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Design Hotels to open new Stockholm Nobis

Design Hotels to open new Stockholm Nobis

Design Hotels is making final preparation for the opening of it newest member in Stockholm – Nobis Hotel. Designed by the renowned Scandinavian architecture and interior design firm Claesson Koivisto Rune, it is located on Norrmalmstorg square in the heart of Stockholm’s business and shopping district.

The 201-room hotel will have a very personal approach to service and will offer 800 square meters of public spaces, including the Italian restaurant Caina, 24/7 Bistro, The Gold Bar and The Lounge.

“Our hotel is extremely comfortable but without unnecessary excesses. It is elegant and timeless, contemporary classic, never trendy. We feel strongly in Sweden that luxury is not always big spaces and the most expensive thing. It’s a quality that feels different,” says Owner and CEO Alessandro Catenacci.

“Nobis Hotel will be the new centre stage of Sweden’s capital and we are very excited to welcome the hotel to our portfolio. Alessandro Catenacci, his brother and Chef Stefano Catenacci, and the designers Claesson Koivisto Rune have drawn on their personal experiences as global travelers and created a contemporary luxury hotel which is thought through in every detail from a guest’s perspective,” says Design Hotels™ founder and CEO Claus Sendlinger.

The hotel is housed in two buildings from the late 19th century. Interiors thoughtfully blend modern Scandinavian design with 19th century details. In creating this five star hotel, Claesson Koivisto Rune was inspired by the winter colors of Stockholm.

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Toned-down and discreet tones characterize the rooms and the public spaces and create an inviting and relaxing atmosphere. Interiors for the rooms and the rest of the hotel were carefully composed with pieces from different designers and manufacturers creating the feeling of being in a private home.

The rooms and suites are primarily designed with natural materials that become more beautiful as they age, such as wool, wood, stone, leather and glass. High ceilings in all the rooms create a sense of space and light. Each room has up to five light sources so that guests can change the lighting according to their mood. The lamps are made by famous designers such as David Chipperfield and Ilse Crawford.

Nobis Hotel features 800 square meters of public spaces, including Caina restaurant with authentic Italian cuisine; a 24/7 Bistro, The Gold Bar and The Lounge. “The restaurants and bars in Nobis Hotel are individual attractions in their own right. They are my and my brother Sandro’s personal responsibility,” says award-winning Chef Stefano Catenacci, who is also Executive Chef at the Royal Court of Sweden. At Caina, he will serve authentic Italian cuisine using only the freshest products from Italy.

With a large open dining room, the layout is in true Italian style. 24/7 Bistro is open 24 hours, seven days a week and does not only serve Italian dishes but also Swedish delicacies and international food. The Gold Bar is perfect to start off the evening. The Lounge and so-called ‘Stockholm’s new living room’ is located in an atrium and evokes a cathedral-like atmosphere with a 25 meter high ceiling and modern fresco painting.

Green Initiatives
Nobis Hotel will be certified with the Nordic Swan Ecolabel, the official eco-certification of the Nordic countries. Therefore, the hotel will use local products with carefully selected natural materials as well as the most environmentally sound solutions for heating, air conditioning, climate control, laundry, waste processing and transportation.

The hotel occupies a prime spot on Norrmalmstorg square, the center of the city’s business, shopping and entertainment district. Major attractions such as the Royal Castle and the National Museum are just a short walk away.