Stockholm Hotel Guide - Roslagsleden Stage 1 hotels in Stockholm, Sweden.

"very clean room and nice staff"

"Nice clean place good transit "

"Very nice apartment and its really comfortable!"

"Fick ett rum som var halva storleken av det vi bokat och betalt för. Kompakt möblering utan plats för bagage eller möjlighet att hänga upp kläder. Fungerande köksdel, men rummet verkade inte vara tänkt att bli ett hotellrum. Bra badrum. Hade trots vårt påpekande inte fått länk till betalning och inpassering. Nästan två timmars försening utanför lokalerna. Personalen försökte, men verkade inte ha behörighet eller kompetens. "

"The breakfast was outstanding. The best we have had in a long time! "

"Trevlig personal "

"Simple room with beautiful surroundings. Breakfast was plentiful and just right. "

"Terrible room condition, door lock not working, lot of hair everywhere, lot of dust, laundry machine very bad condition. Room keys were already misplaced, which was a security threat. The sink was not working. I left that room within two hours. Better to stay inside your car. "

"Great stay. "

"Clean and comfortable hotel"

"Hotel informed me that my booking was cancelled upon arrival to the hotel."

"Breakfast buffet was excellent and staff was very nice "

"My second visit to this hotel. Its clean, affordable, friendly, and convenient to public transportation. "

"Very efficient. Did exactly what it said on the tin. Property in excellent condition and restaurant very good. A few extras (creature comforts) missing from the room - a little bare - but still very adequate."

"The room is very elegant with a large round glass window that has fantastic view of the skyline and the city! The staff were very courteous ! "

"Top Value for money, clean, quiet & well maintained compact bedroom and bathroom. Would recommend for an overnight stay."

"Fav hotel "

"I had informed the hotel in advance that I would be arriving a bit late, and never received any reply or instructions. When I arrived, the road was pitch-black and foggy, leading to a building that looked completely abandoned. The entrance was covered in spider webs, as if no one had opened the door in weeks — maybe months. There were no lights, no staff, and no way to get in. Every door was locked, and I had been given no entry code at all. The place felt dead, unsafe, and like the setting of a...