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Room clean and nicely decorated. There was a flat screen TV, bed comfortable with extra pillows if needed. The breakfast buffet had a wide selection of food. Staff friendly and helpful. Would recommend this hotel if you are visiting the Stockholm area.

The setting is within walking distance from ferries and comuter train station ( approx15-20 min) in a villa- neighbourhood.Very peaceful. The singel hotel rooms are basic and clean. Flatscreen with a few channels and quite firm bed. For staying at a conference or for and a singel night or two it is ok. There is sauna and a very small gym. Service very friendly, quite pricey bar but with local prouced beers ( nice for collectors). Breakfast plentyful and lunch and dinner really well prepared. The building itself? Not very, exciting used to be a a retirement home in the old days and still you can see traces of that.

I was here on a conference and I have actually been here before always on courses or conference but things have not changed.The first time I spent 2 nights here the bed was so hard that after two nights my back was completely sore. Now three years later most of the beds are that same. I had to try beds in 4 rooms before I found a decent one. The receptionist even said that they have a lot of bed from the 80's!!! That is over 30 years. Some of the rooms have new beds but the staff doesn't know which rooms. In my room there was mold in the shower which I took pictures of. On the door there were signs of break-in attempt which I also took a photo of. The elevator was scary and you never knew if it was going to work. When we took the connecting way under the house because of icy terrace the elevator was broken so we had to climb (yes very steep stairs) stairs to get to the dining room.The chairs in the dining room are so bad I can't describe them. But what happens is that you are totally numb in your legs after sitting for a while, not to mention a 3-course meal. Instead of being a nice time together you try to eat as fast as possible to get off the chairs.The elevator wasn't safe enough to go in, although repaired, so we got a conference room ground floor the next day.This place used to be a home for elderly which you can tell from many of the rooms. Some rooms are newly decorated but we never saw one nor did we have one.I would never go here if I had to pay myself.The food is good but we had fish two times the same day during our stay. That is not OK. There should be a variety. The breakfast though is excellent with warm dishes, porridge and genuine scrambled eggs and not the substitute which is so common nowadays at hotels.

We booked this hotel on Booking.com, mostly to find somewhere decent to stay when traveling to Stockholm to see a Josh Groban concert within a "tourist hotel" budget. Most hotels in the Stockholm area take at least twice as much for one night, which is outrageous considering what you get for your money. So you need to take this into consideration when booking in the Stockholm area. Check in and check-out were easy and the staff was pleasant personal and helpful.The hotel itself is about 40 minutes from Stockholm, and bus/train tranportation is not a time-efficient option, so a car is necessary. Nyn¿¿shamn is in the Stockholm archipelago and the surroundings are very peaceful and close to nature. The hotel itself is sort of a 80's conference facility with many of the rooms in an annex a short walk from the main building. The furniture, textiles and fixtures were dated, but functional.The room itself had a regular door and regular key, so safety from fires or forced entry is not really an option. You could open the windows, but could not lock them in an open position which did not feel safe. The room was small but clean and functional with spartan Scandinavian furniture and a very small shower room with plenty of hot water. There were no amenities included except for hand and shower soap hanging in dispensers on the walls. There were plenty of nice white towels and a b ath mat for the floor. There was a hair dryer on one of the shelves which could come in handy during a longer stay. The wallpaper and textiles were dated, but the bed was comfortable and there were extra pillows and even black-out curtains for the windows (which were hung backwards with the fabric facing outwards) Since we were only going to sleep there for one night and we did get a good night's rest, the room served its purpose. There was a very small trash can in the bathroom, but the room could use another waste basket. There was a flat-screen tv but access to very few channels.The buffet breakfast was very nice with a large selection of breads, cold-cuts, boiled eggs, jams, yoghurts and cereals. Coffee, tea and juices-They even had an orange juice press which we enjoyed. The breakfast room is large, light and airy and very, very quiet..... with candles and tableclothes on the tables.The one issue that I want to warn about is the pungent smell of mold/mildew in the hallway of the annex. (not in the room itself) The smell "hits" you as soon as you open the door. My husband woke up in the morning with a stuffy nose and a terrible cough which disappeared when we got out into the fresh air. If you have allergies or are asthmatic I would be very cautious and try to get a room in the main building.All in all I would recommend this hotel if you are looking for a peaceful, cost-efficient out of the way place to stay when visiting the Stockholm area and have access to your own transportation. You could even take an extra day and explore the Nyn¿¿shamn area, which is very beautiful in the spring, summer and autumn.