Spa hotels in Stockholm

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.

First of all, the location is excellent. The sea-facing rooms face the palace and the bay, with beautiful scenery. The hotel has a long history, the facilities are very good, the hygiene is very clean, and the waiters are very friendly.

The breakfast is good, you can bring children, mostly adults, the location of the hotel is great, there is no parking lot. The surrounding attractions are relatively concentrated, self-driving is not recommended, and the parking fee is very expensive.

In winter, it gets dark at three or four in the afternoon in Sijing. The few days we were there had sunshine, which was considered very good weather. The salmon for breakfast was indeed the best among the many hotels I stayed at during this trip to Europe.

The hotel is a long uphill walk from the train station, which is tiring to push large luggage around, so I don't recommend walking. I stayed in a quiet room on B1, which had no natural light but a window facing the courtyard. The room was small, the bathroom was fairly large, but the two glass doors made it feel cramped. I really liked their lotion; it smelled wonderful. There weren't many public facilities, but there was a sauna, a gym, a rooftop bar, and a restaurant serving breakfast and dinner on the first floor. The breakfast was plentiful (but not particularly delicious), and you could order drinks from the front desk. The bed was comfortable, and I slept well. There was a travel guide available at the front desk. Two things that made me very uncomfortable: 1. On the second day, the hotel came in to clean my room without informing me beforehand (I didn't request it). 2. On the third day, housekeeping didn't notice I hadn't checked out and opened my door directly after knocking. When I contacted the front desk, they only apologized and didn't offer any compensation.

I accidentally lived in the castle three hundred years ago. There is a large lawn around it, and a small wooden house in a fairy tale. There is a small river behind, a slide and a swing in a small park. It is very convenient to reach the city rail and bus within five minutes' walk. The grid is very affordable, the service industry is good, and there are restaurants. It's just that the taste is not used to it, and the breakfast is very rich. Great! The layout of the city is also very good. Unfortunately, I didn't take more photos.