Probably the smallest hotel rooms I've ever stayed in... and I've stayed in places in Tokyo! You…read morewalk into your room to be greeted by the bed and the bathroom has the shower uncomfortable close to the toilet. Yet, they still manage to fit in a small desk into the room and the balcony provides extra room to stretch while offering a nice view. Breakfast is available downstairs and was included with my room rate, as is wi fi. The train station is just around the corner, adding an extra star for location. Finally, the front desk is friendly and helpful to out of country guests - so don't be afraid to ask!

Not as fancy as the other Nordic Choice hotels I've stayed at (Clarion Collection) but has a good…read morestandard. The single rooms are of standard size, comfy beds!! The reception is quite big and is combined with a bar and you always get the after-work feeling when you enter, cause there are always people here, hanging out. Not a very personal hotel and it has always been fully booked. The restaurant's menu is really good. I tried almost all their main dishes-very good, the salads being the favourites.

I stay here ~10-15 days every year when I'm on business travel. I really likes the environment, the…read morehotel has a slogan something like; "Feel like home" and I do, it's a really intimate and friendly hotel. They offer a complimentary Dinner buffé every night.

Trendy and fun hotel! Nice gardens, and lots of attention to detail inside! Personal touches of the…read moreowner everywhere you look. Love it!!

Really, really lovely hotel, looks newly built, so everything is modern, from the design to the…read morespaciousness, to the number of electrical outlets, including an outlet near each bed, with a small nightstand to put your phone, etc. A nice workspace/desk with chair also included. My only complaint was the lack of clothing drawers, and minimal closet space. Like, there was maybe 5 hangers with maybe 1 foot/25cm of width to hang clothes, and no luggage rack. That said, these were minor issues, and between the desk, and other surfaces, where was room to put our stuff out without putting it on the floor. The breakfast on the fourth floor every morning is fantastic. Not sure if every Swedish hotel does this or what, but there were multiple buffet stations, with every from eggs+bacon+pancakes, to a yogurt station, to an entire table of bread + butter, with multiple juices/coffee options, a separate fruit station, and the list goes on and on and on. The location is excellent if you want to go to the Friends Arena, or the Mall of Scandinavia (with lots of food options, both fast or sit-down, all of which are within easy walking distance. The Solna station (Pendeltag/commuter train system) is about a 12-15 minute walk away. Tip: Ignore Google Maps and walk through the Mall to get to the hotel if it's very cold outside. Bathrooms: They are bougie, with a nice design aesthetic, with plenty of bathroom countertop space to place things. Not sure what the other review was talking about with the shower compartment not being completely enclosed; our shower had a glass door, and minimal water spilled into the room. Oh oh! The flowers are heated! So nice.

A new hotel located next to the Arena and Mall of Scandinavia. If you want to go shopping or attend…read morean event in Solna, it's the perfect hotel. It's also conveniently located next to public transport and my office. Rooms are nice with views specially on the upper floors. It's a very tall hotel with 25 floors. The only drawback is the absolute lack of closet space and the shower enclosure with nothing to stop water from splashing all over the bathroom floor. Staff are nice and there are restaurants on the 4th and 25th floor. I did not go to the 25th floor restaurant but did have breakfast at the other restaurant. As breakfast is always included get to the breakfast restaurant soon as it's a zoo after about 8am. Food is ok nothing special. I am sure I will be back here again. It's one of a handful of hotels close to my office in the area.

I love this castle, the patio, and grabbing a drink outside. the castle is beautiful and they…read morealways have the most lovely flowers inside. The only frustrating thing about Görvälns Slott has to do with their sometimes haphazard hours. One day we walked the 40 minutes through the forest to find that they were not serving anyone but their guests bc they were short-staffed, despite proclaiming on their website that they were now open until 10:30pm, in line w/ the newly relaxed COVID restrictions. Today, we rowed a boat over in the beautiful, warm summer day only to be told that only guests with dinner reservations were able to have a glass of wine on their immense/predominantly empty patio. Such a bummer! Apparently, this is only a Sunday policy(?). There was a fika station out on the terrace selling coffee/tea/refreshments/chokladbollar, etc. Since the opening/serving/drinking rules seem to shift with the tide, I'd recommend calling in advance to verify whether you can be served. With such a wonderful terrace, it's a shame not to be able to casually drop by and grab a drink. The restaurant serves amazing food, btw. I love this place.

Ah, the countryside! And a castle on top of that. And a restaurant inside the castle. And an…read moreambitious chef in the restaurant. Great! The food was a bit too salty, unfortunately, and on the pricey side: 295 SEK for lunch.

From the owner: Hotel Dialog sköts med familjär atmosfär mitt i Kungens Kurva. Nära Europas största IKEA och endast…read more15 minuter från centrala Stockholm erbjuder hotellet sina gäster en prisvärd och komfortabel vistelse i den svenska huvudstaden. Vi vill att våra gäster får en riktigt trevlig upplevelse och känner sig välkomna tillbaka till Hotel Dialog. Varmt välkomna!

This is a prime location to eat overlooking the castle from across the water. So, warning: the…read moreprices reflect that! I don't think the food was extraordinarily memorable, but pretty good! We didn't stay at the hotel and just ate at the restaurant. The patio is fantastic to sit on during a sunny day! There was an annoying fly problem that kind of hampered the visit just a teeny tiny bit. From walking through the hotel lobby, you can see that this is a really historic little Inn. I would be curious to see the quality of the rooms. Unfortunately, I can't tell you that. I can tell you that I think this place may be one of the oldest Inns in Sweden (if not THE oldest). I think a castle tour followed up by dinner on the patio here was perfect for a sunny summer day! I highly recommend this place for couples and families looking for a daytime or weekend getaway from the hustle and bustle of Stockholm.