Lady Hamilton Hotel is named after the famous naval hero Lord Nelson’s beloved and beautiful mistress, Lady Emma Hamilton. This listed historical building has been around since 1470, at which time it was divided into three separate houses. These were eventually purchased by the merchant Lorens Erdtman, who converted them into a single spacious home for himself. ""Well from the 1300s""In 1975 the building was bought by Majlis and Gunnar Bengtsson, who refurbished the property and transformed it into a hotel. At the basement level we have something of a cultural treasure - an old well dating back to the 1300s! It was here that many residents of the Old Town fetched their water in those days. Today the well is used by the guests for taking a cool dip. * Leijontornet: Innovative Scandinavian fine dining in historic cellar vaults. * Leijonbaren: Bar menu and drinks. * Bistro Emma: For light meals such as sandwiches, pasta dishes and snacks. * The hotel has a suana. * There are two meeting rooms at Lady Hamilton hotel, both decorated with Swedish folklore in the same pleasant style as the rest of the hotel. * This four-floor hotel has 29 guestrooms, all of which include cable TV, minibars, and complimentary Internet connections. Individually designed, the rooms are named after regional flowers, with paintings of the blooms by Swedish artist Ingrid Svensson on each door. Swedish folklore flavours each room via antique rustic cupboards and paintings from the Dalarna region. Lady Hamilton Hotel is located 10 mins to City and Central Station. Situated in Stockholm's Old Town, just a few steps from the Royal Palace, within easy walking distance of the city's attractions. Lady Hamilton Hotel is named after the famous naval hero... * Stockholm Arlanda Airport - 45 km * Gamla Stan (Old Town) – on doorstep * Royal Palace * Nobel Museum * National Museum – 1 km