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.

Beautiful Hotel; Inside and Out. Rooms are spacious and…read moreprovide lots of amenities. The breakfast buffet is just wonderful. You can graze there for days; which we did. Lots and lots of choices including breads, meats, cheeses, smoked salmon among many others. There is also a restaurant called Sothi's Kitchen which I will also review here as YELP does not list it separately. I ordered a very nice dinner and lunch: Caesar Salad with chicken and Haloumi cheese a favorite cheese of mine. I also ordered the Risotto with haloumi for dinner and that was a tad on the salty side. The avocado was very nice with a marinated egg on top. The hotel is well situated to access a lot of downtown Stolkholm, buses and Ubers are plentiful. The hotel was very reasonably priced along with the food offered at the restaurants. The beautiful breakfast buffet is included in the price of the room. My only negative comment was the bath tub was quite narrow, and very slippery. Difficult to maneuver for someone tall like I am. I mentioned this to the front desk and they reported many people have commented about this concern. Yes, so what are you doing about it? Maybe some bathtub mats are in order as one of the people in our group fell getting out. In America they would have been sued already, let's hope they remedy it soon to make this the perfect place to stay while vacationing in Stolkholm. Did I mention we were a group of over 50, and the staff checked us in and out quite efficiently. Even provided a take away breakfast for our early flight. Very nice Courtyard Marriot.

We stayed 3 nights while visiting Stockholm. The hotel is…read moreelegant. The staff is nice and accommodating. The train is walkable, but Ubers are quick and inexpensive. The breakfast is extensive and delicious. The fireplace was a nice place to gather and talk with our family.

I was here for the week for business meetings with international partners. This was the…read morerecommended hotel for us to book into. Well I can say my stay here was awesome. Not only is the hotel situated in a perfect spot - close to lots of foodie drinkie places - but also to the water and to old town, just short walks away! The breakfast is super great but another reviewers have noted, getting there early is definitely best. The place can be absurdly busy later in the mornings! But the selection of brekkie options is great and there an omelette station too. Our meetings were just around the corner from the hotel so our group booked lunch here every day. Really nice and the staff was always so helpful. The food was excellent too. Staying here I typically would walk out for dinner in town and come back for a nightcap. The bar team was always great and it turns out the bar manager is a whiskey connoisseur and he has crafted a special Clarion Hotel whiskey from Mackmyra but you can't buy it. You can only get it at the hotels. It's a really nice whiskey I have to say! Very smooth but full of flavor. It turns out as he and I were talking about my home in bourbon country, he shared how he got the beautiful flavor. The whiskey spent its time in three different barrels and I love them all!: a traditional bourbon barrel, a Spanish rossa barrel, and a sherry cask. Now I know what you're thinking, but trust me when I say it's amazing. Finely crafted and likely to go with just about any Swedish dish you could imagine pairing it with. Truly great! I grabbed a pic of the bar team that took really great care of me this week Along with some other snaps of the hotel and such, from the week. This is a great stay experience. If you're looking for a great team and a super hotel, conveniently locate to lots of places to go and things to do, this is the place! Check it out when in Stockholm for sure. Thanks to the team for taking such great care of me this week!

First Hotel Amaranten is a cool hotel with a decent price. It is a 10 min walk from the Central…read moreStation, and convenient to Centrum and Stureplan. Also, it is literally right next door to the Rådhuset T-Bane stop. The lobby is gorgeous, and attracts cool people to its hotel bar. The service at the front desk was helpful and friendly, and they made me feel right at home. The double rooms are small by American standards, but about average for European hotels. Everything looked clean with elegant lines, and was pretty much everything I needed. I checked out the workout room and the pool - the gym was ok with decent machines, but the pool was a bit small. You definitely wouldn't feel comfortable sharing it with another family, but would be lovely if you had it all to yourself. The breakfast buffet was large with a lot of variety, and the front desk helpfully warned us to stay away from 9-10, as this is the time that most of the boat tourists come to breakfast. Outside those hours, there is plenty of room and food.

About 12 mins walk from the Central Train station…read more It is right next to a 7/11 which is great to get snacks. Bathrooms and showers are clean. I stayed in the dorm, which is spacious. The bed is kind squeaky and mattress probably needs to get replaced soon. overall, good hostel.

