Hotels near Lugnets Terrace in Stockholm

Upon entry it was clear we had made the right decision. Welcoming staff (to be fair everyone we encountered on our trip was too), room was big enough and bathroom was incredible. Under floor heating when it's -14 outside is always a nice touch. Our very cheap rate included breakfast, fika (snack) and dinner every night. The food could sometimes have been a little hotter, and there is normally only one choice in the evening, but this was fine for us as it was always delicious. A good way to save money in quite an expensive city. Our room wasn't serviced during our stay but the company (nordic choice) had been hacked so their computer system was down, so can't blame them. They had cleaned well prior to our arrival so this didn't impact us much either. There was easy transport links less than 5 minute walk away. Would definitely be back

Amazing stay. We spent two nights at this hotel and staff were lovely. We asked for a late check out and Anikka was very accommodating. The breakfast selection was great, loads to choose from and they catered for all allergies and free from guests. Although there is work being done in the surrounding areas, We would stay here again.

Had the good fortune of spending the weekend in one of the hotel’s top floor suites (adjacent to the conference facility on the 11th floor). Full disclosure - I had pretty low expectations coming in due to an unfortunate previous stay at this hotel, but that changed completely the moment I stepped inside the suite. It was spacious, comfortable and luxurious with enormous floor-to-ceiling windows and a HUGE terrace facing the city and Globen. The HVAC system was the best I've experienced in a Swedish hotel (a far cry from the regular Nordic systems that keep you freezing in the winter and sweating in the summer), the water pressure amazing and the finishes stylish. That said, if I were to nitpick, it wasn’t perfect - outlets were almost non-existent, a couple of spotlights were out-of-order, there was no shower gel in the shower, the TV was too small for a room of this size and there was no privacy shade for the giant window between the master bath and the bedroom. The housekeeping staff had generally done a very thorough job, with the exception of a part of the terrace that contained a half-eaten orange from a previous guest. These minor issues did, however, not detract from the overall experience and this suite easily ranked amongst the best Swedish hotel suites I’ve stayed in. The hotel has an excellent location, friendly staff and reasonable pricing, easily earning them a full five stars for this stay. I can’t wait to come back to the same suite :)

We stayed at the hotel for 7 nights at the beginning of August 2022, in room 211. Our family room was pretty large but a little short on cupboards and storage space. Curtains were pretty good at blocking the morning sun and there was some kind of climatization which helped to keep the temperature down. Helpful and friendly staff. No street noise, quiet inside the hotel as well. The neighborhood is quiet and clean and there are a supermarket, pharmacy and coffee bar on the same block. Lots of appealing restaurants around the hotel. We were unlucky that the tram line which has a stop just in front of the hotel had been suspended for a month due to works, but under normal conditions, connections to public transport should be excellent.

Staff were pleasant & friendly enough. We were given the room relatively early since it was ready which we much appreciated. Hotel location is excellent with metro, supermarkets, shops & good restaurants all within close walking distance. We enjoyed the included breakfast which was of good variety & quality. Overall pleased with the very decent value stay.

A particularly dull outdoor seating area and a lobby that resembles a train station in terms of the flow of people in motion is what you are met with in the entrance.Despite late check-in, there is a noticeable queue of guests wanting tourist information, pre-paying check-out and much more.We have booked a room in the ”Moderate Double” category, which turns out to be a minimal room with a bed the size of which can hardly accommodate two adults.Hot outside and inside, it's a sickening air with no possibility to correct. Order a fan via the front desk, which, however, never shows up.A positive was a breakfast with a large selection, but missing bread that didn't seem to come from the freezer. A bit messy environment with many guests despite good initiative with booked spot times.Overall, it feels like Clarion Södermalm is struggling with the 4 star category

Reception check my booking wrong sometimes,I did pay online,they always say I didn’t pay,it’s reservation.untill I show my payment,then they said oh,yes,I can see you paid 😬that’s not good for customers.room not open windows,smell very bad when 6 people in the room 😬 I can’t get enough oxygen during sleep,then I can’t get up easily 😬

