While touring Scandinavia, my friend and I stayed four nights in a "Standard Twin Room" at the Connect Hotel Stockholm in Älvsjö, August 14-18. If I returned to Sweden, I would definitely stay here again. My favorite part was the complementary buffet-style breakfast. Food in Sweden is expensive, so as someone with a big appetite, this was a wonderful way... More

The Connect Hotel is an odd creature. It exists (as far as I could tell) as the third floor of an office building - the other floors being devoted to other businesses. It is therefore, two corridors worth of rooms, those on the outside being normal, if small and basic, hotel rooms, while those on the inside are, as others... More

We were in Stockholm to attend a conference and booked via the conference website. 'Quick sleep' was never mentioned until after we have paid for the booking. Upon finding out that this will be a windowless, no bathroom/toilet room, we emailed the hotel to request that our rooms be with bathroom/toilet, not really bothered with having no windows- this was... More

We stayed in a room with a bath. The room was spotless, but small. The decor was Ikea basic. Don't stay here is you have a lot of luggage because there is no room for it. Free internet was available on a computer in reception. Parking is also available for a fee. We bought a Stockholm card and used it... More

Clean, nice rooms. Breakfast included. Sauna in the hotel. Friendly staff. Located near a railway station and bus stops, and within the city commuting zone. Train takes you to the city center in 10 minutes. Shop opened till late is very close, which is great if you arrive in the weekend or late. Parking and wi-fi internet is additionally paid... More

Make sure you know what you get for the price: This hotel has two types of rooms: rooms with a toilet and a window, and then, rooms without facilities meaning no window or toilet. They charge 200 sek per night (about 22 euros) for an upgrade to a small room with a window, shower and toilet. Internet charge is 100... More

We stayed here in March 2009 and booked a Quick Sleep room. What a great concept! When we first walked into our room, we laughed, it was SO small. But at the same time, it was all we needed. It was clean as a whistle. The bathrooms were great, clean, lockable shower (bathroom was shared). We slept fine there but... More

The hotel is very nice and modern. The rooms are quite small, but enough. There is a nice bathroom inside and a TV. The brekfest in the morning was also very nice. The staff was friendly and helpfull. Just remeber to book the room with windows! As there are also rooms that do not have them. The best thing is... More

Quick sleep, awesome idea. Cheap for Scandinavian prices! More