Stockholm Vasastan 2-star Hotels

BEDBUGS! To start with, we are aware this is not a 5 stars hotel and our expectations were not high. The breakfast was not the best but decent, the local staff a little unkind and rough, the shower curtain smelled bad. However, the real problem were bedbugs and the attitude of the staff after it was reported. We noticed insects in the room (we didn’t know at the time what it was) and I ended up being severely bitten. I reported this to the hotel by e-mail after I learnt what it is and after being examined by the doctor. I wanted to make sure they do something about that but they immediately replied there’s no way there are bedbugs in the hotel. Searching for bedbugs should take at least 1 hour (the insects hide) so there is no chance somebody even went to the room to check. I need to use ointment with antibiotics and do disinsection of my apartment in case I transferred bugs from that hotel. It is a costly and unpleasant process and the hotel’s attitude is unacceptable. I went through other comments on booking and we are not the first ones to report that. The personnel’s response is the same, though.

This good-value hotel is set in a 19th-century building, 10 minutes’ walk from shopping and entertainment at Hötorget and Drottninggatan. It offers soundproofed, compact rooms without windows but with flat-screen TVs and free WiFi. Guests are welcome to enjoy free coffee/tea at the sister hotel Rex Hotel, located upstairs, where breakfast also is served. Numerous restaurants are found nearby, and staff are always willing to make a recommendation or booking. Gym and sauna facilities can be used at a sister hotel across the road. Hotel Rex Petit is just around the corner from Rådmansgatan Metro Station, which is 3 stops from Stockholm's Old Town.

The location was perfect and the small room was just right for two people staying a night or two. The breakfast was great as well

We arrived at 11 p.m. and we would have run away immediately, unfortunately the reception is not contactable to report some problems such as the place left completely in the bar, very dirty bathrooms, zero respect for kitchen hours and silence hours. We wrote at the reception immediately but without any success and we immediately told me at midnight that, given the conditions and confusion, we would not have sleeped them the second night booked because it would have been impossible. In the morning, after the worst night of our life, we had to even tell the security that we didn't talk to our door at 5 p.m., we reported everything to the reception and we made the check-out, the receptionist and the receptionist. He was disappointed and said they had this group of Spanish people and they knew they would be confused, and calmed us and said he would talk to the manager to grant us the refund of the second night that was not fruitful. We also reported that at booking, and the manager briefed us that he would not make any refund because it's the things that happen in a hostel. I have travelled in many hostels in Europe and also in Sweden a few times and this is the first time I have to go away to not face a night in white. To summarize: Anxiety and dark place, located above a school sparkling from windows Not good cleaning Reception hours and silence hours not respected Reception Uncontactable Non-sonic Rooms Pure cooking to inside the rooms Smutsy ruggen bedroom Unclean room, we even found cards under the furniture. The rooms are very comfortable and the rooms are very comfortable and the rooms are very comfortable.

With a stay at Hotel Bema, you'll be centrally located in Stockholm, within a 5-minute drive of Odenplan Square and Stockholm City Hall. This hotel is 6.6 mi (10.6 km) from Avicii Arena and 2.5 mi (3.9 km) from ABBA The Museum.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a reception hall.Continental breakfasts are served on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, multilingual staff, and luggage storage. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 12 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.

This is a budget alternative and you get what you pay for. They have a problem with cockroaches in the shared kitchen/eating area and BOTH cockroaches and bed bugs in the dorms. Make sure to label your food in the shared fridge (except there is no pens/markers around). I didn’t have any pen to mark my food with and the next morning it was gone.. either thrown away or stolen. There were homeless people knocking on the door to the dorm room at night. The showers are actually fine and the staff is nice though.

The location is perfect (nearby the train, bus terminal - but not loud), the rooms are minimalistic and comfortable - everything you need is there! The rooms are clean when you arrive. You can grab some breakfast at the barception (for 8 sek.). All in all a really great stay!

Reception check my booking wrong sometimes,I did pay online,they always say I didn’t pay,it’s reservation.untill I show my payment,then they said oh,yes,I can see you paid 😬that’s not good for customers.room not open windows,smell very bad when 6 people in the room 😬 I can’t get enough oxygen during sleep,then I can’t get up easily 😬

The room was larger than expected, and it was possible to barely open 2 suitcases. The bathroom was well decorated. It is a sparrow, although it is small and complete, including breakfast. The disadvantage is that it doesn't look very far from the station. In fact, it takes a detour. The journey takes about 15 minutes and the luggage is a bit far away.

The hotel is clean and cute. Its location is great, especially if one intends to visit Gamla Stan. It has shared toilets and showers which of course makes prices lower. You get slippers that can be used in the hotel room or for visit the showers/toilets. The shower-room smells a bit of sewer, and that is probably why the windows are open but now in September that makes the shower-room very cold. I tried to close the windows but they are stuck. The same problems with the windows in my hotel room, one is stuck. The window seems too big for the frame. The front desk closes at 21.00/9 pm and no one is present. If you loose the key to your room you are in major problem. On the envelope for the keys there is a warning text that if you loose your key you have to wait til staff arrives in the morning or you will be heavily charged if you want to be locked in right away. But that I had to read on the key envolpe, because the receptionist did not tell me that. The key envelope was so cluttered that the wifi-password was not easy to spot. The tv has only three Swedish channels, nothing else, not even BBC World. Free wifi with password on key envelope - which I had to go and ask where iti was at the front desk, because receptionist did not tell me that, either. But no phones in the room so you have to walk to the front desk everytime you want to ask something. And the receptionist did not give me such vital information so I had to go to the front desk at least three times. The luggage storage is just in the hallway in a corridor by the front desk. At the front desk you can buy coffee, tea, soft drinks, smaller snack bags and fruit. I have not seen sandwiches. I have not tried the ironing service. Staff seem friendly, but I have a sneaky feeling that when I turn my back negativity might surface. I am travelling alone in work.