Nobis Hospitality Group has just opened the doors to Blique in Stockholm’s Vasastan district. Founded in 1987 by Alessandro Catenacci, Nobis Hospitality Group is a family-owned group of first-class hotels, restaurants, bars, nightclubs and meeting and event venues in Stockholm, expanding into international markets. Blique by Nobis is a living hotel in Stockholm.
Conceived originally by celebrated architect Sigurd Lewerentz and now gloriously reborn at the hands of Swedish stararchitect Gert Wingårdh, Blique by Nobis is a fitting testament to the many fine art galleries that surround it in the vibrant Stockholm neighborhood of Vasastan.
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Historically and esteemed venues
Many of the Nobis Hospitality Group venues are housed in remarkable, historically prominent and esteemed venues. This 249-room property is occupying a 1930s industrial warehouse. A social and organic venue for design, architecture, arts, food, music, and drinks, the property serves as a natural hub for artists and creative travelers alike.
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Using raw materials to underpin its original heritage, metal and steel complement the concrete surfaces, which are then softened with tactile leathers, textiles and timber. Nobis Hospitality Group is not a chain or a franchise. Each hotel, restaurant, club and venue in the group has its own distinctive personality, based on its individual history and tradition.
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A Living Hotel in Stockholm
Here, amid a hotel, a courtyard, several restaurants and bars, and a rooftop terrace with breathtaking views of Stockholm, Blique by Nobis appears as a warm, welcome, and inspiring city retreat.
A Living Hotel in Stockholm, written by Tor Kjolberg