For the second year in a row, the Grand Hôtel’s new café is opening its sidewalk seating on the quay outside the hotel. Extending a warm welcome to passersby – Stockholmers and tourists alike – the Grand Café offers lighter lunches and desserts straight from the Grand Hotel’s kitchen and patisserie.
A clear sign that spring is here and that summer is just around the corner is the opening of Terrassen at the Grand Hôtel.
On Midsummer’s Eve, we serve traditional Swedish Midsummer fare, with guests choosing between three guaranteed rain-free seatings.
With autumn coming, it’s time to enjoy the fruits of the sea at the Veranda restaurant. From Wednesday, September 17 to Sunday, October 9, we will be serving a shellfish buffet at the Grand Hôtel, treating our guests to the finest the sea has to offer, along with accompaniments that enhance both taste and enjoyment.
On the last Friday of every month we feature a DJ who plays music for our Cadier Bar guests.
Our classic smörgåsbord is now being served for lunch and dinner, with the spring smörgåsbord focusing on spring primeurs and lighter fare.
The month of May is spring vegetable time in Sweden. To mark the occasion, we have created a special menu of spring primeurs at the Cadier Bar in collaboration with growers and purveyors from the island of Gotland.
During Friday 21 March, the Grand Hôtel Nordic Spa & Fitness was awarded Day spa of the year by Sweden's SpaStar Awards, which annually is organized by SpaStar International. The title “Day spa of the year”, that Grand Hôtel Nordic Spa & fitness was honored with, is a new category in this year’s competition. In their assessment the jury studied the environment, treatments, and the overall concept.
Jeanette Lesslie, security manager at the Grand Hôtel, has received the Risk Management Scholarship, a much regarded scholarship in the security industry. Jeanette receives the scholarship in 2014 for her efforts in training and risk analysis at the Grand Hôtel in 2013.
The 2014 edition of Michelin Guide has been reveled today and for the sixth year running Mathias Dahlgren’s two restaurants at the Grand Hôtel, Stockholm, Matbaren and Matsalen, have retained their respective two and one stars. In the same announcement, the Michelin Guides' international director Michel Ellis announced that a standalone guide for the Nordic countries will be issued in 2015.
Executive Chef of The Grand Hotel, Stockholm, Mr Andreas Askling has been invited to participate in the Royal Sweden Gourmet Festival at the Hotel Okura in Tokyo, taking place on March 5 to March 11 2104. Mr Askling will be preparing the traditional Scandinavian cuisine and the authentic smorgasbord, famous at the Grand Hôtel Veranda Restaurant.
The
experience at the Grand Hôtel Veranda is described as “Dreamy desserts and
Swedish tastes in a stylish and low-key environment”
Svenska Dagbladet
recently visited the Grand Hôtel’s newly renovated Veranda, where they ate both
smorgasbord tasted the à la carte menu and described the experience as “Dreamy
desserts and Swedish tastes in a stylish and low-key environment”. In their
review