This hostel is pretty decent, nothing really stands out. It is the first hostel where the front…read moredesk/receptionist isn't open 24/7. They close at 6pm everyday. Not very convenient at all. At least the women at the front desk are very attractive and friendly and speak great English ! The showers are ok, you have to keep putting you hand in front of the sensor to keep it on, kind of annoying. Kitchen area is spacious, living room area is nice. It is conveniently located next to a 7/11 which I've been going to religiously. Beds are super creaky and annoying, but that's what ear plugs are good for I suppose. Stockholm is awesome, this hostel is decent. It'll get the job done at least

M/S Monika was a great place to stay for our short trip to Stockholm…read more It was extremely well priced concise ring how much it usually costs to stay in Stockholm. Four of us stayed there for 2 nights. Three of us had never slept in a boat before so we were pretty excited. The decor was so fitting of a nautical theme and was absolutely charming. Our beds were surprisingly comfortable. I slept soundly throughout the night. It was extremely well maintained. Breakfast was AMAZING! Simple but a spread of everything we needed. Suzie (I'm sure I didn't spell that right), was a wonderful and helpful host. She was also very personable which made staying there even more comfortable. I would definitely like to stay there again if I have the opportunity to.

Overpriced and overrated for a "4-star" property. No USB or USB-C charging ports, no plug adapters,…read moreno complimentary water, and poor maintenance--burnt-out lights reported but never fixed. Rooms are small, uncomfortable, with outdated TVs and a tiny 8 m pool that costs USD 39 per use. Housekeeping is inconsistent and superficial, with obvious bias toward tipped rooms, and even then, no vacuuming or proper cleaning. Great location, but the service, amenities, and upkeep fall far below international standards--very disappointing.

Great location for travelers. Next to the Arlanda express to the airport. The restaurant serves…read moreup good food, not extravagant. The bar was lively with live DJ. The gym on the second floor is well equipped. The rooms are okay. I had a room that faces the back someone else apartment - the only complaint.

Perfect location. Rooms are spacious and it's a good atmosphere. Jennifer Harmida was at my arrival…read morewelcoming. It's a big hotel so the only point is, that I double payed a room and didn't received the money back, because they apparently first needed to ask their boss who never got in contact with me. But other than that, very good.

Cheap Room and good Convinient Location…read moreClean Hostel, good food. Linnea was very kind

We were originally booked in to stay at the nearby AC Hotel Stockholm Ulriksdal, which as soon as…read morewe walked into the room we knew wouldn't work for my allergies - enter in the Sheraton Stockholm Hotel. If you're considering both and not sure which to choose, I would definitely go with the Sheraton Stockholm Hotel, which for our stay was only $200 more in total. The lobby was spotless and bright, and our room was clean, well maintained, and felt airy and comfortable. Check in was simple and our room service was incredibly prompt during our stay - it was easy to order veggies, fries, or fruit for several evenings when I just didn't want to go out to eat. I do wish the pantry downstairs was better stocked with plain fruit versus fruit with spices or a vending machine so you could purchase drinks after the coffee shop closes. Staying here was also a neat exposure to Swedish design in that the sink had a button to press to be turned on that could also be twisted for temperature changes, and the lights had to be twisted instead of flipped to be turned on. While we didn't mind it, I'm not sure how accessible it is as my guess would be that it's difficult for those with dexterity issues, and we also found the incredibly high tub another questionable but interesting design choice. The room came with a desk, a chair, and some blackout shades, which when there's only five hours of darkness, almost felt like a requirement here and they also had a mini bar with drinks and snacks to choose from. Another positive for the Sheraton Stockholm Hotel is that while it's not as close to the airport, it was very centrally located to most of the highlights of Stockholm, which made is very walkable and easy to commute to and from. We did run into a taxi scam several times, where a taxi driver would accept the ride, and the car that showed up had a different license plate and the driver would try to have us take the ride off the app, so I'd order Uber Black or XL for any of your rides or book it directly with the hotel, as they'll be private drivers and not the taxis you're pared with for Uber Comfort or Priority. All in all, we really enjoyed our stay here and would absolutely recommend them.

