Årstaviken Hotell

We stayed at the Arstaviken for 4 nights. We chose this hotel as we were visiting our Son who was staying in student accommodation nearby. The location for us was good however you needed to travel to get to the centre. The hotel was spotlessly clean and the staff were pleasant. The hotel is within the hospital and there were patients at breakfast but this fine they were all new Mums and Dads and their new Babies. We did book a double room and were given a twin room which was very small, we asked to change to double and were told there were no doubles available and this was a disappointment as we had booked well inadvance.

Arriving at the hotel was rather strange with patients being outside found where to go the reception area was lovely very friendly the room was really nice but lacked having a kettle for a drink. Going for meals was an experience with having lots of patients coming in as well. As a hotel to relax it's not ideal we felt awkward being there so not able to relax. So although the beds were comfortable I wouldn't go again unfortunately

I've stayed there for 11 days loved how the bus was just right there and took me straight to work , same with the metro stations you may have to walk a bit but who hates walking in Stockholm

A bit suprising to find that you are staying in a hospital. Breakfast is shared with those who have just arrived on this earth and their Mums & Dads. The rooms were new and comfortable. Everything is handicap accessible. There is a beautiful view of the river in the lounge and dining area. All the staff were fabulous and very helpful. It is about a 15 minute walk to the nearest train station. As odd as it was to walk into a hospital ward rather than a hotel lobby, I would recommend the hotel for any one who does not enjoy very small rooms in the city and likes a bit of breathing space. On the positive side, if anything goes wrong with you health, you are already at the hospital.