I've always enjoyed the British sitcom from the 1970s called "Fawlty Towers," but staying in a hotel that reminds you of Fawlty Towers -- not so much. There were many little things wrong with this small hotel, not least of which was the wobbly doorknob and lock on our room. Instead of using a screwdriver or hiring a locksmith to properly fix the very loose doorknob, the hotel proprietor used clear celophane tape to try to "fix" it. If you don't need a SECURE hotel room, this might not be a big deal for you.

We also couldn't reliably get an outside line on our very old room phone. Even "Basil," the hotel proprietor, couldn't get an outside line on our phone when he tried! If you don't need to use a phone for local calls, this might not be a problem for you.

The worst thing about the Wasa Park Hotell was planning to stay 4 nights, but at check-in being told we could only stay 3 nights. So we had to scramble to find a hotel for our last night in Stockholm and spend precious time packing up and moving to another hotel for one night, even though Basil the hotel proprietor had emailed me (in response to my email request) to say that we could stay an extra night, but that we might have to switch rooms. I assumed he meant we might have to switch rooms AT HIS HOTEL, but evidently not, since we had to find another hotel for our last night in Stockholm. If you decide to stay at the Wasa Park Hotell, I HIGHLY recommend getting a reservation through an online booker, where your reservation is guaranteed. DO NOT MAKE THE MISTAKE OF EMAILING BASIL THE HOTEL PROPRIETOR TO RESERVE A ROOM, unless finding a hotel at the last minute isn't a big deal to you.

Not a fancy-schmency place, but very nice and clean. More hostel than hotel actually, but if you're looking for a place to sleep a while after a party night - that's what you should go for!

This budget hotel is more like a pension or hostel. The location is great, near the metro, bus stop, park, cafes, shops and restaurants. The entrance is near Sala Thai restaurant, I had to call the reception via the intercom to get the door opened and carry the luggage upstairs myself - up to the old-style elevator.

The room itself was OK, but it's not very comfortable to use bathrooms in the hall. Everything there is quite home-like, you don't get surprised when you see people wrapped in towel running to their rooms after taking a shower.

Breakfast is nice if you stay there one or two days, I've spent 3 weeks there so I was tired of having the same thing everyday.

I didn't use their wireless Internet service, which was paid - I'd rather go to Subway (the sandwich restaurant) just below the hotel.

Overall, it's a good place to stay when you can't spend much, I couldn't find anything better on the same price range.

Slightly hard to find. But really nice little hostel / B&B

Really good breakfast. Plenty of different types of bread and jam, juice, tea coffee, cucumber and cheese.

No kitchen but could buy tea and coffee out of hours. Nice clean shower rooms only problem is they are by the breakfast area so don't run through in your towel.

We had a 4 bed room only criticism was that 2 of the beds were camp beds and sligtly lumpy. Nice TV so we could watch wimbledon which was a treat.

I would go again good value for Stockholm which is very expensive as a rule.