The head server was incredibly nice and professional. Having dietary restrictions, the chef personally offered to help tailor my breakfast and seemed sincerely happy to rise to the challenge. The spread at the buffet was fresh and colorful, featuring traditional baked breads and more. The à la carte menu is beautifully curated, serving all tastes masterfully. I enjoyed the chia bowl and avocado toast (the ultra luxe version). I asked if the eggs were locally raised, and I was happy to hear they were, so I also had fresh eggs added to my order. My standard room - I took a chance and booked the only accommodation they had available. I initially thought the price was a big investment but went ahead anyway, considering it was a same-day booking during the height of their peak season. Being particularly sensitive to cleanliness, this hotel did not disappoint, and the bed was extremely comfortable. As a solo traveler, I felt safe walking around Sweden at night, especially since the sun does not fully set in July, and this area in particular was close enough to walk to nightlife hotspots but quiet enough to get rest. The fill-in receptionist overnight at the hotel didn't seem particularly enthused about being there. Maybe he was having a bad week. Considering I had already spent two nights elsewhere around the city, I do not think his personality reflected the friendly Swedish service I was getting used to. I will say, the guests here were not as international as the numerous places I went to around the city the three full days and nights - it seemed like a safe place for mid-aged female groups, American couples, and even the overnight fill-in to act like snobs. Again, he was a fill-in; he did act passive-aggressive, despite my friendliness (the Swedish nature is contagious- even for this NY'er), which turned me off and is why I decided to spend my last night in Stockholm at the Grand Hotel and do the spa there. With more time, I would revisit this place again, and was truly impressed with all the details. Thank You!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 12, 2026

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