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"I arrived early and the lovely fellow at the desk stored my bag for me. He offered me something to drink. My room was ready two hours early and it was lovely and quiet. The breakfast was beautiful and nutritious. I fully recommend this hotel for a wonderful stay. Thank you!"

"Property is well located."

"Cleanliness of room -4/5 Staff - some 4/5 some 3/5 Breakfast -3/5 Bar - can’t comment cos I didn’t visit"

"The breakfast was excellent. The staff was friendly and helpful. The bathrooms are tiny, but the daily maid service was very good. "

"Terrible! The hotel was looked when I came back to the hotel in the middle of the night so I was looked out for about 20 minutes before they let me in. Terrible! And my complain was ignored the day after when I checked out."

"Perfect location with easy access to public transportation. Lovely view over the city from the High Bar on the 9th floor. Downstairs bar offers good simple food and the fish restaurant adjacent to the hotel is one of Stockholm’s best.Try the ”Regnbågen” fish, it’s superb!"

"It was all good. Interesting concept overall."

"Best hotel!"

"I booked thos hotel for a group of donors on an international trip. This was the final hotel of the trip and after incredible hotels this was a let down. The rooms and location were fantastic. The big issue was that the hotel had been booked out by a big group the next day meaning that NONE of the advertised amenities were available or at least we're not available the advertised hours. Even the breakfast was shortened. The biggest issue was that we had specifically picked this hotel to use the luggage storage so that we could get out to do an early morning group tour then pick up bags to head to the airport. Instead, the group spent well over $500 storing luggage at the train station down the road after having to check out much earlier than expected. While the staff were kind about the issue, this was a huge additional and unexpected expense and inconvenience for my company and the donors. You would think that a hotel getting paid enough to shut down all amenities for other paying guests could also help to compensate those guests for a less than desirable experience, but alas."