I cannot sing this place praises enough. For such a popular destination, the amount we paid for the…read morehotel was very little. We paid a little less than $100 dollars a night and we were there for 7 days. Very clean, newly remodeled dining room. Very helpful staff and always willing to help with suggestions and taxi ordering. They give you a key card that allows you to access your door as well as the main door and the secondary access hall that gets to the elevators. Very safe and close the train and bus station. It will take about about 45 minutes to get to Stockholm from here as you will first have to take the bus and then the Metro - but it's completely worth it. I believe they deserve to be a 5 star hotel. If you're an early rise and love nature, if you go behind the hotel and keep walking down the street (away from the hotel) you'll find a very large meadow that has a path you can take through the woods and brings you right back to the hotel. Would recommend - 10/10 would book again.

Really not the nicest area here! But when you come through the door entering this hotel, you are…read morewarmly welcomed by a nice atmosphere. Very unusual for a Swedish business hotel! For the good room, really nice personal and delicious rhubarb cake in the evening I give 4 stars. It is quite expensive though.

We needed a two-room hotel in the Stockholm area and decided to try this. The hotel is quite…read moreinternational as several nationalities live here for longer periods due to work, we are only here for three nights. The two-room apartment is simple, clean and functional with a living room with sofabed, tv, kitchenette, and a small dining table. The bed room has two beds, a desk, and access to the bathroom. Breakfast and free wifi is included. Subway station Alvik is just 130 meters away with trams heading to Stockholm Central. McDonalds and ICA (supermarket) are within walking distance Overall a no-thrills good deal for a family of four.

Scandic Victoria Tower is a great hotel with a friendly and helpful staff. The location is good if…read moreyou need to visit Kista and it's only a few minutes walk from Kista Galleria, which is one of, if not the biggest shopping mall in Sweden. The clientele is mainly business people so the hotels amenities is tailored towards this crowd. The tower has a total of 34 floors and the hotel uses the first 22 floors for hotelrooms and the 34th floor as a sky bar. I guess local businesses rent the other floors. The view from the hotell is good but boring. Kista hasn't exactly an exciting topography but you will get a tremendous view of the parking lot, some nearby office buildings and some small forrests areas. The best thing about this hotel is the breakfast. You'll find everything from egg, bacon and sausage, to different types of cheese, cold cuts, lots of cereals and fruits. I was planning to give this hotel a four star rating but since they have such a vast selection of organic options at the breakfast buffet they deserve the fifth star. Even the shampoo and shower gel is organic :-) Being responsible should always be rewarded! Note: if you want to visit Stockholm as a tourist this is not the hotel for you since it is situated way outside the city centre.

Super modern hotel, the hotel has the name Victoria tower, and this is clear to see why. Super…read moreclean rooms, stylish furniture (Montana cupboards and desk) with a great view over the Swedish countryside. The area around it seems to be the silicon valley of Stockholm loads of IT companies. The hotel has good parking but looked like this is pay as you go, But lots of taxis outside if you don't have a car with you, there is also the possibility to loan a bike. The Sky bar on the 43Rd floor has to been tried, even if you don't like heights :-) A good restaurant that has a limited menu, but what they have is done well, Scandic hotels have had their menus designed by Mr Jamie Oliver (UK chef) The Menu is presented on a Ipad, this is the first time I have seen that (Cool) The breakfast (included in the price) has a great selection of hot and cold choices and was easy to get a seat. Two things that has troubled me since I have arrived: 1. You can't turn of the aircon in the room (thought I was back in the US) and it does not seem to matter what temperature you set it to its always cold and making a noise, To be fair I did not ask to have this fixed, (im used to it) 2. The WIFI network is a username / PW setup meaning every time your device goes to sleep or if you move from one Access point to the next, you have to login again :-( It`s 2012 WHY?? Apart from this, a super hotel, with friendly staff and a good atmosphere for such a large hotel (299 rooms) I will for sure use this hotel again next time I am in the area.