This place will solve most problems you got with your outfit. Shoes, shirts and jackets that needs…read moreto be cleaned or repaired in some way. Have tried it a couple of times and have so far not been disapointed. Pricing is fair but not cheap. If you care for being regular, they have some kind of discount card for those. They can be pretty busy, so dont expect an overnight job. But overall i think they try to accommodate your needs.

Who doesn't need a dry cleaner and shoe repair shop in their neighborhood? Washing and especially…read moreironing shirts does not really show up high on my list if favorite activities so I do often outsource these activities to this neighborhood dry cleaner. They do a perfectly acceptable job of it. Prices are 100 SEK for 5 shirts and that is in line with the market in Stockholm. They are friendly enough here so keep coming back. The only thing I could wish for is slightly faster service as it often takes several days to get your shirts back but it's also typical for the dry cleaners that actually do not do any of the washing on site.

Washing clothes as a traveler in Sweden can be tricky as they don't have laundromats the same as…read moreother countries but this place, and this lady, are the best. You simply giver her your washing, go grab a coffee and presto everything is washed , dried and folded. She is the Swedish laundry fairy.

What a wonderful service for travelers who need clean clothes and the lovely Pisces lady is so…read morecharming and just a truly good hearted person! The other guy that works here too is very nice. For $200 seks, $20 USD, you get a load of clean clothes. They only take cash and they directed me to the closest atm. I was able to go grab breakfast while my clothes washed. Just all around convenient and a great experience.

Peace Of Mind When Trying To Catch Your Flight…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/taxi-stockholm-15-00-00-stockholm-2?select=OYlkopPH5VCs7TBVZ-YnAQ&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w SITREP We just disembarked from Royal Caribbean's "Serenade of the Seas" at one of Stockholm's Cruise Liner Ports of Entry. We were not the only cruise shop disembarking either. Imagine the logistical nightmare this can be when trying to get to another destination - this time an airport - within a specific time frame to make your flight. THE SETUP Unfortunately, we find out at the last minute as we are disembarking that Royal Caribbean Customer Service really dropped the ball on hundreds of us passengers when their system "disappeared", "lost", "screwed up" (take your pick) our final destination transportation plans to get us either back to downtown Stockholm and/or to the airport to catch flights. So there we are: we've just arrived at the Frihamnscaféet port terminal, and are trying to locate & grab our luggage, find our loved ones and friends in order to figure our transportation detail. ALTERNATIVES For those who did not make plans - or had theirs botched - it's difficult enough, like herding cats trying to find your ride (anywhere) with thousands of people in the terminal, at the curb, in the streets trying to locate your pre-made rides (if those were set-up correctly). Imagine if you are then stuck trying to secure a ride. *CABBIES & VANS: The port is some dozen miles or so outside of Downtown Stockholm. Cabbies and vans usually are only going to the port if they already have a patron reservation made in advance (and this is where Royal Caribbean dropped the ball on us because our reservations were not processed by the front desk as we had communicated to their agents, in person; * BUS: Only about $5 U.S., but the nearest bus stop is more than a mile away - imagine those in your party with two or three suitcases trying to make it down the street, and THEN deal with that on the bus. [That's how I actually got to the port with my one roller suitcase, which wasn't a big deal, but walking through half the harbor was a chore with it.] But the Port is basically on the other side of downtown Stockholm, so the buses come back to the downtown Stockholm "Central Station", where you then have to jump another $10 bus ride to get to the airport which is about another 20 miles out. Or you can catch a $15 bus that goes straight from Central Station to the airport. So at this point, you in at least about $15-$20, and anywhere between two (2) to three (3) hours transit, just to get to the airport. TAXI STOCKHOLM 15 Another international passenger gave us the recommendation to call Taxi Stockholm 15. As it turned out, a Taxi Stockholm 15 cabbie was going to be there in 20 minutes after they dropped off another cruise passenger on a nearby line's pier. RIDE METRICS: * The fee to go DIRECTLY to the airport was $125, but split between the five (5) of us worked out to $25 each; * The cabbie flagged us at the curb where he stopped and we saw him immediately since we recognized his taxi logo; https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/taxi-stockholm-15-00-00-stockholm-2?select=OYlkopPH5VCs7TBVZ-YnAQ&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w * The car was big enough for 5 passengers (out of nine; four in our group were staying in Stockholm another 2 days) and all of our luggage; and most importantly; https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/taxi-stockholm-15-00-00-stockholm-2?select=sTxVf6s3m_1me5MrDJlDUQ&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w * We made it to the airport within 20 minutes, which meant that ALL of us would make our flights with plenty of time to make it through Security, through Passport Control, and even catch a quick snack. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/taxi-stockholm-15-00-00-stockholm-2?select=AD7dbcWTjFZposclfUBGJA&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w THE LOWDOWN Much obliged to Taxi Stockholm 15 for putting our minds at ease and getting us to the airport without any attendant-incidents associated to being late. Thanks! https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/taxi-stockholm-15-00-00-stockholm-2?select=TMgGI4X2Zb3rAKm0gh4xbQ&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w

