Luxury HotelsDirectoryBeach ResortsBoutiqueParisLondonNew YorkTokyoLuxury HotelsDirectoryBeach ResortsBoutiqueParisLondonNew YorkTokyoEtt Hem offers 25 stylish rooms and suites across 4 floors, each designed to feel like a private home rather than a typical hotel space. All rooms feature a sophisticated blend of contemporary and vintage materials—cane, wood, leather and velvet—in warm gold, brown and cream tones. The collection includes standard doubles, superior rooms, junior and corner suites, attic and mezzanine suites, plus residence suites that sleep up to four guests.
Check availability Official websiteEtt Hem's 25 rooms and suites distribute across several categories to suit different preferences. Standard double rooms feature queen beds, while double superior and deluxe options offer king beds. Junior and corner suites provide additional living space with king bed configurations, ideal for guests seeking more room to spread out.
Attic suites capture the top-floor charm of the property's Arts and Crafts building, also with king beds. Mezzanine suites occupy a unique intermediate level, while the hotel's three residence suites (A, B, and C) function as larger apartments. Residence Suite C is the only option that accommodates four guests, making it suitable for families or small groups, while A and B are configured for two guests.
The hotel's rooms showcase a carefully curated interior language that blends contemporary with vintage. Each space incorporates natural materials—cane furniture, wooden accents, rich leather, and textured velvet—in a restrained palette of gold, brown and cream tones. This material vocabulary creates warmth and sophistication without the formality of traditional luxury hotels.
Throughout the rooms, fresh flowers in vases, artworks on the walls, and warming fires in winter months reinforce the philosophy that guests are entering a private home. The furnishings and décor reflect owner Jeanette Mix's personal taste and hospitality style, with every detail chosen to enhance comfort and a sense of belonging rather than impress with grandeur.
Ett Hem's design ethos deliberately avoids hotel conventions. Rooms are described as superbly comfortable and designed to make guests feel like friends of the family rather than transient visitors. This approach extends to the overall feel: a low-key, yet elegant atmosphere that prioritizes lived-in comfort over polished formality.
The Arts and Crafts townhouse setting amplifies this domestic quality. Original architectural features of the early 20th-century building combine with Jeanette Mix's curation to create spaces that encourage guests to settle in, relax, and enjoy the property as an extension of their own home.
Ett Hem offers double rooms (standard, superior, and deluxe), junior suites, corner suites, attic suites, mezzanine suites, and residence suites in various configurations. Most accommodate two guests; Residence Suite C sleeps four.
Rooms combine contemporary and vintage materials—cane, wood, leather and velvet—in warm tones of gold, brown and cream. The design emphasizes a home-like feel rather than hotel formality, with fresh flowers, artworks, and fireplaces creating a relaxed, elegant atmosphere.
No. Standard double rooms are the base accommodation, while superior and deluxe doubles offer more space. Suites (junior, corner, attic, mezzanine) provide additional living areas. The three residence suites function as apartments, with Suite C being the largest at four-guest capacity.
Residence Suite C is the only option that sleeps four guests, making it the most suitable for families. Other rooms accommodate up to two guests.
While individual room balconies are not mentioned, guests have access to the hotel's gardens, outdoor patio, and shared relaxation spaces throughout the property.
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