Hotel Kungsängstorg

The breakfast was temporarily being served a 15-minute walk away. There wasn't much that appealed to us, so we only went once. The location itself was fairly quiet, with little street noise, though sounds from other guests carried too easily. Check-in was self-service, and while the rooms were okay, the beds squeaked and the pillows were really thin, almost flimsy. Calling this a hotel may be a bit generous, depending on where you see it advertised.

I've had worse hostel stays, but also considerably better ones for the price. It's clean, safe, central, and not especially expensive, though comfort is lacking. My room was about 8 feet by 8 feet, with a tiny, hard bed. The paper-thin walls meant I could hear everything all night, and it was really hard to sleep when I had to get up in the morning.

A cozy base for 1-2 nights, right in the center and close to everything. The interior is cool, with high ceilings, and breakfast was nice. The staff were friendly, and it's pet friendly. There’s no parking, though, the bathroom was tiny, and you could hear everyone around you.

Breakfast was included, with cereal, nuts, fruit, and cold cuts, and they brought clean towels every day. The rooms are small but comfortable, and everything was clean and quiet. There were plenty of clean bathrooms, too. Reception was only staffed sometimes, but you could reach the sister hotel by intercom 24 hours a day.