It was all very fresh and well-organised. Rooms and showers comfy and clean. The access to laundry facilities was a great idea - we thought the hotel was like an upmarket youth hostel, with all the best bits. We liked being able to sit anywhere at night in the lounge area and play games and have a drink. It was really nice to be able to leave our luggage in the lockers all day on the day of departure. The staff were friendly and helpful. And it was really good value for money!

I found it hard to block out the noise of the air conditioning in the room downstairs, being sensitive to this, and we found it very drying. I’m not sure how this could be avoided as the room had no window so I guess you couldn’t have turned it off. I don’t know whether you can in rooms with windows.

+ Very comfortable beds +/- Location farther from the city centre but still within walking distance, close to the metro +/- Reasonable value for money in Stockholm

- We paid extra for the room with windows but ended in the ground floor, which meant the windows could not be opened to get the fresh air. Since there is already the separate price category for no windows room, I would expect the separate one also for the ground floor (non-opening windows) to not mix it with "fully fledged" windows rooms. - The rooms were really simple, at least one small closet/cupboard for clothes would be helpful.

actually I like the stuff there. also I think its a great budget hotel and I will visit them again in Stockholm. (Un)furtunatelly we found some ants in the room, and there changed the room from 108 to 101 and offered free breakfast. room 101 was big, comfortable and more... modern I would say. Breakfast (okey, I got it for free but I still wanted to buy it) was really good and worth the money. I will stay there again if I ever visit Stokholm again. Just the ants-situation doesn not allow me to rate it more than 8.

ants, the size of room no. 1 was more like a prison, not like a hotel

I stayed 6 nights in the single room with no window. Contrary to many other reviewers, I actually enjoyed the room without the window. I slept great each night because the room was so dark, it was very quiet, and the bed was very comfortable and long (I am 6’2”). The room had good lighting, the bathroom was good size considering the room is very small. The shower has excellent water pressure and plenty of hot water. I like the drawer that pulled out from under the bed where you can store your clothes. And the room safe was an excellent feature, knowing you can secure your important documents when you go out to explore the beautiful city of Stockholm. And the location was superb, just a 5 minute walk to the metro down the same street as the hotel.

It would have been nice to have complimentary tea or coffee.

It’s incredible how people in their reviews point out the agreement clauses that they don’t like as “negative experience”. Well, I realize that one could book a bed in a hostel room for 16 persons and put absence of iced Champagne as a “negative experience”, but, seriously guys? You book a room which says “no window” and you put this “no window” in negative experience? Very consistent… I paid 120 Eur for 2 nights in the very center of Stockholm. I studied closely the room description and the pictures, the list of facilities etc. As I see it, the most important is that the property doesn’t lie to you promising things that are not there. I received exactly what I booked. Yes, there were no chairs, only one foldable stool. Yes, there were no kettles, windows and other things that would have been nice to have, but which I never expected. Yes, probably, a room in Hyatt would have been more spacious with tables, chairs, kettles and windows, but all those would come at a price. We returned to the room in order to sleep, take a shower and use the bathroom – we never aimed higher and we were totally fine. Living in such a room is not really possible: it’s too small for that. Now, the room was quiet, we never heard the neighbors. Ventilation works fine: we were provided 2 towels each and they got dry in 6-7 hrs easily by themselves on the hooks. Shampoo and liquid soap were there. A free hot long shower was really nice: I came from Southern Europe where we don’t have such luxury. A bed was ok, separate blankets also ok. I counted 3 220V sockets in the room, 2 in the bathroom and 2 usb ports which I didn’t try. All the free space on the walls was in hooks and different hangers which was enough for us. Wi-fi was 50 mbps both ways. Oh, loved the area. It's the center and it's rather quiet at the same time, just as I like it. A Flygbussarna bus stop to/from Arlanda is 2 minutes walk.

Bottom line: for those travelling light and those who don’t plan to stay inside during the daytime, it should be comfortable enough. If you came for a week or longer, with lots of clothes and other stuff and were planning to live there – well, probably, you will be disappointed.

We loved everything about here. Location-wise it's great, very close to the metro and bus lines, in a nice neighborhood with sweet cafes. The room interior is quite nice and the room itself is very functional, beds were comfy, and we also loved the lobby and overall design of the hotel. Staff were kind and helpful, special thanks to Anton. Next time we are in Stockholm we will certainly be staying here again.

There was a problem with the heating as the hotel's ventilation system is central and since its a new hotel the staff didn't have the full knowledge yet. However, they were helpful in coming up with solutions and even had changed our room. Most likely this issue has been resolved by now so please don't refrain from booking this perfect hotel.

Fantastic location (literally a minute’s walk from Fridhemsplan station) and all clean, fresh, modern and wonderfully designed. The staff are the real stars though; every single person I encountered was super friendly, knowledgable and helpful, and they all seemed to really love the place which always makes such a difference. I can’t wait to stay again.

I wasn’t expecting my room to be quite as tiny as it was, with not even enough space to open my suitcase on the floor. There was more than enough storage space under the bed though, and the bathroom was a good size. I was only really there to sleep anyway, and the bed and bedding were fantastic. The single room with no window is definitely not for anyone staying for more than just a few nights, intending to do lots of shopping or wanting to spend time hanging out in their room.

The window overlooking the avenue was truly beautiful, breathtaking. WOW! Excellent location, very close to the metro (3-4 minutes on foot) with the central station 15-20 minutes away on foot. The staff was very kind, super prepared, and competent. The (ready-made) cocktails were excellent. It's a shame about the floor in our room, dirty and full of dust!

Probably better collaboration with Booking would help, as I couldn't do the online check-in upon arrival because the rate was showing as unpaid (even though it was). As for the room, the floor was quite dirty when we arrived. The sheets, towels, and bathroom seemed clean. Although I have some doubts about the towels, as I found them already in the bathroom in random positions (I sincerely hope they were clean).

Value for money is great, and location is very convenient to all of central Stockholm. The property feels very new, everything is clean and works well. Front of house staff very friendly, and there's a decent co-working space in the lobby. Room was small, but efficient and felt fresh.

You do get what you pay for here, not a negative as I knew that going into it, but important to know that the hotel doesn't have a restaurant, no bar (there's a grab and go coffee shop, but that's it), no real service, and you have to pay extra for daily cleaning. Also, if you don't know your way around Stockholm, the location can feel a little confusing as it is in a residential area - but it really is very close to everything.

Location! Being next to the metro station for the blue and green lines made travel around the city super easy (especially with a multi day transit pass). The staff were also super friendly and accommodating.

The rooms err a bit too much on the minimalist side for me - for example, when I’m in a hotel I like when there is something like a wardrobe to unpack in and make the space feel more like a home away from home. While here there was a clothes rack in the corner and a bench that I could use to lay out my stuff - it was ok, but it would have been nice for the place to have a bit more comfort included into the design. Further, the showers were poorly designed - if I wanted to use any pressure from the shower head above a light drizzle I’d have to deal with the bathroom flooding! Or at least a wet floor under the toilet and sink. The towels were also a bit basic.