Cadier Bar is the hotel bar of the Grand Hôtel at Södra Blasieholmshamnen 8 on Blasieholmen in central Stockholm, Sweden. The Grand Hôtel faces the water opposite the Royal Palace, and the bar benefits from that setting, with views toward the harbour and the old town skyline. The room is elegant and traditional, with the formal feel expected of one of Stockholm's best-known hotels. The crowd consists of hotel guests, business travellers, couples and locals marking an occasion, mostly aged thirty and above. Dress is smart to smart-casual, and the atmosphere is calm, polished and conversational rather than loud. Music is incidental and low, often a quiet background selection. The drinks programme focuses on cocktails, including classics and house creations, usually priced around SEK 190-250, as well as champagne, wine and a spirits list. Service is attentive in the manner of a luxury hotel, and snacks or light dishes are typically available. Opening hours follow a daily pattern from about 17:00, with closing times varying by day, so visitors should verify current hours. Weeknights are quiet and generally allow walk-in seating, while Friday and Saturday evenings are busier, particularly when events are held in the hotel. There is no cover charge. Reservations are advisable for groups and for window seats on busy nights, and bottle-service is not part of the usual experience. The location, a short walk from Nybroplan, Östermalm and the ferries to Djurgården, makes the bar a natural stop before or after dinner, or after a visit to nearby museums. Visitors should expect higher prices than at neighbourhood bars, in return for the setting, service and harbour outlook. The door is open to non-guests, with dress and behaviour expected to match the formal surroundings.
| Price | Cocktails SEK 190-250 (~$20-26) |
|---|---|
| Cover | Free |
| Hours | Daily from 17:00 |
| Address | Södra Blasieholmshamnen 8, 103 27 Stockholm |
Good to know
- Signature
- Hotel bar with harbour views
Location
Södra Blasieholmshamnen 8, 103 27 Stockholm
59.3305, 18.0764 View on map
Highlights
- Harbour views opposite the Royal Palace
- Classic and house cocktails around SEK 190-250
- Elegant hotel setting with attentive service
- Open to non-guests with no cover charge
Tips for visiting
- Reserve for window seats on Friday and Saturday evenings.
- Smart-casual dress suits the formal surroundings.
- Weeknights are the quietest for a conversation.
- Expect higher prices than at neighbourhood bars.
When to visit
Early evenings offer harbour light and quiet seating, while weekends are busier.
Accessibility
As a major hotel, step-free access is likely available; visitors should inquire locally to confirm routes and facilities.
Frequently asked questions
Do visitors need to be hotel guests?
No. The bar is open to the public as well as hotel guests.
Is there a cover charge?
No. Entry is free.
How much does a cocktail cost?
Cocktails typically cost around SEK 190-250.
What is the dress code?
Smart-casual to smart attire suits the setting.