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This hotel was recommended by a Swedish friend. It is central to the old town so you can easily walk everywhere.There are lost of bars and restaurants near by.We upgraded to a larger room on the top floor and it was beautiful Very large and unusual.You feel as if you are in an old fashioned house rather than a hotel.The staff are lovely. Good breakfast.I would stay there again. Such a lot of chracter in this hotel.

Our room was nice with a double bed (two twins pushed together),two end tables by the bed, two chairs with a small table between, a desk, wardrobe, minibar, flat screen TV, wireless internet that worked, a connecting small room with a twin bed in it, cupboard and small end table. The bathroom was nice and clean and had a bathtub with shower attachment, shampoo, soap and blowdryer. It was a cute little room with windows that opened onto a courtyard that faced other people's room windows and the wall. The downside was that there is no AC, so even in May with outside temps in the 50's at night it got stuffy in the room unless we opened the windows. Once they were open we were kept awake all night by the chiming of the church bells every quarter hour. 1:15 would give you one chime, 1:30 two, 1:45 three, 2:00 four chimes, then the 2 bongs for the hours. Imagine midnight! I was up all night opening and closing the windows. Interestingly, my son slept like a baby and didn't hear the bells. If you are a heavy sleeper you will be fine here.The breakfast was nice with an assortment of meat and cheese slices, bread to slice with jellies and butter, hard boiled eggs, fruit, other breads and cookies, juices, milk, yoghurt, cereal, good coffee. They even had a juicer there so that you could press your own oranges. It is a cute place and a great location if you can take the bell ringing all night long. We had sticker shock with the prices throughout our stay in Sweden and Norway and this was no exception. Our room was about $500 US per night. By the way, Kryp In was our favorite place to eat there.

Stayed here for a week after getting the booking as part of a flight/hotel deal. Superb location just around the corner from the Cathedral and Royal Palace and within easy reach of the Opera and central Stockholm for access to all major museums etc. Staff very friendly, good breakfast buffet with nice fresh fruit, bread, eggs etc. Furnishings amazing as rooms/hotel as a whole are full of 19th century antiques! Lovely sauna area in the basement which you can book for PRIVATE use on a hourly basis (and the plunge pool is part of the original 14th century (!) village well!) Only drawbacks: found it very hot (late May) and if you tried to sleep with open windows, you got the sound of the Cathedral bells all night long (on the quarter and then the big boom of the main bell on the hour!) Otherwise, though, perfect in all regards.

Quite quirky and full of memorabilia. The rooms are nice if somewhat dated. Nice modern bathrooms (though our jacuzzi bath had a gap between it and the wall so water leaked onto the floor from the shower). There is also a wonderful and spacious private sauna you can book in the hotel basement. The staff are fantastically helpful and we discovered the wonderful Kryp In restaurant only at their suggestion.Definitely recommended

I stayed at the Lady Hamilton Hotel for 4 nights during February 2013. The hotel is located one street up from the "main" street in the Gamla Stan and is directly below the Palace in a quiet street. The room was clean but given the price on the small side. The room was a double and had the typical two single beds pushed together that you get in Europe. The bathroom was also clean and the floors heated so if you need to do some hand washing, it will dry in the bathroom. The breakfast at the hotel is good with freshly sqeezed orange juice, the usual cold cuts of meat, herring, pickles, cheese etc, lots of yoghurt, cereals, eggs, bacon, fruit, pastries and great bread (with a toaster) for those inclined. The staff are very helpful and friendly. My advice, if you fly in, get the train into central station from the airport and then pay the 100-120 kronor for a taxi to the hotel, rather than get the metro from the central station (which is 1 stop) and then try and find the hotel. The Gamla Stan is typical of most Old Towns with cobble streets and the lady Hamilton is located up hill from the station so with luggage it's an effort and not worth it. The hotel is walking distance of lot of the attractions in Stockholm. However, be prepared to walk in Stockholm and lots as the attractions are spread out.The hotel doesn't have a restaurant for dinner but no need to worry there are great restaurants and bars near the hotel. I went to two Irish bars - Limmey's and O'Connells (the food was pretty good at the later) and one Swedish wine bar (19 Glass Bar & Matsal - which was lovely and also had a very interesting menu). In the Gamla Stan there is a great Italian restaurant called Vapiano. Essentially you get a buzzer when you walk in and then you order what you want - Pasta, Salad, Pizza, Beer/wine etc and swipe the buzzer and then pay on the way out. The tables are large and communal which is great for the solo traveller. Also, there are herbs on the tables that you can pick to add to your meal. Also there is a swedish restaurant called Slingerbulten where I had the best meal! The prawn and dill entree was divine and the steak was amazing! I wish I had found it earlier!.