Rooms are extremely petite. Single sized bed. I've had massage rooms larger than this room. Pillows…read moreare flat, had to request for 2 more which they did accommodate. Breakfast last until 11:30am which is really nice

Great location Friendly service…read more Rooms were small but had everything you needed. Good restaurant.

My wife had to cross the pond for business and I opted to tag along. Stockholm as a city is…read morebeautiful and clean. But it's cold, I guess it is what it is. We walked from the hotel to the Vasa Museum which was awesome. The hotel was great. We had a suite with a huge bathtub and shower. Who really has time to soak in a bath? Well since we had it available and it was cold out, we took baths. They were great and relaxing. The hotel also had a great restaurant and bar downstairs which was great since we didn't want to have to bundle up to leave the hotel. We had burgers two days in a row for lunch, they were really good. The place itself is beautiful and service was great. We went down two nights for appetizers and drinks at the bar which was great as well. No complaints for the Radisson Blue from us.

Not much to add to the other reviews. Here are the top selling points to me…read more 1. Great location. A few steps away from the central train station. Also our view way of the City Hall and water. 2. Reasonable rooms with sufficient space for two, and really speedy elevators to get you to your room quickly. 3. Super fast WiFi. 5. Great breakfast. Something for everyone with a lot of variety. Great coffee by the pot.

I've been to Stockholm 4 years in a row now and have never experienced discrimination until I…read morearrived at this hotel. I came in with my non-Asian coworker and he was helped at the desk while I waited right behind him. There were 3 employees at the front desk. An Italian family came up after me and they were waved over to be helped. I thought maybe the staff just didn't see me but then it happened again. Another European lady walks up and is waved over to be helped. I stepped up and asked why everyone is cutting me off in line and that's when the front desk said "oh sorry about that." After 18 hours of travel, this was a horrible way to start the week. I had a few coworkers staying at the hobo across the street and everytime I walked in to meet up with them, I was greeted by staff. I stayed there last year as well and didn't experience anything discriminatory. I assumed the Downtown Camper would be better since they have a few more amenities in the room such an iron and kettle but this was not worth it. Being treated like you are invisible ruins the entire experience. On top of that, it makes me look at Sweden in a different light. Right outside the hotel there was a group of men that proceeded to yell things like "ni hao Ching Chang Chong!" I expected more from a place/staff that is supposed to be hospitable and welcoming. While we cannot control what happens outside of the hotel, it would have been nice to feel safer in your hotel and free from judgement just because we don't look the same.

Hotel is super cute. They have this tree house and campground vibe and they really stuck with it…read more It's also really close to the train station, an easy walk. Rooms were clean and quiet. They have a bar, workout room, spa area, dining area, this cool neat thing you can lounge in, etc. kind of had a fancy hostel feel, except super expensive. Things to watch out for: adding breakfast with your room is not cheap, 48 USD is what we were told. Rooms are super hot and you don't have access to air and aren't able to turn the heat below around 70 Fahrenheit (and it's only fall, not winter), bar staff wasn't very friendly, we didn't ask for cleaning, specifically said we didn't want it, and someone still walked into our room the first day, terrace tables shown in the ads for the hotel are part of the spa and you can't access them if you don't want to pay, should be clear before hand. We had a good stay here, would say the biggest thing was the room heat issue and we'd wake up sweating each night and have trouble getting back to sleep. But hotel has no major issues, would just expect a little bit more in these areas for the price!

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel and would definitely stay here again. I stayed for a week,…read moreand it was a great home base for exploring Stockholm. The breakfast was excellent and something I genuinely looked forward to every morning. The rooms are small, but they're charming, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed to make decent use of the space. I liked hanging out on the little balcony in the mornings. The best part of my stay, though, was the people. Everyone was friendly, welcoming, and genuinely seemed to care about making my visit enjoyable. They offered great recommendations for places to visit and were proactive about helping improve my experience in ways I didn't expect or ask for. Their hospitality made a memorable stay even better.

