Beautiful oasis in the city, and still great transport links. It was spacious and well presented. Relaxed check in which suited to our very late arrival. Owners possessions around the house gave it a homely character.

A coffee machine would have been appreciated but there was a kettle.

Location with good public transport and the property itself part of a former manor house or something. The rooms were clean and the house and surroundings were charming, we used garden seating for our dinners. Some fresh vegetables probably from their own garden waiting for us on arrival.

It was very visible that someone who usually stays here just left to make space for us. Many items of electronic equipment in the rooms, exercise bike in the corner of the vintage hallway, so that you feel only part of the room is for your use. Although it's advertised as "the entire place is yours", there is another flat in the building with audible footsteps on the stairs. Overall it was a little like staying in a friend's house who isn't overmeticulous about tidying and putting his things out of your way - nevertheless, I don't mean that anything was dirty. But the silver coating on the cutlery was peeling off and covered in stains due to the dishwasher, so that we hardly found enough pieces for us tolerably good to be willing to use them. All the dishes very vintage, but not very practical (golden details so that you can't use it in the microwave...) There was an opened bag of dog food in the drower just under cutlery drower, smelling badly. Dog bowls placed in the dining room. Vintage interior style spoiled by random large items mentioned above. Problems with closing and locking both internal and external doors. No info about sorting recycable waste - we were aware that there are some strict rules in Sweden, but there was only one bin. I asked about this in a message to the provider, but only generic reply "we will help you as soon as possible...". It seems to me that owner of the property is sort of deceived by property manager, who doesn't do his job properly.