The Nacka Quality is close to Sickla’s new shopping centre and about 5 km E of Slussen, Stockholm’s downtown transportation hub. While suburban, the hotel is well served by buses and is close to a train station. There are good views, especially from the upper floors. The décor is minimalist Swedish bland and the rooms are adequate but unmemorable. The immediate area is residential and closes down early. The staff are pleasant and the buffet breakfast is above average. The official four star rating is optimistic but the hotel is a good three star base for budget conscious travellers who don't need nightlife at their door.

Trying to find a reasonable hotel in Stockholm isn´t easy. The happier we were to find this little gem a bit outside Gamla Stan (Old Town) but only 5 mins on the bus to town. With the bus and train right outside the door it couldn´t be any more convenient. A cab is about 8 Euro into town.

The hotel offers lovely buffet style breakfast which room service upon request. The restarurant serves delicious local cuisine and the staff was more than friendly and helpful. If you are unlucky with the weather and you don´t fancy leaving the hotel, the small pool and sauna in the relaxation area are the best way to spend the day. When I go back to Stockholm, I´ll go back to Quality Hotel Nacka.

I stayed at Quality Hotel Nacka for four nights during a business trip to Stockholm.

My room was very nice, for the first time ever I actually thought that the room was nicer than the reception area :)
Clean and fairly big.

Breakfast was very good, bacon & egg, meatballs and other hot food as well as a good selection of bread and cold meat.

Friendly staff and free internet access adds to my positive view of this hotel.

This said, the location isn't the best (not in central Stockholm) but there are some restaurants and shopping possibilities in Sickla Center across the road (a five minute walk, but a bit hard to find... Take aim at an old red brick building)

The pool/sauna/gym wasn't fantastic.

All in all, good value for money.

Normally I'd stay somewhere more central for a city break but the rates were cheap and it was supposed to be a 4* hotel. The location actually wasn't too bad even though it was in the suburbs - it's right next to Sickla station (which has trains going to & from Slussen every 20-30 mins) and there's a bus stop right outside that goes directly to Slussen too. But it's not really close enough to just pop back for a cuppa or drop off your shopping, and that was a bit inconvinient on the last day because I had to take my luggage into town after checking out instead of being able to pick it up from the hotel baggage room later on.

The bedroom was a good size & quite clean but a bit bare. There's no tea/coffee facilities in the room and nothing in the mini-bar. Room service was a bit patchy: breakfast was available (although they kept forgetting to bring everything) but there was no menu in the room for lunch/evening meals (although you could order from the bar & get it sent up). Nothing vegetarian. Limited english TV except for movies at 95SEK per viewing.

On the whole, it wasn't bad for a long weekend but if I went to Stockholm again I'd probably stay somewhere in Gamla Stan instead.