The hostel is in a central location, the staff is always helpful and takes care of the premises' cleanliness, accessibility and safety. It was my second time staying there to attend science related events and I appreciate that there was a free coffee machine and luggage storage offered. Moreover, the shared spaces, like the toilet and kitchen were always in perfect condition. Finally, the mechanism for people who use wheelchairs at the entrance of the hostel shows their consideration of all guests.

Maybe some corner around the reception should be kept a little bit more towards the quiet side, in case some guests need a space to conduct some type of work. Otherwise, everything was perfect as always.

- Staff was very friendly, welcoming and always willing to help. - Check in/out was quick and simple, I was able to check in a bit earlier and could store my luggage the entire day after I checked out. - Common area was nice, kitchen is big and clean. - Free coffee!! (not the best but free!) - Location is great, there’s a park and supermarket right across the street and with Odenplan-Station just a 5-10min walk away you can get anywhere quickly

- Beds were a bit uncomfortable (nothing crazy though, just the average hostel experience) - Only minus was that the rooms were very small and had no windows. Showers had no curtains, that was a bit strange.

The hostel is located close to public transport, cafés, pubs and restaurants, which makes it a convenient location. The hostel’s staff is lovely, always helpful and willing to assist/solve any issues. The bed was fairly comfortable, and I was given a set of clean sheets and bedding. I was able to check-in early (at 12:00, instead of 15:00) and I was able to leave my backpack (and my friends’ luggage who were NOT staying in the hostel) in the locked luggage room until 15:00 the next day.

The rooms are quite cramped, and they lack proper ventilation, making it hard to sleep sometimes. The bathroom is not too clean, and could probably use a shower curtain.

It was nice that the staff took care of the common facilities like cleaning the kitchen tables and surfaces and emptying the dishwasher. Entry and check-in were easy and the staff (when present) were friendly. All of the necessary amenities were present.

There was only one bathroom for our 10-person room, so there was constantly a queue in the morning and evening. It could have helped if the shower and toilet were separate. The toilet in the room was the only one available, with no toilets in the common areas.

I liked that the reception person at the desk was so kind and lovely. She was from Argentina, with long dark hair. However, she told me about the Stockholm cultural night. So, lucky I would have missed it. I booked longer. There is no way I could complain about the hostel. I have never stayed in one before. I met so many beautiful SWEDISH people. They were constantly incredibly helpful. Well, I am coming back to Sweden for sure. Fantastic country.

I couldn't afford to stay away from Australia any longer.

We arrived around 7am and left our backpacks in the luggage room - packed securely in transporter bags and locked with locks (as I read earlier comments regarding the security) and came back around 4pm to check in to our rooms. It was easy! We took a quick shower (rainfall and strong pressure, wow!) and took a nap in the comfortable beds. We didn't expect wow factors, considering the location and being exhausted after trekking in Kunglseden. Beds, private bathrooms and darkness (no windows) were a luxury to us and were really enough! The supermarket opposite was convenient for getting fresh breakfast. The station Odenplan wasn't so far away and was around a lot of cafes and restaurants to visit.

We didn't like the atmosphere inside the hostel - some guests (probably those living permanently) gave us an unsafe feeling while using the kitchen and hanging around. We arrived early and our twin room had a private bathroom which meant we needed to use a toilet whose door had a keypad. Reception works from late 10am-3pm. We didn't know who to ask for a code, there was no one to ask. Totally unacceptable. We had to go to the supermarket opposite and pay to use the toilet there.

There was enough space in our room to have a comfortable time spending on our beds. Free wi-fi mostly worked both in the hall and in the room. We liked especially that there always was a hot water boiler in the kitchen, so we had our tea-time few times a day. =) And we liked it that most of guests followed the rules about quite hours in the hostel. It was a good condition to have a rest over there.

Sometimes there were too many people in the kitchen, so we had to wait for a queue for cooking. Of course, you should be ready for snoring neighbours when you stay in the room with seven more people.

The hostel looks better in reality than in the photos. The staff is awesome (we've booked a bed in the 10-bed dormitory, they had a room with only 1 bed, and they offered it to us, Thank you!) The kitchen is well equipped (free tea, coffee). Across the street is a big supermarket.

- Our room didn't have windows, so if you are a little bit claustrophobic this may not be for you. - Some room corners had dust, but that was not disturbing.

We have reserved 3 places in a 4 people's room. The day of our arrival we got a message that the staff will not put anybody else in our room and that we have it for ourselves. It was really nice! The kitchen area was nice and clean, bathrooms as well.

Close to bus stop and shops, WiFi works, soap in bathroom, handshower, shared kitchen, clean quiet, bathroom in room, stable beds, hangers on beds and in bathroom, sockets and light close to bed and working, lift for wheelchair

no cages or cabinets in room, no windows