Great place to stay Great rooms and accommodations…read more Easy peasy Easy check in and out.

Food: Grabbed a late dinner at the restaurant/bar. The Swedish meatballs were good! Slightly dry,…read morebut the gravy and lingonberries were delicious and generous. Also, the mashed potatoes were excellent-- buttery and fluffy. Reasonably priced for city center. Atmosphere: Varied seating options available. I found a cozy spot by the fireplace. However, there was loud pop music playing-- not the chill vibe I was looking for.

Little tiny closet room, but definitely the most space efficient and comfortable one so far. It's…read moredefinitely in a good location, 20 minutes tops from the city and after we got off from the Arlanda Express. The hotel is located on a hill, so great exercise lol. Also, it was easy to catch an Uber from here (Uber here in Europe is awesome - picked up by an Audi or a Mercedes Bens lol). We didn't spend much time in the hotel, just a place to sleep. We came a little earlier than check-in but we were still able to get to our room. Lucky we were able to get a room with a window! Complimentary breakfast was plentiful and delicious! I came up with a list of Swedish foods that I wanted to try and most were present there at the breakfast spread. Especially the meatballs! We were only in Sweden for one day so this came to be very helpful. We booked through United and for one night it was ~$115. We had a really restful sleep and were not bothered by any noise from other rooms. Our only downside was that we did feel very cold at night and that we couldn't regulate the heat.

This hotel, located in the heart of Stockholm, offers a fantastic experience. Its architecture is…read morestunning, with a beautifully decorated entrance and intricate finishes throughout. The rooms are on the small side, but they provide enough space for light travel. Their cozy and spotless environment made for a perfect stay! Their service was excellent, very helpful in guiding me to the nearest parking lot. Their bar area is definitely worth a visit to get an early start on the night. Highly recommend staying here!

Let me start by saying here that it is really 3.5 stars rating. I am just trying to be a bit more…read moregenerous. Service is shining @Miss Clara. Had few pre arrival emails and communication that were helpful. More emails during my 2 night stay in early October. Front desk staff and all personnel were friendly, cheerful and competent. Location was quite convenient too. Common areas and bar/restaurant are also nice and tasteful. Had drink and appetizers in the bar, and enjoyed it. So, all in all, pleasant boutique hotel. Now to few negatives. No free breakfast as Platinum Marriott Bonvoy amenity, only small discount. The rate was slightly high, but both of those thins are rather minor. The main issue here is a room itself. I didn't care much for decor, bit it is subjective of course. I couldn't get Platinum upgrade and ended up in their standard double room. It was simply too small even for "one of me", and not too well designed to move around. Felt a bit claustrophobic. Please don't tell me that I should expect very small rooms all over large European metropolis, it is simply not true. I travel enough on business and pleasure to know, and stay in many European cities. It was unusually small, that is all. Still, would recommend Miss Clara. If you are sensitive to a room size, pay up for a larger room then, I guess...)))

We had a great time at this perfect location just on the edge of the old town, but still located to…read moreeverything... we were able to walk and see, and transferred all the different islands very easily... The hotel has a nice restaurant plus a club lounge on the seventh floor which is great and very convenient ... We had an amazing view of the water, and it was extremely quiet ... Their service was great they were extremely efficient ... and of course, we always enjoy the robes and slippers. They have a little take away café as you are entering the elevator, however, the three days that we were there it never seem to be open .

Stayed here for 3 nights. The overall decor is dated and could use a face lift. I used my suit…read morenight awards and while the room was spacious, it was not very impressive. There was a small living room where the TV and mini fridge were located. Honestly, I would have expected this type of upgrade with my titanium status anyway so was hoping for something more special. I think the exec lounge was under construction so they had a substitute area near the dining room. The lounge was a bit sad. Few snacks and beverages, and consistently ran out of coffee (Nespresso pods) everyday that we were there. The other guests, especially business travelers, were not happy with this. In addition, to get your 2 complimentary drinks each night, you had to order at the bar, but they would not serve you there -- instead you had to wait back in the lounge. Just an odd setup. Biggest perks: great location with easy access to sites and transit, and the breakfast buffet was plentiful and never had an issue snagging a table.

