Hotell Bromma

The inside was clean and tidy in the communal areas, though the industrial estate setting means the outside leaves a lot to the imagination. It has nine large shower rooms with shower gel, three changing rooms, four toilets, and a kitchen with a microwave, kettle, cooking utensils, plates, cups, and glasses. Handy if you want to make a quick meal or a cup of tea. There are two cookers, but they were switched off and not available for use. The tram stop is five minutes away. One direction takes you to Solna, while the other connects to the route into Stockholm and beyond. It’s a 10-15 minute walk to Bromma Blocks, with places to eat and shops. For a night or two of sleeping after sightseeing, it does the job.

It’s more like a student residence than a hotel, with shared toilets and showers. Still, it’s clean and works for a short stay if you’re travelling on a limited budget.

A really good place to stay at an affordable rate. The rooms were very clean and had a great atmosphere, which made for a relaxing holiday. A great option if you’re travelling around Sweden and Stockholm on a budget. I’ll definitely stay here again and recommend it to all my friends.

The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the shared facilities were cleaned several times a day. There are two washing machines and two dryers in the building, and you can use them for free. The setup is more like a youth hostel, but it’s perfectly fine for a short break. The room has a large fridge with a freezer compartment, a microwave, and a smart TV for Netflix or Amazon Video. There’s also a shared kitchen with nearly everything you need to cook, though there aren’t many coffee cups. The nearest bus stop is about 3-5 minutes away. A 10-15 minute walk gets you to a big shopping centre with two supermarkets, several restaurants, and other shops. If you want somewhere affordable, simple, and clean, this fits the bill.