Södermalm Hotel Guide - Hotels with Bar in Södermalm, Stockholm

"I liked the hotel overall. The rooms are roomy compared to other in sweden. The only thing that i did not like is the vieŵ. When i reserved a water view room, my expectation was water view but barely you can see from a tight angel. "

"Very friendly staff, great location, excellent breakfast, clean & comfortable rooms, fantastic shower, great cocktails at the bar...just an all-round great experience."

"5 star, cheap and cheerful! Great location, with sunset spots and the underground very close. "

"Lose electrical wire for hair dryer, hazard for shock. Shower drain had dust collected."

"Lovely building, clean and tastefully done décor in a quiet and easy accessible area. The staff were great everyone from reception to the bar staff. The only area of improvement I would say is the breakfast area, although the breakfast itself was lovely and plenty of options but in the mornings it can become a bit chaotic to pick your breakfast and find a place to seat! my suggestion would be just use one of the rooms to lay out all the breakfast stations and don't have any seats there so people...

"Nice hotel. Our room was quiet hot, they tried to sort it, but it's not aircon, so it was a bit uncomfortable at night. Reception gave us a fan which helped a bit. Breakfast was lovely. So much to choose from. I started every day with a shot of ginger and lemon from Mimmi. She is the star of the Clarion Hotel. A wonderful woman. So happy and helofuk."

"The breakfast was incredible with tons of options. The hotel is pretty basic but very clean and centrally located with a subway station right around the corner and tons of bars, restaurants, and pretty much everything you could need or want "

"Central location. 3 minute walk to bus stop, 10 minute walk to metro. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Nice dining area. Clean linen and towels available (for extra cost). Shared toilet and shower that were all clean. The room was very small for 1 adult and 3 teenagers and two of the beds were fold down and narrow, no view from the window, just the back stairs."