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Historic Charm: Experience the Gustavian-style rooms with period furniture at Hotel Hellstens Malmgård, radiating 18th-century elegance.
Unique Accommodations: Stay in individually decorated rooms featuring four-poster beds and fireplaces, adding a touch of luxury to your stay.
Picturesque Surroundings: Enjoy breakfast in the atmospheric brick vault or dine on the furnished terrace surrounded by the lush garden, offering a tranquil oasis in the heart of the vibrant Södermalm district.
Book now to immerse yourself in the historic allure and modern comfort of Hotel Hellstens Malmgård in Stockholm.
The hotel has limited number of Parking spaces, which must be booked in advance.
When booking more than 5 rooms or 5 or more nights, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Personalen toppen!!
Sängen ej toppen.
Trevligt hotell med bra läge
Läget och historiken.
Dåligt med förvaring till kläder. Hårda kuddar.
Well-located hotel in historic building and relaxed neighbourhood, with easily accessible transport and excellent local cafes and restaurants. Welcoming staff. Room was very quiet and suited us for a short stay of a few days. Breakfast was good, with quite a wide range of options.
There was nothing that we disliked. The room was small, as expected, so there's limited space for clothes storage as priority is given to fitting in a bed and a bathroom. A few more coat hangers would help.
Todo aquí es bueno. Es totalmente recomendable. Excelente.
Todo es excelente!
Hangulatos, kiváló elhelyezkedéssel, gluten mentes reggeli opcióval.
Nem volt ilyen
Koselig atmosfære
La sua vicinanza a Krukmakargatan dove ho dei parenti.
Il lavabo era nella camera e non nel bagno ed è piccolo. Alla colazione c’era solo un tipo di marmellata.
At first, we were checked into an attic room where my boyfriend (182 cm tall) literally couldn't stand upright in the bathroom because the ceiling was that low.
There was also almost no lighting at all — dark grey/black tiles, just one light bulb, and no windows. It was practically impossible for a woman to do her makeup in there.
We were then moved to another room. At first, I was happy because it had a spacious bathtub and a window. However, there were still several issues:
The floors were made of old wooden planks. It was literally unsafe to walk barefoot on them. They creaked, shifted and felt unstable. You can hear absolutely everything happening around you. The sound insulation is practically nonexistent.
The room is on the ground floor, which means people can literally look straight into your window. It makes you feel very uncomfortable and completely lacks privacy.
The shower. I honestly don't know what genius designed it, but it is impossible to take a shower without getting water absolutely everywhere — including all over the toilet. Afterwards, either you have to clean everything up yourself or the next person has to deal with it.
All the furniture is worn out, with chipped paint and visible damage. Honestly, I think the entire place needs to be thrown out and the hotel needs a complete renovation.
There is no kettle, no refrigerator and, to be honest, practically nothing in the room that you would expect from a hotel.
All the electrical wiring was extremely old, with the outer insulation peeling off and the wires exposed. This is a serious safety hazard.
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