Find hotels near Tegnerlunden Park, Stockholm from AED 415

"Good and as expected!"

"Lovely Weekend away. Everything was perfect, would stay again."

"The property was well placed in the city , close to central station and other city sites and good breakfast, room was slightly noisy but it is in the city centre so I suppose it’s to be expected."

"Excellent location, just minutes to the platform at the train station. Rooms are small but functional. Only complaint was that the shower would randomly turn cold every 10-15 seconds."

"Best Place to Stay in Stockholm."

"Excellente location dans la ville de Stockholm."

"Scandia's location just above the commuter train and next to subway stations are very useful for travelers who need to get to other places near and around stockholm. Staff was also very helpful when I needed to get a taxi or uber to eg get to the airport with a good price and pick up next to the hotel. The roof-top bar is great but closes a bit too early at 10PM, when everyone is ushered out."

"Once, I reached the Arlanda airport in Sweden, I found the Arlanda Express train to reach the city center in 20 minutes or less. I dragged my carryon luggage on the streets of Stockholm to reach the Unique Hotel. My cell phone guided me to the Hotel using Google Maps. There is no door bell, but I found someone nearby to help me out because it was only 8:45 Pm and Unique Hotel closes at 10:00 Pm. The lobby employee noticed my age on the passport. She was kind to give me a room on the ground floor. The room was clean, quiet and convenient to take trains, buses or ferries to any destination in Sweden. I arrived the night before the annual festival named Walpurgis. I took the train to Uppsala to see the raft competition and back down to Stockholm to see the burning fire at a nearby island. I have visited other islands near Stockholm to experience their culture."

"The hotel was great. Excellent location. Good value for money. Breakfast was superb. Double room was very small. The room was very hot and the windows wouldn't open"