Historic Hotels & Resorts in Uppland from NZ$175

"We arrived the express train - use terminal 5 stop. The hotel signs point the way - quick & convenient. We used the stay for an earlier flight the next morning - perfect for what needed. Breakfast was filling and the hours accommodated our 4:30am schedule. "

"A peaceful oasis near Stockholm’s huge Arlanda airport, this hotel was a wonderful and convenient place to rest between travels. The staff was friendly and very helpful, the breakfast was amazing, and the rooms quiet and very clean. The decor is classic Swedish, everything fitted behind doors and drawers. The best part, waking up to birdsong and wavering birch trees, a short shuttle ride from the airport."

"The staff here is super helpful. Breakfast is great, we had dinner twice in our stay and it was very tasty. Rooms are small but efficient, it is a 3 min walk to the bus station which is helpful. We found out the best way is to buy 24 hour ticket that will cover buses, trains and metro. The hotel is almost 45 min away from city center, a single ticket would expire in an hour. The airport shuttle was free and was great. Again our stay was very pleasant and we recommend anyone to stay there."

"There were no amenities. Breakfast was good and very accommodating. Airport shuttle appreciated."

"Vi är jätte nöjda med vår vistelse men Hissarna strulade och vi sa till om stopp i handfatet som inte åtgärdades. En liten list vid duschdörren vore bra då det rinner ut vatten när man duschar så vi fick använda en handuk för att torka upp. Men i övrigt en💫 vistelse."

"Quick walk from arrival area, up one floor to reception with welcoming desk staff. Bit of a long stroll to modest room but comfy beds and heated tile in (dated) bathroom provided nice opportunity to rest after 11 hour journey. Breakfast included with Expedia booking and it was fabulous! Fresh fruit, veggies and dairy such as yogurt plus delicious hot items, bakery and various juices, teas and coffee. Thanks!!"

"Parking is very easy in central garage but expensive "