Impeccably clean bathroom and showers. Keep in mind that it IS a boat and the roams are a bit cramped, but you'll enjoy.
The Wifi slows down when lots of folks are using it. I had a room on the dock side but the window was translucent, thus very little in the way of a view. I don't know if this applies to the lake side.
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Three friends and I stayed in the 6 berth cabin for three nights recently and had a great time. The cabin was clean and the beds were comfortable. Breakfast was a Scandinavian self-service buffet which was good quality and plentiful. For a boat, there was plenty of space too. My only issue was that there were no curtains (or equivalent) over the windows so the light woke us up early on the first day which was annoying (on subsequent nights we managed to fashion our own blackout blinds with some bits and bobs from the local Co-op!) As previous posters have said, the staff were polite and efficient but not out-of-their-way helpful. For example, we ordered a cider in the indoor restaurant (which was listed on the restaurant menu) that they said was only stocked in the upstairs bar. I was told that if I wanted it I had to go and fetch it myself from the upstairs bar! Not a massive problem but still! Overall, a good option for those on a budget.
Great location, clean shared showers and lavatories, and spacious shared kitchen space make up for small (yet cosy and comfortable) sleeping rooms. Able to safely store food in community freezers and fridge. Stayed four nights on newest of the three floating hotel/hostels. Guest ages ranged from twenty to sixty plus. Definitely recommend.
This place is great and cheap for its location. It gives you a view on cityhall and Gamla Stan. The rooms were good and clean, I had a single stay room on boat 3. There was a shared bathroom and there were enough showers and toilets on board. It had 3 decks so you could go on another deck when busy. There was a kitchen to use with big refrigerators for everybody to use. The first boat offered also breakfast and dinner, coffee and such on a great deck with view over water and great panorama!
We stayed at Rygerfjord for only two nights, as our trip to Stockholm was a short one. Our hotelroom/cabin was fine, but small - as you would expect a cabin on a boat to be. I would, however, point out that I could not stand straight in the bathroom, because of the low ceilings. I am 187 cm tall. It was not too much a bother, but it does pull my overall rate of the experience down. I needed to hunch down when showering.
The service was polite and helpful, and the atmosphere was very good. The breakfast was good, and the location of the boat is both very beautiful as well as practical - you are in an easy walking-distance from the cool parts of Söder, and you can also easily get to the tube-system from the boat.
All in all - very pleasant stay. I would book accommodation there again, if returning to Stockholm.
This was actually my second visit to the 'Rygerfjord', but as much as I enjoyed the food for breakfast, I did not enjoy the breakfast which I found rather mediocre. It contained the most basic, but that is also it.
If one wishes, all three boats/rebuilt barges had plenty of outdoor space, and on the original 'Rygerfjord', one could enjoy a drink or two and nibble peanuts while watching the activity on the inner harbour, which was delightful.
However, I felt the crew being into too many disputes with the quests, not about room cleanliness, but about settlements of accounts, which is quite unacceptable. One couple was charged double for the mediocre breakfast, one quest had been doubly charged the bill on his credit card. So, if you are in for a mixture of experiences, this is it!
