Umi Hotel

Name: Umi Hotel
Address: Scandinavia, Scandinavia, Scandinavia, Scandinavia
Price range: $$$
Rating: 8.5

Scandinavia, Scandinavia·

8.5 / 10

Hotel · Scandinavia, Scandinavia

Yasuragi, nestled in Hasseludden, Nacka, Stockholm, Sweden, offers a unique Japanese spa hotel experience where traditional Japanese culture meets modern Scandinavian design. Featuring 191 rooms, each with views of the Stockholm archipelago, the hotel provides an oasis of tranquility. Designed by Japanese architect Yoji Kasajima, and with a significant renovation in 2017 by DAP architects, Yasuragi's core is its authentic Japanese bathhouse, offering hot springs, saunas, and cold pools. Guests can indulge in Japanese-inspired cuisine at restaurants like Minamo and Sushi Bar Namiyama. Opened in 1997, Yasuragi is renowned for its serene environment, promoting inner peace and a harmonious blend of nature and wellness, making it a distinguished destination for relaxation and rejuvenation near Stockholm.

At a GlanceScandinavia, Scandinavia

City

Scandinavia

Country

Scandinavia

Star Rating

5 Stars

Editor Score

8.5 / 10

Price Range

Upscale

Region

Europe

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Why We Love It

Authentic Japanese bathhouse with hot springs and saunas

Japanese-inspired cuisine at Minamo and Sushi Bar Namiyama

Rooms with views of the Stockholm archipelago

Unique blend of traditional Japanese culture and modern Scandinavian design

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Mountain & Nature Northern Lights

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Wellness seekersLuxury seekersDesign aficionados

Nearby

Northern Lights Viewing Spot30 min drive

Local Ski Resort20 min drive

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