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Stayed 3 nights in budget room without window. The hotel located on rather dull street with faceless residential and office buildings but in only couple of minutes from commuter train (pendelt¿¿g) S¿¿dra station, from which it's only 4 min to T-Centralen, in 5-7 mins from 2 T-bana stations on different lines. It's not that far to walk all the way to Gamla Stan and beyond as well, but mind the way back ))Got early check-in without any fuss or fee. Breakfast was OK although without hot dishes.Room was on the ground floor, small and pretty narrow, decorated and furnished in late 80's style. Thin walls. Only one towel. The same narrow bathroom's shower corner was oddly right behind the door with other facilities on the side, so after taking a shower you should either don't go there at all or put your only towel on the floor. And only one disposable glass for all stay was like a bad joke (Overall - fair choice for the money given the prices in Stockholm.

Starting with the positive things of this hotel I can mention definitely the 'Location' and the staff is correct. However, the hotel itself is like a bunker. I took a room without window (there were no more left) which smelled horrible. During the shower, the water came out of the super tiny bathroom (although the door was closed)The room was flooded and the carpets wet as a result the room got a horrible rancid smell that stayed in my nose for a week. When I ask for a solution they say, there was nothing to do (in the first ocassion the manager was upset, saying I did not close the shower and the second time they gave me towels). I could barely sleep. I will not recommend this type of room to anyone. Breakfast okeish. ..I booked this hotel because I was attending a course in the neighborhood. But I regreted my decision. Next time I will definitely not go there. There are other places better than this one with similar prices....

Stayed here for 19 nights because of a work assignment at the Globe Arena. It was the most affordable accommodation we could find in that area for that length of time.Location is this hotel's main selling point. It's a 5 minute walk to the nearest metro station and to the shops and restaurants on the main street. For those who like to walk, 20-25 minutes into the Old Town to the north.The street is sterile, but quiet - there are nicer streets with cafes and shops surrounding it. The hotel itself is not quiet. I could hear conversations and bathroom activity in other rooms.I had a single room with a window. What you pay would get you into 4-star territory in North America, but this is definitely 3-star. Stockholm is an expensive European city, however, and you have to adjust your expectations.This is an important tip. You may or may not get Wi-Fi in your room. I was able to with my iPad and its stronger wireless antennae, but not with my work laptop. My colleague down the hall was able to access the Wi-Fi on the same model of laptop. That meant I had to occasionally work in the lobby, where I could get a strong signal on my laptop.So when you are assigned you room, before you do anything else, make sure you can access the Wi-Fi signal and if not, ask for another room immediately.Another important security tip: My door would not latch swinging shut on its own. If I didn't pull it closed from the inside or give it a push when I left, I would have left the door ajar.My room was small, but that's expected in Europe. If you want a second towel, you ask for it. The bed was comfortable.There was a variety of food at breakfast: Coffee, tea, juice, bread and rolls, cereal, yoghurt, meat and cheese, hard-boiled eggs, some vegetables. It's a small room and a tight squeeze to manoeuvre around the food table and other guests. There is a grocery store across the street from the hotel.I would say the front desk staff was OK. Once I was told to "come back later" to ask my question of the manager because "he was busy" but staff phoned my room with the answer shortly thereafter.Not a memorable stay, but the location worked for the assignment I was on and the price didn't break the bank.

Stayed here ages ago. The best thing is that area is ok, plenty of lively bars, shopping area and cinema. You can get something to eat all night, even if it is from a 24/7 store. Not cheap but reasonable for Stockholm. Single room was small with a tiny wet room. I have actually walked to the centre of Stockholm, Gamla Stan (the old town) and to the bus station which are a bit of a hike but doable in 40 mins. It is close to medborgarplatsen underground station which will take you to the old town, quickly and cheaply. Breakfast was plentiful and with lots of choice.

This is very unpleasant place to stay.The personal at desktop will not greet you with simple "Hello" at your arrival or "Good morning" in the morning.Rooms are cramped, carpets are wiped out, you get only one towel that is not changed.Furniture is very old and scratched.Breakfast room is too small and overcrowded, though we have been at the beginning of April, 2013.Service person at breakfast room is always watching the guests, as if they would steal a food.The latter was just disgusting.The pictures you see at the site overwhelm the actual reality. This hotel deserves only 1 start, not 3.The point that might be considered is its location, relatively close to the city centre, 15 min. walk.