Sweden's most expensive hotel

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  Nobis Hotel at Norrmalmstorg in Stockholm - the only Nordic hotel on the 2011 Travel + Leisure’s list of the 50 best new international hotels.

• Sweden's most expensive hotel
  Want to spend a night or two somewhere really luxurious? How about staying at a hotel in Sweden? Allow us to mention that Sweden is not among the most expensive hotel destinations in the world, far from it. Take a look at the recent Price Index Report from hotels.com Hotel Prices around the World

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  The most expensive hotels in Sweden can be found in Stockholm, where the average price for a night is 1200 SEK ($180). Above: Grand Hotel with its fine old traditions ..not available at Stockholm's average prices.

• We made our own price check as early as 1874 - in conjunction with the construction of Stockholm's Grand Hotel: Most expensive in 1874: SEK 7.50... Yes, seven kronor and 50 öre

• The most expensive hotels in Sweden can be found, of course, in Stockholm, where hotel prices continue to soar. During the first six months of 2012, prices in Stockholm were 3 percent higher than the same period last year. This according to the Hotel Price Index report, which is being presented by the hotel booking site Hotels.com. “Stockholm has been Sweden’s most expensive city when it comes to hotels for many years, and when the demand continues to be great, the prices continue to be at a high level," says Åsa Murphy, Hotels.com's Nordic manager. A night in Stockholm cost an average of 1200 SEK ($180) during the first six months of 2012; last year’s average price was 1161 SEK ($175). For the entire country the average hotel price for the first six months of 2012 was 1086 SEK ($163), an increase of 1 percent.