We really enjoyed this hotel. Stayed for 3 nights. The staff was wonderful, making reservations for us - go to F12 around the corner - expensive, but worth it. The hotel is within walking distance of everything - the train station, Old Town (Gamla Stan), the Ice Bar; and casino - we even hoofed it the Vasa Museum (about 3-4 miles). The beds were super comfy and our room was quite large; although no view. Stockholm is a wonderful city, with lots of swanky restaurants and charming cafes. The Sheraton also has a great bar w/a piano player and singer on the weekends. I would definately recommend this hotel.

I've got more good news than bad news. The hotel has a great location near the bridge to Gamla Stan. We walked everywhere. The slush can slow you down but everything is nearby and we had fun in the snow. The hotel staff were very friendly and professional. We stayed in room #420 for three nights and, overall, we thought we got our money's worth. Our room had a really lovely view, and while that's not normally critical to us, we were quick to really appreciate it. The best thing about the room was the bed. I could go on and on about the bed. Great bed. Lots of pillows. Really comfortable. We got in late on Friday night and took advantage of room service. It was the only food we ate in the hotel but it really hit the spot and the service was excellent. For these reasons I would recommend anyone to stay at the Sheraton Stockholm.

But in the interest of full disclosure, there are a few minor negative things to point out. The towels are inferior. For a place billing itself as a four or five star property, they should supply a nice thick absorbant towel. The elevator requires you, once inside, to insert your key card in order to select your floor number. While we appreciate the security aspect of this, we were annoyed at how many times our key cards didn't work. It's possible no one else has had this problem but it was a hassle. After being in the room for a couple of days we began to notice small things like cracked tiles in the bathroom and black marks on the walls. The hotel has a slightly
'unloved' quality. And finally, room #420 has the single most ghastly piece of 'hotel art' I've ever seen.

Spent a weekend night from Saturday to Sunday at Sheraton Stockholm. Trully - not worth the price they afford. The best days of this hotel are gone. If You have nostalgy for seventies and have no understanding about actual new standarts of hotels - You are wellcom to stay there. I felt like Sheraton Stockholm is in love with himself and too much selfsatisfied, `cos it belongs to the chain. The staff was average and made mistakes, they are trained to sell You everything and charge for everything (for instance breakfast was included in rate, but they tried to charge me additionally, i booked a romm by phone with a lake view but thay forgot it and checked me in a room without view and any sunshine, they have ques at reception. Actually hotel has only few rooms with good view to the lake and old town, most of them are with view to the railway. Rooms, lobby, lifts needs renovation, lobby is dark. So - nothing special to pay for. For that price You can book a lot of other hotels if You come to Stockholm for pleasant stay.

Stayed here for 3 nights in total and even after i thought long and hard about something that went wrong or i did not like i could not think hence the top rating i am giving this hotel. The breakfast is excellent and we also ate at the hotel restaurant. The food was amazing and the barmaids made a mean mojito afterwards!

Very good location to visit Old Town and also shopping district in Stockholm. Central station and the Ice Bar are only 10 mins walk.

We did get a good rate for the hotel via expedia but would probably pay the going rate. No substitute for quality!