Hostels in Stockholm county, Sweden

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.

It's near the central station, but a bit further than expected—about a 10-minute walk. Plan for around a 25-minute walk to Gamla Stan, and it takes about 15 minutes to reach the city center. I booked a single room. It came with a 2-in-1 body wash and shampoo, and towels, so it was an overall decent and acceptable stay. However, the elevator is old and a bit scary to ride, and quite slow. Since there's a hostel downstairs, the building lobby can be a bit noisy even in the evening. The first floor is a bar and communal space, so there is some slight noise, but it wasn't a major bother.

The location of the hotel is very close to Stockholm railway station. It is only a few minutes and easy to find. The management is well managed. I have been emailing to ask about the arrival time. The service is very good. It is recommended.

I had a great stay at Nomad City Hostel in Stockholm. The location is excellent, within walking distance of many attractions, restaurants, supermarkets, and public transport, making it easy to explore the city. The staff were friendly, welcoming, and always willing to help with any questions or recommendations. They made the check-in process smooth and were responsive whenever I needed assistance. The hostel itself was clean, comfortable, and had a relaxed atmosphere. Overall, it’s a great choice for travelers looking for affordable accommodation in a convenient location with helpful staff. I would happily stay here again.

There is no breakfast, but there are kitchen utensils in the room, so you can cook by yourself. There is a supermarket nearby. I chose to live here because I had to work because of this one nearby! There is a Chinese restaurant downstairs

Temperature is high in the summer. The hostel is kind enough to allow guests to store food in their fridges in the common kitchen. This hostel has quite limited operating front desk hours, but no problem once you are checked in. Room is basic without air-con; the room walls are painted fancily though. It is a big basement subdivided into over 30 small rooms. It could be very noisy at night if your room is facing the main road. Some toilet seats are dislodged and definitely should be replaced. Although location is closed to metro Skanstull station, the Green Line seems to have no air-con and you will find the train super hot in the summer time.

The front desk staff were enthusiastic, but the room was cramped and a bit stuffy. The kitchen only had a few high chairs, an induction hob, and an air fryer. It's called 'Nomad Cave' because it's literally in the basement. The bathroom was clean and cleaned daily, and the bed was quite comfortable.

It was what you'd expect for the price. Even if the staff tries their best to keep the shared kitchen and shower rooms clean, it's inevitable that they'll get dirty depending on the guests. Everyone just needs to clean up after themselves. I thought it would be good to have posters about manners and usage rules.

We stayed for 2 nights and were able to stay very comfortable. The dormitory had a locker (bringing a key) that each individual could use, and bath towels were also borrowed for free. There was no curtain on each bed, so I blindfolded it with a bath towel. Shared spaces such as shower toilets and kitchens seemed to be cleaned frequently. It's within walking distance to the center, so I don't think it's a problem if you don't have a lot of luggage.