The location of hostel is great, it is close to the city hall and train/bus station, with many stores around. Hostel was very clean and tidy. Staff was nice and friendly, ready to help with anything.

As the hostel is under ground, there are no windows and natural light. If you do not sleep with the light on, it is completely dark in the room which can be a little uncomfortable for some people. Toilets/showers are sometimes very busy so you have to wait for them. Bed was a little squicky and matress was sunken in the middle, which was not the worst thing, just a little strange. Just be careful about the stairs at the entrance, since the first step is right when you open the entrance doors.

The location is very convenient at there is a bus stop right in front of the hostel and a metro station a few meters further. Staff is super friendly and happy to help for anything you might need.

There is not enough showers and toilets for everybody so you might have to wait until somebody’s done. Furthermore, and this is purely related to the bed I was assigned, some beds are really close to the ceiling so you have to crawl if you are on the top bunk bed and you can’t even sit on your bed. That was my case but the rest of the beds in my room seemed to have enough space.

Netflix in chill area and a great opportunity to meet people and enjoy a short/long stay.

stairs are slippery, maybe place something to stop it.

> Kitchen, common room with couches and TV, shower availiable, all is clean and usable. > Overall hostel is very clean and accurate, atmosphere is welcoming. > Free tea, sugar, salt, coffee etc. is avaliable. > Beds are comfortable and have curtains. > Hostel is located almost in city center, in area with historical buildings, right next to the metro station (1m. of walk). If you don't want to take the metro, you can reach Stockholm Central train station in like 15 minutes of walk and historical center of the city in ~25 minutes of walk. > Most of the guests were pleasant people to stay in with. Is this merit of the hostel even? Who knows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

> Administration hasn't put enough effort at first to calm down some noisy guests (namely one drunk guy who wasn't making any problems to others except than declaring lengthy loud speeches about his life way past 22:00). > No-shoe policy is in force, but slippers that are offered instead by hostel are kinda worn-out. > There is only one power socket by the bed. > The smell of sweat in the room is not the best, but 11 men and one women sleeping there explain this situation a bit, and it wasn't too bad either. Maybe administration should put more effort into air freshening.

The atmosphere was really home like, it was first solo travel and this place made it possible for me to feel safe and comfortable. I'm totally coming back. When I arrived staff showed me around. They were really helpful whenever I needed something, like iron for example. Rooms and bathrooms are clean so is kitchen and generally the whole place. I was in all women 6 bed dorm and it was a pleasant experience overall met new people. I don't think I'll ever shut up about how amazyng this place was for me (cause my expectations were reallllyyy low but everything went perfect)

Not personally me but there was 2 cases that guests arrived late and couldn't find their codes in emails, but codes arrived soon maybe after only 15 minutes later, (check your emails, and don't panic) try to book as soon as possible (in both of those cases the booking was done 20 minutes prior to coming) Have in mind that we cannot open doors if you don't have codes and especially cannot share our room or locker codes. But otherwise haven't seen anybody else but those 2 who didn't have codes, everything is very much organized.

The woman at reception was really friendly when we arrived. The hostel have a few events running for guests - eg movie nights There are lots of common spaces to hang out in. We were able to leave our luggage behind for the day after check out. No shoes allowed, but you can borrow slippers Walking distance to Gamla Stan and other attractions. But you can also get public transport - tap on for 75mins (don't tap off!)

Some awkward situations in the mixed shower rooms - people getting un/dressed in the centre of the room instead of in the cubicles, as if the entire shower room was private. Not a big problem, but something to be aware of

Very clean and nice, the bed is very soft (maybe even too soft!) The volunteer staff is really nice, and the location is great - about fifteen minute walk from the central station and old town with a bus stop right in front of the hostel and a couple of supermarkets close by. There are lockers. One of the days when I was there, they had free pancakes, although I didn't have any because there was no sign or information about it and I just thought it was someone else's lunch.

The hostel lives up to its name as a cave. I've stayed in hundreds of hostels, and this is by far the most cramped, tiny, narrow one I've ever been in. My dorm's door didn't open all the way because it hit a bed. The kitchen only has two small tables, and the cooking area is barely big enough for one person. There are nowhere near enough bathrooms and showers when the hostel is full, and the ones that they have are so small you basically have to back into a bathroom stall to get in because there's not enough space to turn around. I felt claustrophobic here but if you're mostly using it for sleeping, it's fine.

The location is central with beautiful surroundings (nice parks, architecture). The staff was super friendly and helpful, really appreciated the live reception. The entrance code system was easy to use. The bunk beds in the dorms have curtains which made it easy to rest and have a good night's sleep. There are also cozy common areas for hanging out and great kitchen facilities. The no-shoes policy was a plus. Would definitely recommend this hostel and hope to visit it again one day.

There could have been bigger lockers for storing backpacks in the dorm (now most people kept them on the floor). Also a bit more space for dressing and keeping your stuff dry in the shower area would have been great but not a big deal at all.

I loved how cozy it is in the inside! The staff was sooo friendly and helpful with any request, and the place was so clean and warm. There are board-games and various spaces to chill; a tv in front of some sofas and also they organize themed-evenings to allow people to get a good time even if they are travelling alone. The FCC acilities are all efficient and kept clean. The bed is also very comfy, as when you get there at first, your bed is provided with any kind of sheet, including pillow-cover. Also, even though I spent only one night there, I found some people I chatted with and friendly. The place is not far from the city centre (15 min ca by walk) and it is easy to find. Also, the care about differentiating trash :) PS: I really liked the coziness of the place! They even set-up a space in the bathroom where you can leave things one does not use anymore, like soap or shower-gel/shampoo or anything else.

The only little issue is that there is just one or two windows in the bedroom. Though, it didn't affect much my breathing nor there was any smell in the room. Very little con, though.

Very close to the train system. You go to the centrum of Stockholm in about one minute once you are on the train. Is close to many restaurants and food store, just go 15 step once outside your at a son and father sushi/Asian food restaurant. Is the cheapest place to stay at and for the price it's the best in Stockholm. It's only cheaper because you need to do a few extra step compared to a hotelroom but my stay there for 10 days was problem free. Gave a 200 kr tip to the staff because I made a mistake when booking and they help me big time. Great staff.

Because it a shared bedroom you can expect room noise, I can sleep heavy but try to have earphones on or earplugs if you are light sleeper.