9/10 A truly special…read morehotel. As others have noted, staying here really felt like staying in a beautifully appointed home. Clearly, no expense was spared in the restoration of the building -- every piece of furniture or light was either designer or custom, and the ample accessories/books throughout the hotel were tasteful and included book one would actually want to read. While the gym was sleek but a little bare, we loved the sauna/cold shower room. We did many 2 and 3 Michelin star meals during our week in Europe and our dinner at Ett Hem was one of the highlights of the trip. We could see why almost everyone who stays at the hotel also dines there. The ambiance in the courtyard was terrific. Dishes looked straightforward and were made with fresh, local ingredients, but were powerful and sophisticated in flavors. The only issue real issue we encountered was the AC in our room. It was extremely hot at night, so we had trouble sleeping. My sense is that there was probably a problem with the unit in our room as the public areas did not seem to have the same problem. As we were only staying one night, we didn't bring this up, but it's something I would keep in mind were we to come back during the warmer months of the year.

I had to make my 100th Yelp Review special and there is no better review than Ett hem. Ett hem…read more(Swedish for "a home," which leads to some hilarious misunderstandings if Stockholmers ask where you're staying) is the best hospitality experience I've had and likely ever will ever have. From the moment I walked up to the door 3,295 miles away from my home and was greeted with "Welcome to your new home, Mr. B****!" I knew Ett hem was something separate and apart from any place I'd ever stayed before. Prior to your arrival, staff members coordinate certain preferences with you via email including your travel to and from the airport and dinner reservations, both at their in-house kitchen and other fine-dining establishments throughout Stockholm over the course of your stay. Kim, Johan, Nick, and everyone else who assisted with the pre-planning stages of our trip were fantastic (and they even stoically tolerated my email frustration/venting at our flight delays) and thoughtfully inquired as to what other plans or suggestions they may make for us. Once you arrive, all your worries are forgotten. Approach the large brick and wooden gate on No. 2 Skoldungagatan and press the large, worn brass-looking button. The gate will click, and you step into the leafy garden of your new home for (hopefully) the duration of your visit. Unfortunately, thanks to Norwegian Airlines' flight delays (apparently the Spirit Airlines of Europe, which is unfair to Spirit Airlines), we arrived very late in the evening and in the middle of Ett Hem's dinner service. Nonetheless, we were able to have some munchies (olives, chips, and the like) and wine, which assisted the jet-lag in lulling me to sleep. The design aesthetic is immaculate from the common spaces to each individual room. The junior suite (allegedly the only private balcony available presently) was absolutely gorgeous, with a view of Engelbrektskyrkan off the balcony, overlooking a small park, with large, opening windows letting in a fresh breeze. The neighborhood is very quiet and consists mostly of foreign embassies. The T-bana stop (Tekniska hogskolan) is very close giving you near instant access to all of Stockholm. Each morning, I suggest taking your breakfast in the glass house (glashuset), where the staff will prepare a yogurt, fruit, and granola situation along with breads, meats and cheeses. You can also order eggs any style (and likely anything else you wanted, though I always had large meal plans following breakfast) and down an unlimited amount of coffee. Glashuset is a great way to start the day, bright and leafy with Ulf Lundrell playing in the background. The lunch I had at Ett hem was equally delightful, as the chef whipped up a fantastic croque monsieur at my request. Dinner was unique and intimate, as you usually will be joining other guests at the hotel. We dined in the actual kitchen at the longer, shared table, though there are several dining areas throughout the hotel, including out in the garden, glashuset, and the living room. The meal itself was extraordinary, and deserving of its own separate review, especially considering its preparation in a smaller kitchen. Smoked pork, scallops, venison(?), and an irresistible plum and caramel pie served as dinner for one night, but every night we returned to the hotel there was another smorgasbord (pun, not literal translation, intended) of delicious looking food. Further, should you get a craving in the middle of the day and want something from the kitchen, just go down and grab it, or head to the "honesty bar" and pour yourself a glass of the rotating awesome wine collection (thanks Niklas)! My only critical observation is that there is no way for me to enter (once you've checked in) unless you buzz someone inside who lets you in. This obviously has a security and privacy benefit, but I don't have to buzz into my own home. This interaction cuts against the ethos of Ett hem and has stuck with me since the visit. I don't suggest booking Ett hem if you're looking for a substantial hotel gym, but the sauna/spa area looks very nice, and I took advantage of the Swedish message in Sweden (because obviously) with Mia, the skilled in-house massage therapist. I was also informed of expansion plans to a gorgeous building in a similar architectural style next door, so your gym/spa opportunities may broaden in the future. Not to downplay these amenities, but I highly suggest a food and drink focus over the spa. Wander around; enjoy the design; enjoy the garden; have some wine; snack on a piece of plum pie; sit in the garden; look out from the balcony; make Ett hem your home in the way it is supposed to be (and the way they want you to). Ask the staff for recommendations around Stockholm (that's how I discovered Aloe; see that Yelp review for more). And most importantly, savor the time you're spending here; an experience as exquisite and magical as Ett hem doesn't last forever.

