Hotels near Skansen Open-Air Museum, Stockholm

It is impeccable. The hotel is located in a quiet high-end residential area. The hotel itself has been in two buildings for years. Each has a public area. The first building to enter the door has a front desk and a public rest area. A restaurant, the second building has a public area on the first two or three floors. There is another restaurant on the first floor. All the public area decorations are very comfortable. Fresh cakes and water are provided in the lounge area every day, as well as alcohol. Liquor needs to be paid. You write the variety and room number on a book next to it. The restaurant is very delicious, you need to make an appointment in advance, the first restaurant is relatively simple, you can choose 1 to 5 dishes, eat 5 dishes per capita at about 1,000 yuan, the second restaurant is 7 dishes, the price is more expensive, because we have no appointment at the local festival, it should be good. We ate two nights at the first restaurant, two completely different menus. Breakfast is relatively simple, but the quality is very good, all are made now, can not be ordered, very fresh ingredients. The Swedes are more reserved and will not show too warm, but very friendly, what you need to tell them directly, they will try their best to help, there are some snacks in the room that are free, drinks are for money, no kettle, but you can ask the front desk. We didn't book a large room (very popular), the basic room type is relatively small, but there are some, even a full set of skin care products. All in all, this is the best small boutique hotel I have ever stayed in, and we bought a lot of organic toiletries for the hotel when we left.

The hotel's location is absolutely stunning, very close to the train station, right outside the door. It's super convenient for transport, and the surroundings are beautiful. The lobby is grand, and the front desk service is excellent. Breakfast is abundant, the room layout is well-designed, and the bed is very comfortable. I'll definitely stay here again next time!

I recently stayed at this hotel with my family, hoping for a relaxing break. However, our experience was far from what we expected. Upon check-in, there was no mention of any building works taking place. It wasn’t until later that we noticed a small sign in the hotel lift, casually mentioning that disturbances might occur between 9 AM and 5 PM from Monday to Friday. Unfortunately, this warning was not only insufficient but also inaccurate. We were rudely awakened at 7:15 AM by loud drilling, far earlier than the supposed start time. When we went down for breakfast, we were shocked to find that the building work had already begun, well before 9 AM too. The noise and disruption made it impossible to enjoy and certainly not a relaxing start to the day. The coffee was dreadful, as another reviewer had mentioned, and the breakfast experience was further marred by the staff’s lack of attention. If you are lucky enough to have your table wiped, don’t expect it to be done with a clean cloth or any cleaning products. Rooms shabby, location however is good. The situation worsened after we checked out. Despite having prepaid for our stay through Trip.com, we were charged again on our credit card for the entire stay, 24 hours after departure. This has resulted in the hassle of trying to get the hotel to refund us from overseas and we’ve had to engage our credit card company to assist with the dispute. While Trip.com has done their best to secure compensation for the building work disruption, the hotel has been utterly uncooperative occurring to trip.com seniors. Adding insult to injury, we didn’t even receive a goodbye when we checked out—just a lacklustre experience from start to finish. This hotel is part of a large chain it seems, but it’s clear that they are not customer-focused at all. I would strongly advise reconsidering whether they deserve your money. There are plenty of other places that understand the basics of hospitality….. improvements needed!

Had a fantastic stay at the Sheraton Stockholm Hotel. The location is unbeatable—right next to the Central Station, making it incredibly convenient for exploring the city and traveling to and from the airport. The rooms were comfortable, clean, and well-maintained, with great views overlooking the waterfront. What truly stood out was the friendly and professional staff, who were always helpful and welcoming throughout my stay. The breakfast spread was excellent, offering a wide variety of options to start the day. Being within walking distance of Gamla Stan, shopping areas, and many of Stockholm’s attractions made the experience even better. Highly recommend Sheraton Stockholm for both business and leisure travelers looking for comfort, convenience, and great service in the heart of the city.

The hotel is centrally located in Stockholm. It's about a 10-minute walk from Central Station after taking the Arlanda Express from the airport. The rooms are a bit small but functional, and the breakfast spread is decent. The common areas are quite comfortable. It's also a short walk to the T-Centralen metro station, making it convenient to experience Stockholm's famously well-designed subway system.

It is near the Old Town subway station. There are elevators at the entrances and exits of the nearby subway stations, which is very convenient as you don't have to carry luggage. If you buy too many things in the old town, you can go back to the hotel immediately to store your spoils. Many nearby attractions are within walking distance. Although the hotel is very historic, it is well maintained and there is a terrace on the top floor where you can see the church. The staff is also very friendly and you can store your luggage after check-out. I would like to stay here again next time I come to Stockholm.

This hotel was very satisfying. Our windowless room was on the basement level, so we paid an extra 80 euros for three nights to upgrade to the seventh floor upon arrival. The location is excellent, just a 10-minute walk from the Central Station and 5 minutes from T-Centrum. The hotel has a clear outdoor theme with a strong design aesthetic, and some rooms feature unique designs. The hotel lobby boasts a spacious bar and restaurant area, which is very lively and almost completely full in the evenings. The room didn't have complimentary water or disposable toiletries, but there was a kettle.

Good location, walking distance to bus/train/subway stations and many attractions in Stockholm. Superior Queen Room is very spacious and has two big windows, great lights. There was a musty smell in the room and the bathroom could be cleaner. Hand towels could be provided in addition to bath towels. The reception staff was not the friendliest. Also, I didn't like the fact that you cannot eat outside food in the common areas, either you have to buy from the restaurant or cafe or eat at your room.

Although it's far from the city center, it was conveniently located near a supermarket and bus stop. There was coffee and tea available in the common area, and cooking utensils were also provided, which was great. Personally, I liked that they offered free towel rentals. I'd love to stay here again when I visit Stockholm!! They also store luggage before and after check-in, but it's just left in the hallway like this, where lots of people pass by, and it's not visible from the reception, so I was a little scared that anyone could steal it (lol).

It was well managed and easy to spend. Especially, the bed mat was comfortable and I slept after a long time. The kitchen was also equipped with cooking equipment, which was wide and clean and easy to use. I booked a shared room for men and women, but he told me that the day was only men, and paid an additional fee on the spot. It is negative that I had to pay 1000 yen extra to rent bed linen.