Lodge32 Hostel Stockholm
| Hantverkargatan 32, Stockholm |
5 oranları
4.40/10.00 |
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+46 8 559 265 19 |
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Nic Cairns (05.10.2017 21:31)
A nice walk from the city centre. The hostel is clean and reasonably priced. Bedding and a towel are available for a small fee. The rooms are not too small and a locker was available as well, one per bed. Shared bathroom and showers were also well maintained and there were no issues with hot water which is the case for a lot of hostels and backpackers. I'd stay again for sure.
A nice walk from the city centre. The hostel is clean and reasonably priced. Bedding and a towel are available for a small fee. The rooms are not too small and a locker was available as well, one per bed. Shared bathroom and showers were also well maintained and there were no issues with hot water which is the case for a lot of hostels and backpackers. I'd stay again for sure.
Kellynn Tan (02.10.2017 12:17)
Not a bad location, close proximity to the city hall, which is a lovely walk to there, and also nearby the Rådhuset T-bana, 2 mins walk away. 7-11 right beside it, for all your poor backpacker eating needs!
Have to pay for sheets in this day and age? Just increase your price including sheets! Kitchen facilities not the best, especially with eating out being so expensive in Stockholm. Don't even get me started on the showers. Dorm rooms are spacious, lockers are not. Blankets and pillows are atrocious. I have paid less for better, but hey, YOU GET WHAT YOU PAID FOR.
Extremely secure though, with passcodes for every single door. This is a hostel you want to stay in only if you are travelling on a shoestring budget.
Not a bad location, close proximity to the city hall, which is a lovely walk to there, and also nearby the Rådhuset T-bana, 2 mins walk away. 7-11 right beside it, for all your poor backpacker eating needs!
Have to pay for sheets in this day and age? Just increase your price including sheets! Kitchen facilities not the best, especially with eating out being so expensive in Stockholm. Don't even get me started on the showers. Dorm rooms are spacious, lockers are not. Blankets and pillows are atrocious. I have paid less for better, but hey, YOU GET WHAT YOU PAID FOR.
Extremely secure though, with passcodes for every single door. This is a hostel you want to stay in only if you are travelling on a shoestring budget.
Andrew w (06.07.2017 14:20)
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Well no security ever or staff for sixteen hours every day. One staff member only every day for eight hours and breaks. Including all the cleaning and reception and washing linen. Impossible to get help of any kind be it safety/ security/ booking and the staff member is clearly over worked because they make you feel like you should leave them to clean your hostel instead of making real inquiries. There is only a phone number but no telephone four if there are threats to your safety. Anyone can enter there is no one stopping that at all. First six nights i thought they did have security. A very very tall man doing push ups in the halls each night and sleeping on a seat. But he was a homeless guy using the codes to enter. A man sleeping in my room complained about a woman staying there and he changed into my room and when she changed into my room he changed hostel. When i had to complain about the person they did finally eject her and i asked for a refund i was told to never book thereor accor who are same owners again. Stockholm is really nice but lodge 32 needs changes
How to fit the description...
Well no security ever or staff for sixteen hours every day. One staff member only every day for eight hours and breaks. Including all the cleaning and reception and washing linen. Impossible to get help of any kind be it safety/ security/ booking and the staff member is clearly over worked because they make you feel like you should leave them to clean your hostel instead of making real inquiries. There is only a phone number but no telephone four if there are threats to your safety. Anyone can enter there is no one stopping that at all. First six nights i thought they did have security. A very very tall man doing push ups in the halls each night and sleeping on a seat. But he was a homeless guy using the codes to enter. A man sleeping in my room complained about a woman staying there and he changed into my room and when she changed into my room he changed hostel. When i had to complain about the person they did finally eject her and i asked for a refund i was told to never book thereor accor who are same owners again. Stockholm is really nice but lodge 32 needs changes
Bec G (30.06.2017 10:55)
Really a let down for a Swedish place. Bathrooms are gross, mattress is fairly comfortable. They don't let you use your own bedding, received an email saying I would be charged for bedding which is fine if that's the expectation but being woken up early morning to pay & then getting up to do so & not finding a receptionist is quite frustrating. Kitchen area is hardly that, but on a plus the location is great, 7/11 next door & pubs nearby.
Really a let down for a Swedish place. Bathrooms are gross, mattress is fairly comfortable. They don't let you use your own bedding, received an email saying I would be charged for bedding which is fine if that's the expectation but being woken up early morning to pay & then getting up to do so & not finding a receptionist is quite frustrating. Kitchen area is hardly that, but on a plus the location is great, 7/11 next door & pubs nearby.
Lauren Rydh (17.06.2017 23:04)
It was cheap, however it was very filthy and in a dungeon. Beds are cheap and the linen they give you costs less than the rental price. We had issues with an insane Chinese woman in the room. She had ocd and kept counting her pile of plastic bags in the middle of the night, someone asked her to stop politely and she started screaming and fighting. The security was called but never showed up, that could have been dangerous. She was never kicked out of the hostel. There's a "kitchen" but it's a metal stand with a hot plate basically. Honestly now that I think about it, it's probably not worth $20 plus linen per day.
It was cheap, however it was very filthy and in a dungeon. Beds are cheap and the linen they give you costs less than the rental price. We had issues with an insane Chinese woman in the room. She had ocd and kept counting her pile of plastic bags in the middle of the night, someone asked her to stop politely and she started screaming and fighting. The security was called but never showed up, that could have been dangerous. She was never kicked out of the hostel. There's a "kitchen" but it's a metal stand with a hot plate basically. Honestly now that I think about it, it's probably not worth $20 plus linen per day.
