This is a hotel somewhere between three and four stars. It is recently renovated. Rooms are small, and quite a few are located in the basement (some of these with very small windows, luckily ours had a big window, facing a small atrium). So beware when booking, if you have a tendency to feel claustrophobic. Small reception with EXCELLENT staff.... More

A nice and really silent room. A good and plentiful breakfast. A couple of notices: In the room information I did miss a short description of the way the telsvision receiver worked I migh also be important to add the alternating speed in the infomaterial that we in Sweden have 50 Hz frequency on the AC currant. I would gladly... More

The single room I happened to be allocated within the hotel was small but ok. However, the room's telephone was out of order which meant my wife was unable to contact in my room directly and therefore I had to take any calls from her at reception. This was very inconvenient for me and was offered no discount at all.... More

I did enjoy one full week in this hotel trough an academic invitation, so I didn't even look at the price, The hotel is a very nice refurbished and modernized old hotel, the staff always helpful and the breakfast -which was included with the room- was excellent an generous. A top floor room was selected for me and the view... More

Spacious modern bedroom, very comfortable bed, good location and helpfull staff. Good value and great breakfast There are some good restaurants and pubs nearby especially Molly Malone's which is open till 1am

This Ibis is right next to the Odenplan metro station, so it's a great base for exploring Stockholm. There is a supermarket opposite and several restaurants just 50m away, including an Italian and and Indian restaurant - NOTE these all seem to close early at 10pm, so be sure to order food well before that time. There is also a... More

Just returned from a long weekend stay at this hotel. Having stayed in Ibis hotels before, I was curious to see what the Styles concept was. Basically, it has your standard Ibis no fuss vibe, so ideal for someone who prefers to sort their own life. If you're the kind of traveller who lets the concierge desk sort your travel... More

Clearly Ibis bought a traditional old hotel and divided some of the rooms in two to make singles, clean and tidy but I can reach from one side of the room to the other, and what they call a desk most people call a shelf. Breakfast only service, and nowhere obvious locally to get dinner. Neither quiet nor very centrally... More