Uppsala Lägenhetshotell

The room was large and the place was clean, but please be careful. The booking mistake left me without anywhere to stay, and I ended up homeless after staying with them. When I arrived, I asked to extend my two-week booking to a month. They said that was fine and I could pay later. When I tried to pay, I was told they'd booked the room to someone else and had no space for me. The living arrangements were poor too. I was told I'd share the kitchen and washroom with two or three others, but there were actually six or seven, which made it very hard to find time for a shower. The walls were thin enough that doors in other rooms could wake me up late at night. Terrible, 0/10, I wouldn't recommend it.

I stayed for a month and liked the place. The one-bedroom apartment had a kitchen area with all the necessary equipment, a comfortable bathroom, and enough room to live in. Stays of four weeks or more cost over 40% less per night than a one-week stay. The WiFi wasn't very good, though.

It's clean and okay, as long as you don't have to live with animals who steal your food. What the heck, dude, bread and baked beans in cans? Keep that stuff in your room, buddy.

The staff were friendly and it's a nice place, but the WiFi has problems. The 2.4 GHz connection works well, though it gets interference from other 2.4 GHz devices like mouse and headphone dongles. The 5 GHz signal is too weak.