Katarina-Sofia hotels

Very comfortable and good communication with host. Even arranged early drop off for bags and when we returned they were in our accom - service!Recommend

The apartment had everything we needed and was well located within an easy walk of public transport, restaurants and the even Gamla Stan. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and Anna and Anders were very helpful and friendly.

Excellent

Excellent location. Easily walkable to main attractions and steps from the Gamla Stan underground. Also walkable from the main Stockholm train station. It is a short walk also to the ferries that take you out to the islands. The apartment is also right in amongst the popular tourist shopping area in the old town yet in a side street that’s a bit quieter so ideal. Breakfast was outstanding with a great variety and quality of food. The apartment was great with washer/drey, washing machine, and all other utensils and appliances you could need. The apartment also had a more than the usual 2 teabags which was a pleasant surprise and it also had enough small milk pouches to do is for our entire 3 night stay. We have now been travelling for 2 months and in all that time, this is the ONLY accommodation we didn’t have to continuously go back and ask for more tea/coffee supplies. Full marks there! The staff were all friendly and happy to help with any questions we had. The only reason it is rated slightly lower is that the apartment is showing its age and could probably do with a deep clean (dusty lights), a fresh coat of paint (chipping chipboard bathroom cupboards), and some new rugs. Overall though it was ideal for our short stay. We would definitely stay again.

The property is a typical Stockholm unit. We enjoyed the location and the unit. Ludmila was incredible. She helped with our arrival and was a great assistance in helping us to do what we wanted to do. She was much better than Google!

Beautiful, clean, comfortable hotel. Friendly, helpful staff. Convenient location, 5 minutes walk to nearest public transport.

In a 17th century building there is no lift, but a twisting, worn, steep staircase. Access and checkin are via an intercom speaker. The address displays no sign outside, just a number over the door, like every other door in the lane.