Stockholm, Sweden
Dog Friendly Hotels in Stockholm
Where To Stay, Walk, Eat And Drink With Your Dog In Stockholm
Stockholm is the capital of Sweden, built across fourteen islands where Lake Malaren meets the Baltic, so that water and quayside are never more than a few minutes away. The old town of Gamla Stan sits at the centre, the royal park island of Djurgarden lies just across the water, and Sodermalm's cliffs and cafes rise to the south. Swedes walk their dogs in every weather and the city expects it, with dogs travelling free on the buses, metro and trams. In summer the light barely leaves the sky, and the whole city lives outdoors.
Where to stay
The Best Dog Friendly Hotels In Stockholm
Every hotel here has been inspected and ranked against the Dog Friendly Standard. No pay to play, no vague pet friendly badge, just the ones that earned their place, best first.
Where to walk
Dog Friendly Parks, Trails and Walks in Stockholm
Parks, trails and walks from our own verified data, each checked to sit close to the hotels above. Tap any one to open it in Google Maps.
Djurgården
Wide paths and long routes across the royal park island
Långholmen
Waterside walks, with a dog friendly beach on the island's east side in summer
Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde
Dogs are welcome in the park and garden
Hagaparken
Royal park north of the centre with wide open green areas
Vasaparken
One of Vasastan's most popular walking areas
Where to eat and drink
Dog Friendly Restaurants, Bars and Cafes in Stockholm
Not just tolerated under the table, genuinely welcome: a water bowl, a spot by the fire, and no eyebrow raised when you walk in with a dog.
Brasserie Hötorget
Central brasserie where dogs are welcome for lunch, dinner or drinks
Hornsgatan Kvarterskrog
Neighbourhood restaurant near Mariatorget that welcomes dogs indoors
Brisket and Friends
Rustic grill where dogs are welcome indoors and out
Lokes bar
Named after a miniature Schnauzer who greets dogs and owners at the bar
Il Caffè
Italian cafe where dogs are welcome inside or out
Loopen
Waterside spot with a dog menu
Dog Bakery
A cosy dog friendly cafe by Vasaparken with treats for the dog and coffee for you
Fåfängan
A cafe and restaurant with a view over the city; the dog joins you on the terrace on warm days
Dog Friendly Everything
Free, 24/7, In Any Language
Get instant access to the world’s largest canine travel database: millions of dog friendly bars, restaurants, hotels, trails and parks in 50+ countries, plus border crossing advice and access to 24‑hour emergency vets in case you need one.
Dog Friendly Stockholm · Good To Know
Which hotels in Stockholm are dog friendly?
Every hotel on this page has been inspected and ranked against the Roch Dog Friendly Standard. Ranked highest are Hôtel Reisen (A), Hotel At Six (B), Lydmar Hotel (D), Nordic Light Hotel (F). Each has its own review page with its rank, its pet fee and its rules for dogs.
Do dog friendly hotels in Stockholm charge a pet fee?
Most do. For example, Hôtel Reisen charges 35/65EUR; Hotel At Six charges 275 SEK per night; Lydmar Hotel charges 100 Sek per night; Nordic Light Hotel charges 400 kronor. Fees change, so confirm the current charge when you book.
Which hotels in Stockholm let dogs stay free?
None of the hotels here told us that dogs stay free. Each review page states the fee the hotel gave us, and we update it when that changes.
How many dogs can I bring to a hotel in Stockholm?
Hôtel Reisen allows two or more dogs per room. For the others, ask when you book.
Are there weight limits at dog friendly hotels in Stockholm?
Some do: Hôtel Reisen up to 33 lb. Hotel At Six, Lydmar Hotel and Nordic Light Hotel told us of no weight limit, so a bigger dog is welcome there.
What do dog friendly hotels in Stockholm provide for a dog?
Hôtel Reisen, Hotel At Six and Lydmar Hotel provide a dog bed. Hôtel Reisen, Hotel At Six and Lydmar Hotel set out food and water bowls. Hôtel Reisen, Hotel At Six and Lydmar Hotel hand out free treats. Hotel At Six sells dog food or a dog menu. The details are on each hotel's review page, with what the hotel told us about leaving a dog alone in the room.