Best Places to Stay Near Kungenskurva footover bridge in Stockholm

Hotel overall is good, but the location is relatively biased, the subway station also needs to go a long way out, the hotel's decoration and facilities are worthy of this price, the price is OK, but far from the city center location, the subway needs to sit for half an hour

As a budget hotel in the southern Stockholm suburbs, I wasn't expecting much for my one night on business. It's not glamorous, it's not chic, and it's not convenient for the commuter train or Tunnel-Bahn (Metro system) to central Stockholm (the bus stops close by, or it's a 25 minute walk to the train) But it was clean. It was warm. It had good ventilation. It had a comfortable bed, a TV, a large private bathroom with plenty of hot water, it had a very good inclusive free breakfast, it had convenient free parking outside, and it was walking distance to probably the biggest retail park in Sweden. The reception staff were welcoming. The entire hotel was non-smoking which was perfect for me. The building itself is a little tired looking temporary modular construction, meaning it doesn't look too inviting from the outside, and inside is a very long corridor, again looking a little tired. Being modular also means the acoustic separation between rooms is not perfect, so don't expect solid walls and a solid floor, any maybe expect sounds from neighbouring rooms. But in terms of value for money, if you need somewhere to sleep and eat which is within a budget cost, this place is ideal.

Great accommodation for price, especially in Europe. The staff were amazing and friendly. The breakfast buffet was outstanding and one of the best we have seen in 23 countries and 50 States. Our only small complaint was that there are no mini fridge or microwave in rooms and the location is not close to public transportation but Uber was very convenient.

Nordic rooms are not big!

The room was in principle fine, but you don't get really luxury. The room is minimal but meets for a short visit to the city. The centre is a long distance and walking is more than 1 hour. Breakfast is caribbean but met. For the rest, it was okay.

It may sound strange, but I appreciate that there is no refrigerator or coffee maker in the room. This is the best solution from an ecological point of view! I appreciate that it is possible to buy drinks downstairs in the lobby as well as the free coffee there! Perhaps a bottle of still water in the room (not chilled) would be welcome. Furthermore, I thought it was a perfect stay, very good location, a few minutes' walk from the commuter rail, friendly staff, very good breakfast and included if you book by the hotel's website!!

I had a very weird experience at this hotel. On my 2nd day here, a man walked into my room without knocking. I just heard the keypad being typed into and then him walk in. I was in complete SHOCK. He told me that he was advised by the property managers this room was empty and the people staying in it already checked out. I told him I had 2 more nights here, I was completely confused and frankly, a bit scared. I'm a young solo female traveler and while I was clothed and just hanging around on my laptop, what if I was getting dressed or had just gotten out of the shower or something? So appalled. He told me that he was there as he had been asked to fix the chromecast on the tv? (nothing I ever asked for so must have been the last people who stayed there). He told me he can come back and do it later when I'm gone if I want - this man was not dressed in any kind of official clothing, I didn't really want him coming back into my room when I was out with all of my stuff there, so I told him to just fix it now, but I honestly felt so uncomfortable the whole time. I even took photos as proof that this happened cause honestly, I'm still shocked about it all. Anyway he eventually left and didn't come back to my room for the rest of the time I stayed there. The other weird experience I had with this hotel was that they emailed me the day before I was about to arrive trying to tell me I hadn't paid for the room. Firstly, I booked through a booking agency (Wotif) so for them to email me directly to ask for payment is odd to begin with, they went back and forth with me trying to say I hadn't paid, it was only when I contacted Wotif to contact the hotel that they finally stopped asking me for money and provided me with the access codes. Theres' something dodgy about this hotel..... I think it needs to be investigated if Im honest

Great hotel with spacious rooms with confy bed, just next to the Stockholmsmässan. The breakfast is magnificent and contains amongst others early morning orange juice shots with ginger and turmeric and the swedish meatballls. The train is very easy to take and is just nearby. If you don't have time to take the train, the area has nothing to offer. Restaurants nearby are very few, yet the hotel has a selection of good choices for food. I ordered a steak and it was delicious.