Interhostel (Stockholm, Sweden) Reviews
Newest Review: ... walked round a corner to the small reception area where we were greeted by a really friendly member of staff who asked for ... more
... the name the reservation was made in and asked if we had our own bed linen, which we did, as if you want to use the hostels linen you will need to pay 50 SEK (Swedish Krona) per night. It was then explained to us where our room was and where the toilets, showers, kitchen and common area were as well as the internet and the access codes to use the available Wi-fi if we wanted to.
We then had to pay a £10 deposit for our key for the room and were given a card with our bed letters on. It is important that you take the bed...more
Customer Interhostel (Stockholm, Sweden) Reviews (1)
by - written on 29/02/12 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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Interhostel, Stockholm, Sweden. During our most recent weekend break to Stockholm in Sweden we decided to stay at the Interhostel, hostel in Stockholm city centre. This was my first experience of staying in a hostel and I have to be honest and say that apart from the mould in the microwave, it was a very good hostel and an overall positive experience. Why Interhostel? We chose Interhostel simply for the fact that it was one of the cheapest hostels in Stockholm and previous guests had given it positive reviews on the hostelbookers.com website. One of my pet hates about travelling is the cost of accommodation, as for me personally, it is ... Read the complete review
