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The Sigtuna Foundation's 1917 building on the hill above Sigtuna.

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Where to stay in Sigtuna: hotels, guest house and castles

Seven places to sleep, from the 1909 town hotel in the middle of the street to a royal palace. Restaurants, cafés and bars have [a page of their own](/en/visit/food-and-drink/).

Photo: Arild Vågen

Hotels and guest house

  • Sigtuna Stads Hotell. In the middle of Stora gatan, in the 1909 building. The only hotel in the old town itself. Book early for summer weekends and Advent.
  • The Sigtuna Foundation. The 1917 guest house on the hill. Simple, quiet rooms, breakfast in the dining hall, the library around the corner. Many come here to write.
  • Hotell Kristina. On the hill above town with views over the lake. Rooms, restaurant, bar and courtyard.
  • Sigtunahöjden Hotel & Conference. The largest, with views over Lake Mälaren, a spa and family rooms. Five minutes' walk down to town.
  • Stora Brännbo. Conference centre with hotel on the edge of town, towards the lake.
  • Wenngarn Castle. Rooms in the castle and the Orangery four kilometres north, 35 beds booked by sending an enquiry. Not a hotel: not every room has its own shower. Park, restaurants and bakery on site.
  • Rosersberg Palace Hotel. Sleep in the wings of a royal palace, on the water south of Märsta.

Staying in Stockholm and coming for the day?

That works well. By Mälartåg and bus you are here in under an hour, by commuter train and bus in a little over. But a night in Sigtuna gives you the evening and the morning by the water, and that is when the town is at its best.

Outdoor seating under the trees at the Sigtuna Foundation.
The Foundation's terrace. Photo: Bysmon
The garden at the Sigtuna Foundation with hedges and a fountain.
The garden. Photo: Bysmon
An older villa in Allébyn at Wenngarn.
Allébyn at Wenngarn. Photo: Bysmon

Caravan, boat, tent

The guest harbour in Sigtuna is central, on the waterfront, and run by the boat club, with berths for visiting boats in summer. There is no campsite in the town itself. The nearest are in the neighbouring municipalities on Lake Mälaren.

Updated 2026-10-18