Had only used this taxi company twice while in Stockholm. Sadly ran into problems both times. The…read morefirst cab we got into had a very unpleasant body odor smell. Driver didn't speak English. We were holding our breath the entire time during the ride. Second ride the driver took a longer route to our destination on purpose. We were cheated about 3x of what it should cost. When confronted and showed him our Google map, he waved us off and insisted he was heading the right direction.

This is a small dry cleaning and tailor shop in the Ostermalm neighborhood. . The shop also offers…read morebag storage for travelers that arrive to early to check in to their hotel/AirB&B. He offers very fair prices for this service. We dropped off our bags and found lunch. When we returned, we ended up having a very memorable conversation with the proprietor. He told us about how he left Iraq as a young teenager, ending up in Sweden. A harrowing tale. He is writing a book, which I hope someday to read. The business has a wonderful, welcoming feel. The "Guys from San Francisco" give this place 5 stars plus !

It's not easy to find a laundromat around Stockholm. We went to this place based on a search on…read moreyelp. The owner of this place was impatient when we arrived. We wanted to have some clothes laundered regularly and some dry cleaned. However, he didn't care and just passed all our clothes to one of his employees. He didn't give us quote nor listened to us. He kept on saying "ok, ok" which gets really annoying really fast. The only reason why this place did not get one star is because our clothes actually turned out clean and smelling fresh and they managed to get them back to us in one day. We also felt like he kinda scammed us by not giving us a quote the day before. We ended up paying 500 SEK for two small bags of clothes.

This place was my savior (dramatic, but if you're a neat freak you get it). I was staying at an…read moreAirBnB in Stockholm for a few days and assumed I could do laundry in the free communal building facility. This system was very complicated, and the host did not leave me the correct key for their "booking system" and when the room was open the machine was not operating (no Sunday laundry here)...ugh! After 6 attempts in the laundry room at my AirBnB I began to google search, learning that Stockholm only has ONE fluff 'n fold 2.5 miles away. With a flight in 6 hours to our next destination, I was not happy. I then looked up the word for laundry in Sweedish and did a Yelp / google maps search. And I found THIS place, just one block from my stay. I waited until 10a when they opened and was so happy to meet the nicest owner, who helped me load the laundry and even lent us two towels to use for a shower while we washed ours that he had brought to the beach. She has an adorable dog in the shop and I just couldn't wait to write this review for her!

Fantastic experience! George is an extremely knowledgeable and friendly guy, who spent a great deal…read moreof time with me going over different options and models. Once I made my purchase, he ensured that the watch was fitted correctly, and prepped prior to pickup. I've owned a few Rolexes and other luxury watches over the years, but this is the first time I really enjoyed the buying experience! i'll definitely be back! Highly recommended!

Such amazing service and a great price! Gave me a great deal on my used Rolex as a trade in. This…read morewas the third store we went to, the others didn't have any Submariners and there was a 3 month waiting list. George had it in stock an took such good care of me. This is the place to go. A beautiful store with an incredible inventory run by people who love watches and love selling them. White glove service. Don't bother with any other place, I did your research for you. Five stars!!!!

The best one in town. Nobody could fix my suit but her. I was in Sweden for one week and needed my…read moresuit the next day, and she made it happen. I picked up my suit the next morning. Really sweet lady, and she gives great service. Wish we had something like that in the United States.