Morris Hotel

We've been at Morris hotel 4nights, we had to sort some docs out with the Swedish police, so we've booked the nearest place to the police station. We are super happy we stayed at Morris hotel. Normal check in is at 3pm but you are given the door codes by email/phone so basically you can get in pretty much whenever you want, you just need to open the door downstairs, walk a few steps and open the hotel door, there's no elevator but we're talking about a dozen steps, for instance we arrived at 11am and our room was ready. Our room was very large, at least compared to the bedrooms in UK, dark wallpapers maybe aren't for everybody, but you stay there just for a couple days, so who cares about wallpapers. The bathroom too was decent sized, shower was at floor level, which not everyone may like it, but i see it's quite common in Sweden. We had a little balcony which was a nice plus. Bed was very very very good... Breakfast was super, unfortunately breakfast room is not large enough for all guests, that's why you have to book your slot the day before, i think that's fair enough... Overnight everything was quiet and peaceful despite the central location. We would have stayed longer if only we could...

Rather shabby place, from staircase to the room, not especially clean either. Incredibly small wc and shower which was built-in the room in a very strange way. We were glad to be there only one night. It was noisy from all sides - the corridor or other rooms. The only positive thing was a bed. Brekfeast room is very uncomfortable - small tables, funny unpractical chairs, kind of student living?!? Does not matter how many knick-knacks are on all walls, it was not cosy but rather dingy. Hotel is opened for check-in only from 3 pm, i.e.no chance to leave its luggage earlier. This place is not very good for older people - steep stairs, not very safe chairs.... The price does not correspond to the quality.