Location is great, just in the heart of Stockholm, most sightseeings are in a walking distance. If you like places with a charm of antiquities this hotel is for you. Staff is friendly, breakfast is excellent and served in a cosy room with a windows on a street of old town. Standard double room was rather small with a comfortable bed. Bathroom was also small. What I disliked was cleaning of the room - that was the first time I've seen tips taken away and room not cleaned after that.
Worth to try - sauna with an XIVth century well.

Many years ago I stayed in the sister hotel the LORD NELSON for which reason we returned to the same group. The location is excellent but the hotel needs a good refurbishing especially a paint brush. Bath room amenities were minimal and not of good quality ( but then we always take back up soap and shampoo). Our room was a very good size but not much space to hang clothes.
This is a hotel for tourists, which we were this time around, and definitely not for business trips.

Wonderful location. Our room was on 4th floor and had an old world charm with complete modern conveniences. Ample size room .. comfortable bed. You will feel immersed in the history and charm of the old city. It is everything it promised.

The hotel is located in the old town. This is very touristy, but we were tourists, and as such I think this is a good place for a short stay in an idiosyncratic non chain set up. The staff are friendly and helpful, Breakfast is good, as are the beds and lighting in the room. The room we were in on the second floor was small, looked out at a wall only a few feet away, and disconcertingly the windows opposite had a direct line of site into our room. Happily I never saw anyone in the other building! Also no air con, and I suspect it could get very overheated in hot weather. We had to have the windows open, and this makes it a bit noisy until fellow tourists decide it is bed time. If travelling in winter this of course would not matter. The hotel is crammed with nautical bits and pieces from or about the 17th/18th century, with a focus on nelson/hamilton. Some of these are quite fascinating, others give the place a slight feeling of dilapidation.