At this time, Delta still serves ARN (Stockholm-Arlanda) from New York/JFK. It is their only…read moreservice, a single daily. Delta does not have flights between ARN and Atlanta or Minneapolis or even Detroit. Just New York. Arrival was easy and baggage claim was quick with the suitcases and other luggage appearing on the carousel swiftly. Returning to the airport was also good and we were able to find the check-in counter after only a brief search. There are separate queues for economy and elite passengers. It appears that all of the ground staff here are outsourced except for a station manager, which is normal for Delta's remote stations. I was asked the usual questions about my luggage and where it had been but then I was asked more interactive questions about why I visited, where I had been in Sweden and where else I have traveled recently. Odd. I was handed a "fast pass" and provided directions to the lounge and then I was on my way. Boarding was the usual mess but they honored first class and Diamond medallion passengers to board first. Beyond that, it looked like a crush. Not the way it should be. Overall, my final experience in Stockholm was OK. I like Delta and they do a good job. [Review 18754 overall - 87 in Sweden - 2277 of 2022.]

I arrived early in the morning and they accommodated me by letting me check in early. I asked for a…read morequiet room and they delivered. I really appreciate the service. The room is small but functional. Beds are soft and comfy. Free wi-fi. It's a bare bones room but I won't be here for long so it's fine. Central location is walking distance to restaurants, bars, and stores.

A good and friend hotel in city center that allows dogs…read more Straff was supper friendly and service-minded that made you feel special. Food in the bistro is about avrage but could be better and not much to choice from if you are a vegeterian or only eat chicken and fish. Breakfast is just above average and it dos the job for most people but the downside is they cut up so much fruits and after the pandemic and especially in Sweden it feels unhygienic and unsafe to eat. But in all breakfast is good. The rooms are ok nothing special but good and the cleaning staff is super friendly and helpful. The gym is good and has all you need to keep in shape, but the sauna and the showers need a makeover and more regular cleaning During my 3 nights the showers was not clean even if i told them after the first night that the show was full of hair and you could see the hair was from more intimate parts. So if the clean they showers, put up some hooks for towels, fix the bucket in the sauna like buying a new one, put a thermometer in the sauna and maybe add some hocks or shelving, a hairdryer the sauna would be a great pleace visit again. The best thing would be a phone with a direct line to reception so you could order drinks like water, coffee and fruit and so one without having to leave the sauna area as it is on a sperat floor in the building from the reception.

A must stay if you're an aviation geek like me…read more As a child, 747s had just come on the scene and took the public imagination instantly with its gargantuan size and instantly recognizable hump. I spent decades revering this icon of global travel to exotic destinations. Rode it for many years when in college and as a young adult. And now I get to come up close to one just as this queen of the skies is getting retired from most flagship airlines in favor of 2 engined planes. Very clever use of space with strong homage to key areas of the aircraft. I originally booked an engine nacelle room. But am grateful the receptionist offered to place me in the main cabin for several reasons--proximity to toilet-showers, noise insulation (from aircraft taxiing nearby), and the alarming wobble each time someone walks the wing overhead! Breakfast begins at 3am. An easy terminal shuttle bus (P3 Alfa) runs 4 times an hour for much of the day and night. No shoes inside the hostel--bring flip flops to use around and un bathrooms.

Good value and certainly an unusual experience for a stay near the airport. I don't see it as…read moregimmicky as some other reviews, since it is a fitting use and very well done. Getting to and from any terminal at the airport is quick with the free shuttle. I definitely would only stay before an early flight or after a late arrival: no reason to stay this far out more than one night. It is important to expect a hostel experience, such as shared showers. I stayed in one of the engines. Other than the constant hum of the nearby airport, it was quiet and comfortable. The employees were very friendly. Breakfast was a simple continental spread, starting at 3am to accommodate even the craziest flights. I thought it was a bit odd that the snow hadn't been cleared at all for me to get from the main area to my engine...luckily it was less than 2 inches, I hope they'd clear it if there was more...

For me UL has worked perfectly fine…read more Buses in the city or trains to other cities. No cash. Cards for single tickets ate accepted. Get a pre-paid card for trips within the zone at a cost of SEK20. UL has an app for timetables.

This hotel was surprisingly good for the price point. The front desk service was prompt and…read morehelpful. The room was small but had enough space for two adults who weren't spending a ton of time there. The included breakfast buffet was genuinely one of the best I've ever seen at a hotel. Huge array of options hot and cold and the pancake/crepes with whipped cream and strawberry jam were a hit! Only reason we didn't rank five stars was the shower. It was cramped and a bit slippery and the shower head was not high up and didn't angle into the shower; it angled straight down and couldn't be adjusted because there isn't a real shower door or curtain, just a pane of glass that swings out and is approximately one third the width of where a shower door should be!

I go to Uppsala several times a year for business and have tried almost all of the hotels in town…read moreand the Radisson Blu is by far my favorite. It is a newly constructed building, across from the new train station on a street that now has a string of new office and apartment buildings. The lobby and lobby restaurant area is a large open space flanked by floor to ceiling glass, which makes the space feel open and airy. The guest rooms are very large, almost American in size, but are still very Scandinavian in style - wood laminate floors with minimalist, but functional & comfortable furniture. The beds are very comfortable as well and the bathrooms are very well appointed. The staff is very friendly and helpful as well.

Convenient location at corner of Rackarbergsgatan. We came by ferry and bus from Eckerö and left by…read moretrain to fly out of Arlanda Airport (only 18 minutes away by train) so I cannot comment on parking availability except to say I saw empty parking spaces reserved for hotel guests across the little, narrow street,, easy to cross on foot. Scandinavian Breakfast was included, as a buffet in a bright, sunny room. Lots and lots of fresh food, our younger selves would have been overjoyed....it was perfect. My last travel in Europe years ago did not include a private bathroom and shower, so I was surprised and happy to have this at the Charlotte. The room was not huge by American standards but clean and comfortable with everything we needed, for a middle aged American couple with no recent European travel in years. There is free wi-fi which I will think of now always as "vee-fee". There is an Uppsalakort discount card available for reduced admissions at Uppsala hotels, museums, bus and train fare, and eateries but if you're gonna get, get it BEFORE if you can, there is a substantial discount applicable to your stay even at the Hotel Charlotte. We missed this because you must show the card at check-in. We loved Uppsala, too many things to do and see for our two day stay, with the castle, the medieval cathedral still very actively used, and the amazing museums and libraries all within easy walking for anyone moderately fit. We did not need or want a car. Had it rained, which it did not, public transport possibilities were readily available and cheap.