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Stockholm's Nordic Light Has Great Lighting

Where: Vasaplan 7, Stockholm , Sweden, 10137

When you're staying in a hotel with a name like the Nordic Light Hotel, you'd probably be disappointed if the lights didn't make a good impression. But according to a recent Guardian reader review, the Nordic Light gets a thumbs up, despite looking like an office block from the outside:

On entering the lobby, you'll immediately notice that there is a lot of white: white walls, white tiled floor and white reception desk. However, this is complimented by the hotel's chief selling point - its lighting. The lobby is bathed in a continually changing display of colour as spotlights rotate through the spectrum. And this extends to every room in the hotel, where the lighting effects can be individually programmed to create the ultimate setting for you and your loved one. Whether you want calm and relaxation or romance or whatever mood takes your fancy, at the twist of a dial by the bed, it's yours.  

Apart from super-fancy lighting, the beds are described as "absurdly comfortable", and if you hand your shoes in the night before, you'll wake up to a freshly polished pair for free. Get a preview of some of the funky lighting ideas at the top of the Nordic's website--don't make a reservation if it all seems too psychedelic to you.

[Photo: Metal Sky]

Related Stories:
· Nordic Light Hotel [TripAdvisor]
· Nordic Light Hotel [Guardian UK]