Hotels With spa in Stockholm county, Sweden

In the heart of downtown, bus, tram, T and train station near by. Restaurants and shop everywhere, walkable to a lot of attractions area or take the transportation. It was very convenient location. I did not feel I got what I paid for. Only had one glass door for the shower area therefore water easily to slash out to the floor. The hotel did not do house keeping every day. Unless you requested. Overall was good hotel but pricey.

This hotel was an absolute pleasant surprise! Though the room wasn't huge, it was fully equipped with all the necessary amenities. The bathroom was particularly well-appointed with thoughtful details: the showerhead's button design was the most sensible and convenient I've encountered in any hotel, and the heated towel rail ensured soft, dry towels. Getting here is incredibly convenient: from the airport, take bus 579 or 583 to Märsta, then transfer to Pendeltåg 40 or 41 and alight at Ulriksdal station. The hotel is just a one-minute walk to the right after exiting the station. Bus 509 stops directly across the street from the hotel. A few stops will take you to Ulriksdal Palace – I highly recommend visiting if you have time, and don't miss the excellent desserts at its cafe! Alternatively, taking bus 509 in the opposite direction for about 10-15 minutes will bring you to Solna Centrum, which boasts a large supermarket and numerous shops. A crucial tip: book well in advance! I secured a significant discount on the room rate by booking three months ahead. Also, be aware that in Swedish hotels, you typically need to proactively inform the front desk if you wish to have your room cleaned. The photo shows Ulriksdal.

It is impeccable. The hotel is located in a quiet high-end residential area. The hotel itself has been in two buildings for years. Each has a public area. The first building to enter the door has a front desk and a public rest area. A restaurant, the second building has a public area on the first two or three floors. There is another restaurant on the first floor. All the public area decorations are very comfortable. Fresh cakes and water are provided in the lounge area every day, as well as alcohol. Liquor needs to be paid. You write the variety and room number on a book next to it. The restaurant is very delicious, you need to make an appointment in advance, the first restaurant is relatively simple, you can choose 1 to 5 dishes, eat 5 dishes per capita at about 1,000 yuan, the second restaurant is 7 dishes, the price is more expensive, because we have no appointment at the local festival, it should be good. We ate two nights at the first restaurant, two completely different menus. Breakfast is relatively simple, but the quality is very good, all are made now, can not be ordered, very fresh ingredients. The Swedes are more reserved and will not show too warm, but very friendly, what you need to tell them directly, they will try their best to help, there are some snacks in the room that are free, drinks are for money, no kettle, but you can ask the front desk. We didn't book a large room (very popular), the basic room type is relatively small, but there are some, even a full set of skin care products. All in all, this is the best small boutique hotel I have ever stayed in, and we bought a lot of organic toiletries for the hotel when we left.

Voco hotels never disappoint me. The rooms are clean and spacious, which is to be expected since it's a relatively new hotel. If you don't mind the hassle of taking the city express train, it's a great option. For example, my family doesn't like staying in the city center because it's too noisy and crowded.

Tiny tiny tiny room for the price. Book Sheraton instead of you’re in Stockholm - you won’t regret it. The rooms are 5x larger and cheaper even when you include breakfast. Sheraton rooms also include better amenities like coffee machines. We mainly booked Haymarket for the bar, but it has changed since 4 years ago. It used to be an amazing experience watching bartenders make the drinks and explain the bible of a menu. Now they only have 6 drinks on the menu and the bartenders can’t remember your drink order.

Very big and grand hotel that also has a spa. Didn’t have time to do spa but a great location spacious room and loved the breakfast, esp the omelette station even though it was a bit of a wait.. I really enjoyed my stay here 😌

The location is excellent, shopping and sightseeing are within walking distance; the room design has many details, the bedside table has exquisite hydroponic flowers, the bath is diptyque, and the breakfast is even more exquisite. The overall design is very Western-style, but not old-fashioned at all.

For a four-star hotel, this place was quite poor. They charge extra for the swimming pool, and breakfast didn't even include fried eggs or omelettes. My booking specified a midnight check-in, yet the front desk actually told me they would cancel my room if I didn't check in right after midnight?! I finally got into my room closer to 2 AM. I stayed for a week, and breakfast was identical every single day. I'd recommend saving your money and eating out instead. The hotel is surrounded by construction sites, making it impossible for taxis or ride-shares to pull up to the entrance.

The team upgraded us during our stay and made it so much more special! Things to note, about a 20min uber from the city centre but 5min walk to the closest metro station which is also very easy to navigate. Lots of bikes around too to get around. Also the spa is not included in the stay price, you have to pay separately to access it. AND level 5 and 6 have been recently renovated and are WAYYYY nicer than the rest of the hotel. The TVs are smart tvs, they give robes and slippers, beautiful new bathrooms - worth paying extra for the nicer room. Great brekkie too.

Value for money. Not far from the train station makes it a fair choice for exploring the city even though it is not close to the city centre