Occupying a 15th century structure, The Lady Hamilton Hotel is located in Gamla Stan, the old town district of Stockholm, Sweden. Standing four stories high, this boutique hotel is located less than one mile from the Royal Palace, the National Museum and the Nobel Museum. Central Station is located one mile from the property. Afternoon tea is served in The Lady Hamilton Hotel's courtyard area, furnished with wrought iron furniture and surrounded by leafy green vegetation and granite statues. Bistro Emma serves buffet style breakfasts and provides snacks throughout the day. Dishes include an eclectic assortment of Scandinavian and international foods. A spa tub, fitness facility, pool and sauna are on site. The hotel provides six meeting rooms and high speed Internet access.

Named after regional flowers, each of the 34 guestrooms at the Lady Hamilton Hotel is uniquely decorated to coincide with each name. Select rooms feature hardwood floors. Amenities in each room include cable television, minibars, desks and complimentary high speed Internet access. The Lady Hamilton Hotel is named for and dedicated to Lord Nelson's mistress, Emma Hamilton. Lord Nelson was a hero of the Battle of Trafalgar against Napoleon. The hotel commemorates his love affair with Lady Hamilton and displays three decades of naval antique and Swedish folklore collecting. Women checking into the hotel may stay in a "Ladyroom". Rooms feature baskets stuffed with fresh and dried fruit, a magazine, mineral water, hair and skin products and chocolates in addition to other items.