Hostel Dalagatan

I came at night and found someone in my bad

Just so so, too crowded

Hostel Dalagatan is located well in the heart of Stockholm and is close to most amenities you need; yet offers quiet comfort at a reasonable price. The rooms are in a converted basement of a vintage building and are efficiently done up with bunk beds and lockers. The attached toilet is maintained clean. Upper bunks May not have access to charging points. There is a kitchenette with fridge and induction heater. A coffee machine is on the house. Grocery is available opposite store (ICA). Stockholm’s excellent public transport is easily accessible and an SL Access card is strongly recommended unless you are biking around. Check in and check out are online offering possibility of late check in. The patronage seems to be good and the decorum of hostel is maintained.

The bunk beds are unstable and make extremely much noise if you move - not to mention if someone else moves. The mattresses are paper-thin, so it basically feels like sleeping on the steel frame. The automatic light in the WC/shower illuminates the whole room every time someone goes for a nightly visit. To sum up: if you want to sleep at night, this is not the place to go. I have stayed at many cheap hostels, including some really excellent ones - this is NOT one of them.

This was my first time at a hostel but I expectedbetter from he photos and the rules. The private room I had was a little marked up. The other guests were making a lot of noise going into and out of rooms several dozen times and continued to make noise in the common areas after the noise curfew. I contacted the management via email and received no response.