What guests are saying

If you don’t mind downloading an app to open the door, identifying yourself online, and receiving quite a few long automated messages from “Fredrik”… then this is a nice, clean, spacious apartment in a great location.

I really enjoyed my week stay here at this studio. It’s perfect if you need a quiet place to stay for a couple days. It was super easy to check in using the app. There is no physical key which I like (don’t lose your phone)The studio is on the second floor and there are two elevators. On your same floor is a super nice roof top garden outside area. You have all you need from an electric stove top, large refrigerator/freezer, spacious modern bathroom that housed a washer\dryer, a comfortable pullout sleeper-sofa, lots of closet space, dining table and outdoor patio bonus space. You are also directly across from the blue line metro entry which is helpful as the neighborhood is very quiet and residential. Of note: The place is on the smaller side so cooking made the place smell like food so I avoided it. No tv. Microwave/conventional oven wasn’t working and the building lost hot water for one day. But I’m a relaxed traveler and still had a great stay in this safe, quiet space.

Perfect.

The apartment is in an absolutely central location in Stockholm’s Gamla Stan — you really can’t beat it. The furnishings are simple and a bit worn, but perfectly adequate. There are three rooms, and each can sleep two people. There’s only one small bathroom; the shower has a curtain that would really benefit from being replaced. The kitchen is good, but there aren’t any basics like sugar, salt, or coffee, so you’ll need to buy those yourself if you want to cook. All in all, the apartment is fine.

5 stars.

What an amazing place! Absolutely perfect location in Gamla Stan - such an incredible & historic area. The home was clean, spacious & perfect for our group of 4. I would stay here again.

Cute little apartment in a great location.

Amazing location - lots to do and see. Great access to restaurants and public transit.