This is another one of those places that you probably won't like if you think that a hotel room should be judged based on how close it is to a big American Hotel Chain.
I would stay here again in a heartbeat. So close to the Metro!
My room was narrow, but clean and the bed was comfortable.
It's got one of these bathrooms where all of the floor is on the same level— so parts of the whole floor can get wet when you take a shower— a common feature, it seems, in budget hotels. There was no problem with and they even leave you a 'floor squeegee' to help. Shower was GREAT; hot and good shower heads.
I paid for the breakfast when I checked in and I'm glad I did. It had great variety and was a good way to start the day.
Just having your own connected bathroom in an expensive city like Stockholm should cost you more than this place does. It's also got really good wifi. There's a TV in the room; it's mounted kind of high up, but I just turn it on for background noise.
The keycard they give you doesn't just get you into the hotel; you also use it to turn on your electricity in the room. You have to leave the card in that slot, but press a button to turn off the lights at night when you sleep if you want to charge your electronics. It can be a little confusing but it certainly is— to me— not a deal breaker.
It's just an example of the very unique features you often find in these little hotels. Without reviews I wouldn't have chosen this place, and I'm so glad I did.