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"The staff were very attentive and professional. Very good breakfast and dinner. Location was convenient close to transportation. Rooms were clean and comfortable."

"Good and as expected!"

"Newly renovated old hotel. Breakfast was delicious, a highlight. The rooms are small, but the sizes are listed, so no surprises there. You have to read carefully what room size you are actually reserving. I had the Business room for a bit more space. Bathrooms are basic, but sparkling clean and with new fixtures. The convenience of being right accros the Central Station is unbeatable. You don't have to be stressed about catching your train.🙂 Beds are really comfortable with high quality linens and pillows. I slept well. An excellent short stay!❤️"

"Lovely Weekend away. Everything was perfect, would stay again."

"The property was well placed in the city , close to central station and other city sites and good breakfast, room was slightly noisy but it is in the city centre so I suppose it’s to be expected."

"Convenient location and"

"Excellent location, just minutes to the platform at the train station. Rooms are small but functional. Only complaint was that the shower would randomly turn cold every 10-15 seconds."

"Breakfast room and food was exceptional! I have never seen such a huge variety of food and staff were amazing! Especially the lady (I do not remember her name) that was at the breakfast desk welcoming people, taking reservations and handing out ginger shots. She made our day!!! Front desk staff were very welcoming, helpful and very quick to address us when we arrived. Awesome hotel!! Thanks "

"Pluses: good location, less outrageously expensive than other outrageously expensive hotels in Stockholm, nice bed and bathroom, quiet and dark rooms. Minus: the room is very bare and quite gloomy; there were not even plastic cups to have a drink of water. The only place to put the suitcase (on the floor) was so dark that we had to use flashlights to see our clothes. It is strange living underground; London hotels with no windows have a kind of light panel which at least feels like a window."