Metro Hotel

A stay in Stockholm in high season is going to be expensive but this hotel made it more reasonable. It is clean and tidy. Rooms are quite basic but our bedroom was comfortable and we had clean towels every day. Finding it was tricky but the receptionist gave us a much quicker route to the subway system. There aren’t too many places to eat near by though the local pizzeria was friendly and good value. So we ate in the city before returning to the hotel each night. It’s about twenty min on the metro to central Stockholm so it’s quite quick to get there. The staff were friendly and helpful.

first of all- a question/ who gave this kind of hostel 3 stars, are they all high ? Our price was above 125 EUR - never ever. It was very hard to find, if you travel with metro, prepare to walk 20 min among industrial buildings and suspicious people looking at you. Reception was friendly, but showed no emotions at the beginning, when I showed up and said, that there is toilet paper missing in the room. Room itself was clean, but if you pay more than 100 EUR, you expect a minimum of services and a better furniture (which was broken and very old btw). However, the breakfast was good, it saved the next morning. Just lower the expectations, this is not a 3 star hotel and not for this amount of money.

Good, cheap hotel that is less than half an hour from most places in central Stockholm. Decent breakfast, and coffee appeared to be available for much of the day. A few places nearby to eat, and a Co-Op Supermarket close by. Bed was a bit small, and there wasn't a lot in the bedroom. Still, the Wi-Fi and TV worked. Friendly staff. The only other major reservation was the first tunnel that you had to go through from the Metro - Half the lights weren't working and it is dark most of the time during this bit of the year. I assume that it will be fixed soon, but there doesn't appear to be many other ways to get to hotel, although it is obviously not their fault.