Stay Xtra Hotel Kista in Stockholm

Nice for its price
Close to subway, stores and nature

Trevlig personal

Amazing stay! The only “negative” comment is that we did not have a window on our room, but we knew this when we reserved. The common fridge and microwave are really useful. Enjoy your stay!

The reception was very warm. We arrived an hour early and the room was cleaned as soon as possible for us to check in. We were also asked to put our luggage in the room first. Except for the location being a bit far from the city center and the room facilities being relatively simple, everything else was fine.

It is very close to the subway station, a 2-minute walk, and there is a convenience store at the exit of the subway station. After coming out of the subway station, you have to walk downhill to the parking lot. The map route is very complicated and difficult to find. The apartment is on the first floor of three connected buildings, and the landlord rents three buildings. The room area is definitely not 20 square meters, at most 12 square meters. It is different from the actual description on the website. When I first checked in, I communicated with the front desk for a long time. The front desk argued with me about booking a single bed or a double bed. I expressed the room size, but the two people said different things. They didn't give me clothes hangers, and they said each room can only have 2 clothes hangers. That's nonsense. This is the first time I've encountered a hotel that doesn't give guests clothes hangers. Although it was unpleasant, the front desk still called the boss to help me solve the problem. He changed my room and gave me a rack to dry my clothes. I live in the building where the front desk is located. There is a refrigerator and a microwave on the first floor. , water dispenser, eating utensils 🍽️. Regarding the water dispenser, it is worthy of praise. It also provides disposable drinking cups. This service is not available in many hotels. The boss is Turkish and easy to communicate with. I have stayed in Turkey for a long time. The Turkish service industry is quite good and friendly to foreigners. If you encounter communication difficulties with the front desk, ask the front desk to call the boss, or ask the front desk for the boss's phone number and contact the boss directly. The boss will help you solve the problem.