HOTEL HORNSGATAN, Stockholm

Hotel Hornsgatan features twenty rooms, including singles. Rooms include wooden floors, flat-screen TVs, and a work desk. Rooms have cable TV and free WiFi. Ground-floor rooms offer private bathrooms. Rooms face the inner courtyard or a quiet back street. Some rooms have shared bathroom facilities in the hallway; 13 rooms share five bathrooms with showers, sinks, and toilets in the corridor. Each room is equipped with heating and parquet flooring. Kitchens and free internet access are also available. Guests can surf the web.

Hotel Hornsgatan is on Södermalm island, known for its cultural scene, restaurants, art galleries, and music venues like Folk Operan, Munchen Bryggeriet, Debaser Slussen and Marie Laveau. The hotel is near a metro station and 0.3 km from Mariatorget. The Old Town with the Royal Palace is a 15-minute walk. Stockholm Central is 25 minutes' walk from the hotel. Bromma Stockholm Airport is 5 km away. Landmarks nearby include Fotografiska (1 km), Grona Lund Amusement Park (2 km), Stockholm Old Town (0.5 km), Skansen (3 km), Riddarholmen Church (0.3 km), and Nordic Museum (2 km). It's also close to Stockholm City Hall (2 km). This property is in the entertainment district.

Hotel Hornsgatan provides a free breakfast buffet daily, accompanied by newspapers from the lobby. Guests have access to a shared kitchen with a fridge, freezer, and cooking hobs. The shared kitchen is fully equipped with a fridge/freezer, hot stove/oven, microwave, kettle, and sink, shared by five rooms.

This smoke-free hotel features coffee/tea in a common area and a computer station. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. Express check-in and express check-out are provided. The hotel offers luggage storage space. Multilingual staff and free newspapers are available. This property is managed by a professional host.

Hotel Hornsgatan is family-owned and provides housing. Medborgarplatsen Square, with bars, restaurants and shops is 750 metres away. Access to rooms across the inner courtyard requires descending two small stairs, which may not be suitable for people with walking disabilities.