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"This hotel is very well situated in the city, close to the train station. In the room it was large enough for us three adult with the king sized bed and the sofa bed. The cleaniness of the room wasn't perfect though, a lot of dust on the lamp in the bathroom and behind the furnitures of the room. Very good and complete breakfast."

"Try the Swedish meatballs @ the restaurant! Great service and friendly people at reception. Comfortable bedding."

"Perfect location to jump on the bus to get to the cruise port out parking Stockholm and near the train station in a walkable distance. "

"Amazing "

"The accommodations were everything a traveler needs on their way in and out of Stockholm. The only thing this traveler would’ve enjoyed were some walking trails to venture on near the lake and woods."

"The Clarion Stockholm Airport is conveniently located off of terminal 5. This means it's also a reasonable walk from the Arlanda Express train station. With a skybridge connecting it to the airport, you can remain indoors regardless of weather. Hotel itself is in excellent shape. Rooms are in like new condition. The complimentary breakfast buffet had tons of hot and cold options and very extended hours to accommodate early flights. (It was available from 4AM to 10AM during my visit.) If you're planning on watching television while there, you'd better understand Swedish or being along your own favorite streaming stick. I found only one channel that offered English language programming, and that was only a bit more than half the time. Overall a great value and very convenient. "

"Lovely room, great location for sightseeing, amazing breakfast buffet!"

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"Room comfortable, clean, friendly and helpful staff. It was quite warn in Stockholm during our stay and we had to keep the windows open as there was no AC. Our room overlooked a peaceful looking mostly residential street how ever, we were awoken many times by: it sounded like a recycling facility, passing families, rolling suitcases, and a 3:30 am loud serenade by several birds welcoming the early sunrise."