This hotel located just by the Central Railwaystation in Stockholm is by no means a cheap place to stay at.
Location is ok, but staying near (almost) any central station in a big town has its ups and downsides.
The Arlanda express train stops just besides the hotel.

This hotel is quite expansive so you will come to expect all to be top notch. Well it isnt.

The facilities are 5 stars, they have everything you need. Wireless Internet, gym, pool, minibar, conferencefacilities etc etc etc.
The rooms differ in size but the room I was put in was quite large (familyroom) with a extra pulldown bed. The room was clean, fresh and looked good.
I did however see another roomcathegory and that room was alot smaller so watchout what you book.

The athmosphere was nice and checkin/checkout was a breeze.

Carparing at hotel was expensive at a a rate of 43 EUR for a night.

The only "real" complaint I can find is breakfast:
It costs approx 14 EUR (22 USD) and you get a very mediocre selection of bread, juices and absolutely no extras.
Where is that nice Swedish breakfast that Im so well aware of?
Look at almost any other hotel especially in this pricerange and you find loads of goodies to feast upon.
No, I truly hope someone reads the reviews and change the assortment on the breakfast because this has to be changed.

To sum things up:
Nice clean hotel located in the centre of Stockholm perfect for the businesspeople. Shame about the lousy breakfast.

This hotel should not be a 5 star hotel but any means. The worst 5 star hotel I have ever stayed in. Rooms are small, facilities are expensive (breakfast, swimming pool, gym, sauna etc), location is central but trashy, furniture is trashy, breakfast is more like a canteen, food is or poor quality. There is nothing luxurious about this hotel and reminds me of a very poor 3 start hotel.

The building was impressive from the outside and centrally located. Entering inside, I found a modern, stylish lobby. That is where the charm of this hotel ended. I approached the counter, and was not acknowleged for a few moments by the attendant. When she finally greeted me, she pulled up my reservation for 1 person. I insisted I had book the reservation for 2 people, and they said unfortunately there was nothing they could do. They gave me a room with 2 twin beds. Does that make sense to give to a single traveler? We headed up to our room, and I was shocked at the interior. It could have easily been the inside of a motel in the U.S. The bathroom had a pump for the shower soap and shampoo, the towels were worn and hard to the touch. However when I noticed the large, disgusting stain on the curtains I called the lobby and pleaded for a different room. They told me the hotel was booked, and they could not change me. I was angry with the website I booked the hotel on since it claimed it was a 5 star hotel. I could not believe the audacity of the hotel or website to call themselves a hotel of this class. In reality, this hotel, apart from the lobby, would equate to a 3 start hotel in most of the world. My wife pointed out that the Swedish tourism authority gave this hotel a 5 star rating as well. If you are planning a nice stay, a lavish vacation, a honeymoon, or a pampered retreat, DO NOT STAY HERE!

I travel frequently on business and stayed in Stockholm for the first time recently. My travel agent suggested this hotel. I found the lobby somewhat overwhelmed by tourists and was shocked at the size of my room which was smaller even than in some of the hotels in Tokyo where I have stayed. The entire room, bathroom included, was no more than 12 feet by 12 feet. The bathroom was 5x5 and I almost couldn't turn around in it withot banging my elbows against the wall. I'm sure this hotel has other, better, rooms. If I have to stay here again, I'll be sure to find one of them.