I was supposed to stay here with my partner, but our plans changed and I had the room to myself... I would say it's a good size for one person but may be a bit small for two people. The decor is eclectic and interesting. The location is great! Very walkable to many places and the metros/buses. The room was also general clean. The bed and pillows were comfy. I would stay here again if I find myself in Stockholm 😊

I don't think my room had a body wash, so I ended up having to buy one from the supermarket nearby.. There is also a bit of a lingering smell in the air... This could be because the room is opposite the main door and there aren't any windows. It did bother me initially, but I got used to it I suppose.

I've stayed here before, and I chose to come back and stay again for what it's worth. Last time I stayed was the summer, this time was the winter and I didn't notice any seasonal discrepancies. Still nice showers, nice wifi, nice staff, nice kitchen, and I would still come back. Plenty of wall space to hang things up.

I think there were some changes since I stayed last. First, there's no longer a freezer, so you can't buy ice cream or frozen meals and keep them. Second, I think they reduced the staff hours so it takes a bit more planning to be around when they are if you have any questions

Automatic check in and check out 24/7 without any problems.A room is very well designed and functional, no window and under ground but good ventilation.Kitchen is fully functional.

Some strange solutions with bathroom design.Shared towels and no place to hang private big towel, no soap but only disinfectant.Button powered shower - I would prefer cranes.No dedicated place to hang towels in the single room.- I used clothes rack.

The location is quite good. Yes, it takes about half an hour to walk to the center, but it's definitely not a boring route. Moreover, the surrounding amenities such as cafes, bars, etc., are quite appealing. The kitchen is well organized with a double stove and double refrigerator, but kitchen utensils like forks, knives, and plates seemed insufficient. There are plenty of toilets, and the showers are adequate.

The rooms are actually very nice, but unfortunately, seeing a silverfish in the bed, for example, is a bit disturbing. They avoid humans and are completely harmless, but it still makes one feel uncomfortable.

The location was quite convenient: close to the Avicii Arena, and also not too far from the Old Town. There were also metro/bus stations, cafes, and a grocery store nearby, which was quite useful. Despite being a hostel, I was happy to be able to book a private room. Though quite small, it was quite enough for a two day stay, and the interior was very chic. Kitchen was great, though I couldn't quite figure out the stovetops.

It seemed that the heating was barely on, so in November, the room was a bit cold. The room was below street level with only a small window, and the only lights available were a table lamp and a couple of bedside table lamps, so it was a little dark, always feeling like it's late evening.

Our stay at this hotel was absolutely perfect! The room had beautiful lighting that created a magical atmosphere—it felt like stepping into a fairytale. The interior design is truly the best I’ve seen, full of character and charm. One of my favorite details was the picture of the cow princess in the corridor—it was so unique and memorable! We really enjoyed all the services provided; everything was well-organized and thoughtful. Staying here brought back so many good memories of this city and made the trip even more special. Highly recommended!

The hostel's labyrinth-like layout made us get lost quite a few times, but honestly, it was fun trying to find our room each time—it added to the adventure!

I stayed in a single private room and I enjoyed the coziness of the room. It was nice and dark, lovely wallpaper/deco on the wall and a good matress. The showers are great and the kitchen has everything you need. Great location surrounded by lots of places to eat, 3min to the supermarket and 3min to the subway/metro (great system). Good value for the money & I definitely would recommend it.

Sometimes you could hear your neighbours, but that ofcourse depends on who you have next to you.

It was my first time staying in a shared room of 12 people, and it was surprisingly fine. Everyone was very respectful of each other’s limited space and sleep time, clean, quiet. It’s cozy, everyone is nice, the location is great, pretty, a lot of cute cafes around and center nearby. There is laundry, you need to pay 100sek (9€) for it (I think it’s cheaper than regular laundromats). There’s a kitchen, fridge

I wish there was a lounge area, because a lot of people stay in the hostel and it’s quite narrow. But it’s cheap for Stockholm so it’s understandable

I had an absolutely unforgettable stay at Skanstull Hostel in Stockholm, and it’s hands-down my favorite hostel in the city! This boutique gem, nestled in a basement, is a captivating maze of retro-steampunk artistry and eclectic decor that feels crafted with pure love. Every corner bursts with character—vintage vibes meet quirky, artsy charm, making it a visual delight. The rooms, though compact, are beautifully decorated, creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere that feels like home. The facilities are exceptional: plenty of bathrooms, spotless and spacious showers with fantastic water pressure, and strong WiFi that never skips a beat. The top-notch kitchen is a standout—fully equipped, impeccably clean, and so well-designed that once you start exploring it, you won’t want to leave! It’s perfect for whipping up meals or connecting with fellow travelers. Located just a 1-minute walk from the metro in the vibrant Södermalm district, the hostel is only three stops from Old Town. The area buzzes with alternative eateries, cool bars, and supermarkets, making it an ideal base for soaking up Stockholm’s lively scene. Check-in is seamless, even outside reception hours, thanks to a smart automated system. Each dorm bed includes a towel, secure locker box, and key—thoughtful touches that elevate the experience. The staff are incredibly friendly and customer-focused, always ready to make your stay special. Skanstull Hostel is a true labor of love, and I’m already excited to return! Highly recommended for anyone craving a unique, welcoming, and stylish hostel experience in Stockholm.

If I could suggest one improvement, it would be adding bed curtains for extra privacy, as seen in some hostels, and perhaps plastic-covered mattresses to prevent future bed bug concerns. These are minor notes in an otherwise flawless stay

Check-in was very easy. The hostel itself was very cute, with funky pictures, a little library, and a nice kitchen. The room (5-bed mixed dorm) was clean. The bed was comfortable, the linens were clean, and a fresh towel was provided. The key system for the hostel is very convenient. The room is well equipped with a large locker per person, tons of outlets, and plenty of hanger hooks. Each bed also has a small reading lamp. There were ladders for those on top bunks. The bathroom was very clean and the shower was nicer than any I’ve seen at a hostel. The water got very warm and the pressure was excellent. It shuts off periodically to remind you to preserve water. Shower gel was provided in each stall. The location is convenient, very near the Skanstull metro stop. There’s a grocery store across the street and plenty of cafes in the area. Only three metro stops from the old town and four from central station. It’s also only a short walk from a very cute area with lots of vintage shops.

My only real complaint is that the price was outrageous for a hostel. But it was also the cheapest I could find. So that may just be a Stockholm problem 🤷‍♀️