We visited Stockholm in summer 2006 for 2 days as part of a trip to Scandinavia and this hotel offered an excellent, central location from which to see the city. The hotel is built around a courtyard on a quiet street only a few minutes walk from the train station. The food was nice and the the staff friendly. My only issue was that our room was upstairs and there was no lift or anyone to help us with our bags so we had to carry big bags up two flights of stairs. However the location is excellent and the hotel itself is a nice family-run hotel.

Visited Stockholm last year in December for a few days, after Christmas. Snow, few degrees below freezing, after a days shopping and walking all about town, it was wonderful to come back to a nice fire crackling in the fireplace in the breakfast room which was also available as alounge in the evenings with free tea/coffee.
1) The room and the beds were excellent as was the bathroom. Old building, no elevator. The view from the window to the inner courtyard was wonderful, with a lone rose still in bloom nearly covered by white snow.
2) Wonderful Scandinavian breakfast buffet in the morning with fresh squeezed orange juice.
3) The staff went way beyond duty in making suggestions and reservations to excellent restaurants for our evening meals.
Absolutely wonderful place to stay!

We booked this hotel based on the reviews here together with the write ups in Holiday Which, Time Out and Lonely Planet. We booked through the hotel's web site and the queries I had were quickly and efficiently answered.
The hotel is an easy 10 minute walk from the Arlanda Express terminal and is situated on a quiet street close to a park. Shops, restaurants and bars are all close by with the acclaimed Rolfs Kok restaurant only a couple of minutes walk away. Closer still is the No 47 bus stop which takes you directly to both Skansen and the Vasa Museum.
The rooms are spread over 3 floors around an inner courtyard but disabled guests should be aware that there is no lift. They are of a reasonable size with good en suite bathrooms but with no tea/coffee making facilities. These however are available in the breakfast room where guests can also help themselves to biscuits etc. On our visit (late September 2006) however the gas hob broke down so there were no boiled eggs at breakfast and if the hotel is full, space is a bit limited in the breakfast room. Guests should also be aware that reception closes at 2100 so if anyone is worried about staying in an unmanned hotel they might want to think again.

I was very happy here. It is walking distance (for a middle-aged woman with a suitcase and a computer)from the train station, and walking distance into the old town. The breakfast room is especially charming, with candles on the tables, and lovely fresh fruit for breakfast, and squeeze-your-own orange juice. I stayed in the back building of the hotel, where it was nicely old fashioned. I appreciated the internet access. The bed was comfy. The only very slightly strange thing was the way the water from the shower flooded the tiled floor of the bathroom... I'd be pleased to visit here again.