Boutique Hotels in Sweden

"Room was clean but somewhat small."

"Very good location….. within walking distance to many areas. Helpful staff at front desk. Outstanding breakfast."

"If you are just staying for a night and only to have a place to sleep in, it’s ok. But if you are going for a nice visit in Sthlm don’t pick this one. The best thing is the central location but that’s it 😊"

"Layover spot was quick walk from terminals and Sky City shops and dining. Staff was efficient but hard to find at times since bar area shared same counter with check in. Breakfast buffet was excellent both in terms of food quality and hours! Was thrilled to grab morning meal there before 6:05 a.m. departure."

"Very clean and convenient place to stat."

"Excellent hotel"

"After a long Trans-Atlantic flight, the last thing you want is to figure out the complicated light switches in a hotel room ( Junior Suite). The ones by the entrance door were not working at all. If they cannot offer room tours to customers in a 300+ rooms hotel, they should at least post a list with brief instructions on the wall. Even the hotel employee who came over to " help" was not sure how to operate the 20 light switches and modes. It was a bad start in an otherwise ok hotel. Breakfast was really nice and the bed was comfortable. High quality bed sheets. The amenities were excellent, but some employees were not so hospitable."

"Perfect overnight at Arlanda before an early flight"

"The Liseberg is an amazing hotel - if you have toddlers or young children you HAVE to book, you won’t be disappointed. From a slide that takes you down to the lobby, the carousel at breakfast, children’s cutlery, microwaves to sterilise your bottles, bunk beds & decent cots - it was so super child friendly! & great location for the amusement park of course, & for Universeum & the trams. Only things I’d mention is the need for your own baby bath (we took a fold out one we could fill in the shower) and the wallpaper by the bunk beds had a few creatures that might frighten the smallest children (nothing that can’t be blocked with pillows)."