Björn and Maryam at reception were really great and definitely lived up to the Accor hotel staff standards. There was a couch outside the room so I sat on that in the evening for a while and was very comfortable. I had a 12m2 petite double room the first night and it was surprisingly good, well-laid out with a 140cm wide bed and carpeted floor. The hotel is in an old building and the rooms are all different which is unusual for an Ibis Styles as usually all the rooms are identical.
There are lots of shops and restaurants in the area and from Odenplan you can take the green line metro to the old town Gamla Stan which takes 6 minutes. The hotel is behind the church, you can go round it either way. Go up the escalator and exit the station to the right and turn right towards Gustav Vasa church. Take the number 40 commuter train, which arrives from Uppsala, towards Stockholm City Station and get off the front of the train at Odenplan station which takes about 25 minutes. You can then add a 24hr travel card for 160 SEK, a 72hr card for 315 SEK or a 7 day card for 415 SEK. If you are planning to use public transport during your stay buy an SL-Access card for 20 SEK which you can reload then add 120 SEK to it for a one way ticket from the airport to Stockholm without the card it costs 158 SEK.
From Arlanda airport go to Sky City between terminals 2, 3 and 4 and terminal 5, which is the only one open at the moment, where the bus and train stations are located. The directions that the hotel sent me were not clear at all. And secondly, the fact that she was sitting there for hours and hours each day? Not okay. On the one hand I understand it if it’s some kind of Swedish hospitality between neighbours, but on the other hand … I mean all the hotel guests are paying for their stay at the hotel and thus also the “free drinks” in the lounge area. Also, one of the staff personnel had an iPhone alarm going off at around 6 am, every morning … Last but not least, the woman who owns the laundry business next door was sitting in the lounge area every day (at least during my stay), drinking “free” tea/water/coffee the entire day (at least from after the breakfast hours until about 9pm or 9.30pm).
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