Quite a minimalist hotel. Even from the outside, it seemed 'hidden'. Located very near the central train station and convenient for central Stockholm.

On the inside, you were greeted by very polite receptionists. Check in was a breeze. The room I stayed in had the special lights which one could alter to suit your particular mood. There is also the opportunity to order a special light box, to help lift your mood. Whether it contributes to a placebo effect, I hadn't had the chance to find out.

The room was quite small. It was however very clean. I had six hypoallergenic pillows with an extremely comfy duvet!! The bed was also very comfortable. For such a modern hotel, one wonders why LCD TVs were not provided. Had to stick with the old fashioned CRTs. The bathroom was also on the small side. It was however modern and clean. Very Ikea-like.

The hotel bar was next to the reception. Quite informal and open. I did not have to chance to visit the spa. Breakfast was included in my room rate and I must say that the food provided was of good quality, especially the bacon, eggs and sausages!! The choice was vast, from fruits, breads and a continental breakfast selection.

Overall, the experience I had was a pleasant one, only marred by a small room. The light features of the hotel did not mean much to me and it had no effect. A boutique hotel with a twist.

Stylish hotel just steps away from the Arlanada Express train station. Many rooms here have light therapy setups which kinda makes sense considering the long dark winters.

True the lights are a bit gimmicky and you'll either love them or hate them, but this hotel was just what I was looking for at the end of a long flight.

It's situated right at the end of the platform for the Arlanda Express and was a five / ten minute walk to the main business district. My flight arrived at 23:00 into Arlanda and I was settled into my room within an hour.

Check in and out was friendly and efficient, the room was a decent size and clean. There were lots of traces of that famous Scandanavian design flair aside from the lights.

Can't fault it

We payed 2450 swedish SEK for one night in a Superior Mood Queen Room. Their second best room. The room was small, the beds where horrible, felt like speeping on a rock. Crappy old TV. No I didnt likes this place at all!