Stockholm can be an expensive city and this can be an expensive property. We paid a little more than i would have liked but I thought it was fair for Stockholm. Staff were great. The property is nice and we received an upgrade (diamond). There is a lounge and breakfast (we missed both). The rooms are a little small but typical in Europe. The wifi was good. The A/C was a little ify. It was late September so it wasn't a big deal but we had to open the window to help cool off the room. If you take the airport train and change at Central there is a subway station about a 5 minute walk from the hotel. The property is not super close to things (except construction - it's very close to that) but it's not too far and you can walk to most tourist things. Overall, it was a good spot. as a reference point, a taxi to the airport was 50€

La estancia en el Unity Hammarby Sjöstad de Estocolmo ha resultado ser una pesadilla. Lo único bueno de la estancia fue cuando abandoné el establecimiento tras hacer el check-out. ¡Nunca más! No se dejen asombrar por las fotografías oficiales que puedan ver publicadas de este Unity. Entras en la habitación el primer día y ya encuentras polvo en la habitación. Por cierto, la estancia solo ventila por una pequeña ventana de difícil acceso al lado de la cama, a la que solo puedes subir por un lado. Solo puedes abrir la ventana subiéndote a dicha cama, lo cual es peligroso especialmente si tienes problemas de movilidad o eres una persona mayor, pues la cama está alta además. Para más inri, no limpian la habitación en ocho días, y en ocho días no cambian las toallas, que son pequeñas y de pésima calidad. De todo esto no te informa la reserva que haces en Booking, ni tampoco el personal del Unity cuando llegas y haces el check-in. La suciedad se acumula en la habitación con el paso de los días y hasta aparecen bichos, voladores y no voladores. Hay suciedad hasta en el horno, que ya es el colmo. No recogen la basura, ni te dan bolsas de basura de repuesto para usar. Con el papel higiénico ocurre igual: se acaba y te tienes que espabilar, porque solo te encuentras al llegar dos rollos (uno ya empezado, por cierto). Hablas con la mujer de la limpieza para que por lo menos entre y te barra el suelo, y no lo hace. Hablas con recepción y te sueltan que son las normas del Unity, de lo cual te enteras en ese justo momento. El desayuno es pobre y tienes que tomar, sí o sí, lo siguiente: bocadillo de pan mal cocido, tres o cuatro trozos de melón/piña (no más), un yogur y un dulce. Nada más, no puedes repetir. Si tomas un segundo dulce, como me pasó, una empleada llamada Cecilia te pide de manera autoritaria que se lo devuelvas. El zumo de naranja se acaba antes de las 9.30 horas de la mañana. Entonces Cecilia echa en el dispensador un litro más de zumo y lógicamente van tres personas y se vuelve a agotar; así hasta el día siguiente. Hablando de Cecilia (habla español, es morena, de pelo rizado recogido en una coleta y con gafas), el último día de mi estancia ella estaba al lado de su compañero que me hizo el check-out. Cuando me vio se puso al otro extremo del mostrador a mirar el móvil porque era perfecta conocedora de lo disgustado que estaba. El chico me preguntó que qué tal la estancia y yo le respondí que había sido una decepción, un desastre, y que Cecilia podía explicarle los motivos, pues mi inglés no es fluido. Él se limitó a decir que no hablaba español y Cecilia, en lugar de acerc**** a echarnos una mano, le habló en sueco para que no me enterara de nada, salió del Unity y desde la ventana vi cómo montó en un patinete y huyó disparada calle abajo. Puede que acabara su turno (porque eran las 7 de la mañana), pero cuando se tiene un mínimo de profesionalidad y otro mínimo de buena fe te quedas a colaborar y a ayudar a los clientes que te pagan el sueldo

This is a great hotel to stay at, especially if you are looking for something a little more economical but with all the amenities of a high class hotel. There are a lot of great things about it, but one of the nicest is that is bas has it's own ferry stop. I'd you buy an SL pass, you can get to all the major areas of the city very easily. The rooms are well taken care of and big, by European standards. The breakfast buffet is one of the best I've seen, and I've been all over the world! The staff is always kind and helpful. We ended up ordering a lot of room service, as we really struggled with the time change. The one negative is that because it isn't located in one of the areas with a lot going on, if you just want to pop out to the 7/11, there isn't much close by. But, if you want that kind of location, Stockholm is an expensive city and you will pay for it. For us, the location was great. Amazing water views and being able to hope on the ferry for a quick ride when you needed something was no big deal.