The internet wasn't working and the password is secret so I had to go to the front desk for her to…read moreenter it. No free internet in other words You have to order maid service but that too is a secret so we came home to a dirty room. Nothing is posted in the room to advise of this necessity and we were not told on check in Breakfast was utterly bland. It was pretty but tasteless I'd try the other Scandic in town

The 1st thing to remember is you are in Sweden and everything expensive . However if you want a…read morehotel that works with friendly and accommodating staff , a great chef who provides interesting and delicious food , clean well looked after rooms with a modern Scandinavian feel , then stay here. I came here almost a year ago and have not left . I think around 35 nights so far this year . Breakfast and WiFi is included in your rate. Both of which work. The breakfast has fresh real food which tastes good and catered for meat eater, vegs, vegans, glutton free etc. What can I say I stay here every time but its is Sweden so it's not cheap. Good value for money but not cheap. The staff are great .

Ate my birthday dinner here. The atmosphere is great and I really liked the interior of this place…read more Very cozy with contemporary design. As a starter I had the sashimi. It tasted great and the fish was fresh and the serving was beautiful. The sashimi contained of tuna, salmon and scallop together with vegetables and fermented soy sauce. Very tasty. As for the main I took the beef fillet with sweet potato fries, chili bearnaise and red wine reduction. The meat was great and perfectly cooked. The fries crispy and the sauces tasted very good. The dessert was a cake with marinated strawberries and yogurt sorbet. Very tasty and refreshing. Pleasantly surprised by this place and would return. Thank you.

Absolutely loved our stay at The Lamp! Stayed in the Deluxe (black & white & silver) room located…read moreat the Drottninggatan street side. Super clean room with floor heating, rain shower and soft twin beds. Great breakfast buffet, super friendly staff and beautiful building. Perfect location: close to historial industrial sites, shops and train station. We've visited Norrköping Light Festival which was really magical! Would defo recommend a stay in The Lamp!

Since we were visiting my boyfriends mother on the same weekend as the American Mother's Day we…read morethought we would treat her and her husband to an Afternoon tea in celebration! I had originally picked out Villa Fridhem nearby because the pictures looked much nicer on their website than at this place. It was much more expensive though and I was told that Söderköpings Brunn was really pretty good and much closer. I wasn't disappointed! All the baked goods, jams, waffles, ect. were homemade and fantastic! Those scones were out of control!! I think my boyfriends parent's eyes popped out of their sockets when they saw how much he piled on his plate. You don't want to take either of us to a buffet of any kind if you don't want to go crazy and try everything. I'm guilty of heaping it on quite a bit too, but who doesn't love a good buffet?! ;) This hotel/restaurant is in the center of the cute little historic downtown area of Söderköping and is apparently pretty historic itself! This place gets the "Brunn" in it's name (which means a water "well" in English) from the fact that it was built over a naturally fed well. The well was apparently used to supply the victorian style "spa and heath retreat" that existed here back in the day. The hotel still has a spa here on site, but from what I hear the "heath treatments" are much more relaxing nowadays. LOL! I don't think I would've enjoyed my tea as much if it was following an enema. Apparently, that was a real hot offering back then! LOL! I can't really comment on the room conditions here, I wasn't a hotel guest so your guess is as good as mine there. The downsides of the hotel is that it's not decorated exceptionally well, is a little strangely laid out and the tea buffet was haphazardly placed in a hallway area and didn't feel very fancy. I did really like the outdoor seating area next to this little grassy area with a gazebo. I don't think that area has been changed much since the early 1900's. It felt like I could have been dressed in full victorian clothing (parasol and all) enjoying my tea and still be right at home! Overall, pretty enjoyable tea! I highly recommend walking off the buffet on the beautiful sidewalk going along the Göta Kanal (a canal nearby that has a few restaurants and shops in a small "boardwalk style" area by where it passes through the town) or exploring the little cute medieval town itself! Absolutely adorable!