There are many more pros than cons…read more But before I go further - pardon me for yelling - DO NOT USE THE HOTEL'S LAUNDRY SERVICE. They farm it out and it's a total rip-off. I used it twice, just wash and dry, nothing fancy, maybe 1/2 washer full. IT COST NEARLY US $189. I looked for a self-service laundromat somewhere nearby but couldn't find one. Bring stuff you can wash out in the sink! The pros: -Excellent location; across the street from Central Station and Arlanda Express, you can access the T-bana from the hotel lobby, many buses and trams stop within a few minutes of walking, many restaurants, department stores, grocery stores, convenience stores, a pharmacy, and other shops -Close enough to walk to many tourist spots -Quiet in rooms; I barely heard anything from other rooms, the hallway, or outside -Comfortable beds - not too hard or soft -Tasty breakfast; not a huge selection, but plenty for all types of diets -Sun deck area with great views, lots of seating, and even some exercise equipment -Rooms with and without windows (the latter are handy during the midnight sun) -Great staff -Good quality toiletries (hand soap, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, bath soap) -Electric kettle in room The cons: -No refrigerators in rooms, a big minus for me -No washers and dryers, and no self-service laundromat anywhere near. Again, DO NOT USE THE LAUNDRY SERVICE THEY PROVIDE -During most of the days I was there, the breakfast space was inadequate for the number of people. On weekends, the hours are extended, so it's not often an issue. But on weekdays, when service ends at 9:30 am, you can barely move, let alone find a seat. Today was impossible; I ended up eating my formerly hot breakfast in my room -No eating or drinking on the sun deck area, which I understand but is also a bummer -Not many TV channels -Some maintenance issues in the room, including a drape that doesn't close all the way, a burnt-out bathroom light that makes putting on makeup difficult, and a HVAC system that only blows cool or cold air, no matter how much I adjust it -Not enough maintenance staff to fix these things quickly -Water leaks onto the bathroom floor at the bottom of the shower; it's a design flaw As I mentioned, the pros do outweigh the cons, which are mostly minor issues. I would definitely stay here again.

This hotel is right across the street from Central Station. It is centrally located to most of the…read moretourist sites (within walking distance). The T station and the beginning of #7 tram are right next to the hotel. The breakfast buffet was excellent and the staff very professional and friendly. The room was not big but well appointed and clean. We would recommend anyone to stay here.