Bromma Hus AB

Received clean linen for bed, there was a quilt & pillow. The receptionist very warm & friendly, I had 2 room mates, who I did not know before, which helped with feeling of being safe, form male predictors. We all attended the same conference. There was some one to have conversation with, & go shopping with. The atmosphere was vibrant

DO NOT STAY HERE. I’m trying to get my money back from the hotel because it was horrific to the point it almost made me sick. I put on my reservation I wouldn’t be there until 12 due to my flights connections turns out you can only check in between 1&3. What even is that?!? So on night 1 of my two night stay I had to buy a last minute hotel. Night 2. This is the most horrrific view I’ve ever seen, I checked in at one dropped bags off and then went to concert didn’t make bed since I didn’t need to. I returned from concert ~12 and started to make my bed to my absolute horror I found bed bugs EVERYWHERE all over the bed, in plug sockets, (speaking of the room I stayed in didn’t have any apart from where the fridge was plugged in) the wardrobe and on the floor. Reception wasn’t open when I arrived so I had no choice but to leave the hotel AGAIN and find last minute accommodation. It needs to be a 24hr reception and the general cleanliness of the hotel needs to drastically improve. I’m immunosuppressed and on life support because all of my medicines were left on my bed that’s left me without access to the medicines I need to function and has forced me to throw them away. Disgraceful. Looking at other reviews too it seems to be a place for homeless to stay. If you’re looking for a hostel in Stockholm generator is where I stayed for the two nights I was in Stockholm and it was brilliant. DO NOT STAY AT HOSTEL BY BROMMA unless you like bed bugs!!!

I would have liked to have a hot water shower and more bathrooms per floor, and a little more ventilation inside the room.

Not only was there clearly piss stains on the walls, the matrasses were probably bought second hand from soviet labour camps in the 1960’s. Not to mention the doors are not even numbered, so trying to get out for a piss in the disgusting excuse for a toilet means you might have a hard time getting back to your disaster of a room.

It was horrible