Rygerfjord

I thought the idea was great. I spontaneously decided to travel to Scandinavia again with my Interrail ticket, so unfortunately, I didn't have the cheapest options in Stockholm. I liked the ship, so I booked it for €85 including breakfast. I wasn't particularly impressed with the condition of the whole thing, but I wanted to be surprised. The bed was absolutely awful. Just a wooden board with a thin mattress. The room was only superficially clean, and there were stains on the bedding. It smelled strange everywhere. The experience was great, sleeping on a ship, since I love boats! But unfortunately, I wasn't rested. I pointed out the problems to the staff, but I didn't get much feedback, which I found very disappointing. I'd say if you can get it for a super low price, I wouldn't recommend it for over €50 a night!

Hotel on a boat, cheap and cozy as can be! Nice view of the city and easy to find. A bit thin walls and creaky floors but nothing that bothered me.

VERY NOISY!!! Loud music until past midnight which wasn't great. Good location, quirky ship, great team at hostel especially Adrien who helped with check in and check out.

Fantastic accommodation, friendly staff, good breakfast and fresh rooms. Recommended! 😊

Delicious food and quite ok rooms, clean and neat

We stayed 4 nights at this hostel. The experience of sleeping on a boat was truly extraordinary, especially for my 10-year-old daughter. The view of the lake was exceptional. We loved the sunset. There are tables and chairs for picnics and enjoying the beautiful surroundings. Soap, shower gel, toilet paper, and towels are provided. There's a kitchenette on boat #3 for cooking and using the refrigerator, and the Wi-Fi works very well. A few drawbacks made our stay less comfortable: the room hadn't been cleaned (only the towels were changed), and it was hot in the rooms—you couldn't open the windows wide to air them out, which was a shame! It was also very noisy; you could hear every little sound from outside. There was no TV. We still slept very well, though; the bed was great, and we really loved our stay. It takes about 20-25 minutes to walk to Gamla Stan. Be aware that there are no shops or restaurants near the hotel (except perhaps at the hotel itself, which we didn't try). The staff are friendly. The value for money is good. For those prone to seasickness, the sensation is very mild; the boat doesn't rock much during sunny days.

We stayed at this hostel for three nights – and unfortunately, the entire experience was very disappointing. On the first night, our room smelled extremely unpleasant. The beds were completely worn out, and the cleanliness and hygiene were far from inviting. For the second and third nights, we upgraded to a significantly more expensive room. While this room had a private bathroom, it was considerably smaller. In addition, there were other significant problems: the toilet flushed loudly and refilled itself with water approximately every three minutes, which was extremely disruptive, especially at night. Furthermore, the heating couldn't be adjusted or turned off, making the room unbearably hot and virtually impossible to sleep. When we inquired at reception, we were simply told that there was nothing they could do at the moment – ​​instead, we were offered a fan. On top of that, the rooms are extremely noisy. You can hear every movement and every word from the neighboring rooms. In summary, the only positive aspect of this hostel was its location. Everything else was unfortunately a complete disappointment – ​​we definitely would not recommend this accommodation.

Perfect location close to the old town 5-10 minutes walk to the inner sights. The rooms are small but good for the price.

Very good experience, simple but quiet rooms, secure access, very clean common areas, convenient location for visiting the city