Given that most Sheratons I've been to in the last ten years have felt a bit aged this one wasn't…read morehalf bad. I would recommend it to most travelers who aren't looking for something more luxury or boutique. It actually does feel almost kind of boutique. The design of place has a usually Swedish austere-ness to it but also feels a bit placed in its own time. It's not modern but it's not dated either. The lobby has warm reds and browns as primary colors but with a lot of light secondaries so it feels unique. The rooms are standard for this class of hotel but again with all kinds of touches that remind you that you are in a design-forward country. The bed headboard is quite tasteful, the coffee machine isn't smeg but it could be with its appearance, and a small speaker system looks equal parts vintage and modern. The staff are very pleasant, the location is very convenient, and the price isn't too bad. Recommended!

Lovely hotel in walking distance of the flea market, the opera, the wonderful big Food Hall. And a…read moreUniqlo is a block away in case you are freezing and need sweaters or a jacket ( which I was).The breakfast is amazing - a huge buffet of things including eggs, bacon, ham, flatbread, yogurt, fruit, cereal, meatballs, juice.... On and on. Really generous and in a lovely dining room. We ate dinner in the dining room one night too. Good but not great food but wonderful to just go upstairs after dinner and no transport needed. Our room is large and really lovely. Comfortable bed, really nice bathroom, spacious for a European hotel. Front desk staff is pleasant and helpful. Definitely recommend!

What an exceptional combination of old-world charm and modern comfort at the Kingsgarden Hotel!…read moreIt's clear that the staff applies genuine care to every angle of a guest's stay. First, you're met with gracious hospitality at the check-in desk, where concierge Kiki brings seamless service. For our particular visit, our tour company had made a small mistake with the booking, and Kiki took it in utter stride, instantly fixing the issue in our favor. Next, there are the well-curated amenities not seen at most hotels (thoughtful touches in the room include sleeping and vanity kits, endless Kleenex, plentiful custom toiletries, multiple dimmer switches even in the bathroom and on the chandelier, a shoe horn, and a large umbrella). There are a variety of tastefully appointed dining and sitting spaces in the interior-courtyard brasserie, and we found ample arrays of fresh foods in the dining room each morning, including delicious cheeses, pastries, and ripe bananas. Finally, there is this hotel's location -- in walking distance to everything a tourist could want to visit (the palace and historical sightseeing areas, museums, dining, trains and trams, restaurants, and more). Absolutely outstanding!

A thoroughly modern and well-designed hotel in the Swedish capital. Great location just a few…read moreblocks from the Fredricksplan T-bana. Fantastic full breakfast buffet, in the Scandinavian style, with cold cuts, cheese, warm bread, yogurt, muesli, boiled eggs, fruit and good coffee. Spacious, stylish lobby, and the front desk doubles as a bar, so you get a very warm welcome. :) Rooms are tiny (My first dorm room in college was bigger), but they have everything you need. Bathrooms are spotless and well-designed. The power is controlled by placing your keycard in a slot in the wall. It took me a few minutes of puzzling around the room to figure this out, but it's really quite clever, because when you go to leave, you know exactly where your keycard is. The only downside to this is that you can't leave anything plugged in to charge while you're out of the room. I stayed there 4 nights, and would definitely stay there again.

I stayed here for a couple of nights and was quite impressed…read more For it's decent prices (I got a room with 2 twin beds for approximately 800 krona per night which is roughly 90 euros), they have an extremely clean hotel. Also everybody that works there are EXTREMELY lovely people - very friendly and service oriented. Another cool thing about them is that during the months of May through September, they run on solar energy and geo thermal heating and have received an eco star for their green ways (you can get all the details on their site or the tag in their bathrooms). Their breakfast is just a regular buffet style one but I have definitely seen worse breakfasts so was pretty happy with it. CONS: They charge for wi-fi (approx 110 SEK for 24 hours) which I find just to be ridiculous. I could have easily found another hotel for approximately same price AND closer to the center that had free wi-fi for it's customers. AND, had they had wi-fi, I would have checked in to the place via Yelp and seen that they didn't have any pics up and would have then taken and posted pictures of their fabulous lil hotel. They DO have a computer in the lobby which has internet but you normally have to wait for whoever is on there which can sometimes take a while. They are NOT the closest to the central area. About 30-40 minute walk from the main attractions. There are some closer hotels.