Hotels in Stockholm near Central Train Station

Looking for cheap hotel rooms in Sweden? It’s easy to find the perfect budget friendly room and 5-star hotels in Stockholm and other famous Swedish cities. If you’re new to the world of online bookings, always pay attention to reviews. It’s a good thing to make your decision based on these reviews and testimonials of previous guests.

It’s easy to sift through available accommodation for whenever you’re planning your trip. Find cheap rooms right next to Central Train Station and you’re at the heart of it all, with easy connections via the metro for seeing the most of the Swedish capital.

The Stockholm Metro System boasts over 100 individual stations, connecting much of Stockholm and the greater area together with quick and convenient connections. The Stockholm metro offers an affordable travel option for tourists on a budget, freeing up budget to book better hotels for a more comfortable stay.

Enjoy authentic Swedish delicacies and soak up some local culture in Stockholm’s historic Old Town, or take a stroll and admire the scenery at Djurgarden. You’ll want to stick around in this waterside city, with all the comforts of a cosmopolitan capital and modern city, with stunning natural wonders just a short journey from town.

If you’re looking to save on your trip to Stockholm and are heading into town via Central Train Station, make sure you’ve booked a room just a short stroll from the tracks for fast and convenient check in so you can drop your stuff, freshen up, then head out and experience everything some of the finest sights, delights and experiences Sweden has to offer.

Stockholm Commuter Rail

Stockholm Central Railway Station is located on Vasagatan street. As well as left luggage and other standard facilities, the station also contains the Central Post Office with all its facilities, bureau de change and tourist information.

Designed by renowned Swedish architect, Adolf W. Edelsvärd, the station first opened in 1871, and has seen many renovations and updates in decades since. Today, the station is not only an essential transport interchange, but an iconic city attraction in and of itself.

Visitors looking for a stay in a historic part of Stockholm can enjoy rich heritage and beautiful architecture dating back to the 18th century and earlier. Here, guests can choose from cheap mid range hotels to luxury accommodations in 5-star hotels and the finest accommodation.

If your really tight on cash, it’s still easy to enjoy your holiday with cheap room rates on hotels and accommodation across Stockholm. Hotels and bed and breakfasts often offer seasonal discounts and bulk date savings, while taking advantage of our cheapest deals can often save you hundreds.

Stockholm has international rail links to Copenhagen central st. (journey time – 5 hours) and the rest of Europe, via the X2000 system. Since the opening of the Öresund Link in 2001, the X2000 connects Stockholm with other major European cities without the need of a ferry connection. Trains also run to central Oslo in Norway (journey time – approximately 6 hours). The X2000 trains also travel to Gothenburg Sweden (journey time – 3 hours).

Stockholm Bus Station

Time zone — GMT + 1 (GMT + 2 from last Sunday in March to last Sunday in October)

Currency — The krona (plural “kronor”) is the official currency in Sweden and is made up of 100 öre. Notes come in denominations of 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 kronor while coins come in 50 öre, 1, 5 and 10 kronor.

Language — The official language of Stockholm is Swedish. English is however widely spoken and while you may wish to purchase a phrase book you may find yourself with limited opportunities to use it.

Electricity — 220V, 50Hz

Air Connections — International and Domestic : # Stockholm-Arlanda Airport is the primary airport for the region. It serves as a hub for Scandinavian Airlines. Other airports are Stockholm-Bromma Airport, Skavsta Airport and Västerås Airport.

More Information — www.visitstockholm.com