Scandic Malmen

About

Scandic Hotel Malmen is a landmark modernist hotel situated in the heart of Södermalm, Stockholm. The building, originally a 1916 theatre, was rebuilt between 1948 and 1951 by architects Georg Varhelyi and Carl‑Axel Acking, showcasing sleek, functional design and a striking blue‑gray façade that has been carefully preserved over the decades. With 332 rooms—including a range of allergy‑friendly, pets‑friendly, and handicap‑accessible options—the hotel offers modern comforts amid historic surroundings. Guests enjoy complimentary in‑house concerts at the small hotel bar, a fitness centre, a barber shop, and easy access to Stockholm’s metro, trains, and public transport, making it an ideal base for exploring the city’s lively culture and history. The hotel’s heritage‑grade status from the Stockholm City Museum underlines its cultural significance, adding a unique ambience for travellers looking for a blend of contemporary hospitality and historic architecture.