Sven Vintappare Hotel Stockholm

The wireless connection doesn't work even in the lobby, it cut the line every 5 minutes. The curtain are inexistant. It is a pity has the location of the hotel is great and the room are charming.

The sweetest hotel I've visited! Very cosy, very original.

Very cute little hotel. I recommend the superior standard rooms since space and style really added to the experience of the hotel. Don't go there if you have aching knees, though. Stairs are steep and high and ther is no elevator. Service is very good, staff is very nice.

Excellent hotel with lovely rooms, good location and friendly hotel. The only minus is that the room was cold when coming in (warmed up with time :-)) and that the wireless internet didn't work properly. Can recommend.

Wireless internet didn't work in the room. Otherwise a superb hotel.

The hotel is a sweet! The only thing that could be working better is the wireless internet. Other than that, the hotel is perfect.

The hotel is established in a very old building, there is no lift available, which could be a problem as the stairs are very narrow. The room was very dusty and the maidservice was erratic.

Very nice hotel whit only 7 rooms. We enjoyd our stay very much! Perfect lokation, charming room, plesant and flexible staff and a lot of good athmosphere! We got more than expected :)

A gorgeous little hotel, just seven rooms, in an alley in the Old Town of Stockholm. It's situated very close to all the tourist sights and the city centre, with trains and boats. It's very cosy renovated in a building from the 17th century and I can really recommend it. Oops I almost forgot to tell you something about the nice girl who worked there during my stay, she was awesome.

Loved this hotel. So much character, sloping floors, warped walls, nice breakfast, helpful staff. Will definitely stay again. Great location in heart of Gamla Stan. A few lights not working in room but that's a minor quibble.

The hotel is well situated in a touristic district. It is clean and the atmospere is pleasent. There is no reseption desk in the hotel, so if you come before the check in time, it is adviced to tell the hotel staff in advance.

Nice hotel, almost bed & breakfast.In a middle age building but rooms are not to small. It's not good for disable as there is not elevator. Advantages: Very good location, clean, nice deco according to the building and very good service (from 7 to 18 only) kind and helpfull Disadvantages: There is not elevator, small badroom and monotonous breakfast (always the same) Recommendation: Please introduce changes on the breakfast

fantastic Hotel, in a great location in the old town, about 2 mins walk to the Gamla Stan station, which in turn is about 2 minutes from Stockholm Central station. Very comfortable and quaint room with massive bed, clean and nice en suite bathroom with heated floor and great shower, and friendly staff. Highly recomended.

An beautiful old historic hotel in excellent location of the old city of Gamla Stan. No lift just a steep narrow windy circular stairs so if you suffer from vertigo or are not fit you will have trouble getting up and down the staircase.

Very nice! The location is excellent and the hotel has an old and very friendly atmosphere!!

Having stayed in MANY hotels over the years, I can safely say that this is the one with the best and most unique character ever. It was simply impossible to capture the essence of the hotel by camera or video, such was the feeling and atmosphere while staying there. Awesome!!!!!!

Not very convenient for disabled persons. We climbed 3 stories of steep steps up to our room.

The Hotel is lovely, small, old and verry good beds!. Room 5 is little room. Too little for the price. It is noisy in the streets, so, if you are a verry bad sleeper you must close the windows. But, the atmosphere is nice, when you like old Hotels.

A very small choice of breakfast food products.

We were very satisfied with the excellent service and friendly atmosphere at the hotel. Special thanks to Linda O. Greetings from Finland: Pasi and Jaana Wahlroos