3/5 Mack S C. 5 months ago on Google • 17 reviews
A
friend
chose
Rygerfjord
for
a
group
of
four
of
us
on
a
Stockholm,
for
a
gig
by
a
certain
enormous,
American
musician
(with
a
religious
name).
Accommodation
options
were
understandably
lean
and
frankly
extortionate
that
weekend
(even
by
Stockholm's
already
inflated
standards),
so
Rygerfjord
was
a
great
choice
for
affordability
and
location.
However,
any
photos
found
online
proved
optimistic.
Issues
with
availability
and
maintenance
meant
one
of
the
rooms
booked
wasn't
available
so
the
provided
alternative
was
a
shared
bunk
cabin
(with
a
bathroom
shared
by
multiple
rooms).
My
friend
got
a
'suite'
so
faired
better.
A
last
minute
cancellation
though
allowed
me
to
nab
a
private
room
on
request
(for
more
money),
with
the
tiniest
and
most
impractical
wet
room
I
have
ever
seen.
This
was
fine
but
really,
this
hotel
needs
to
do
some
work
on
upkeep.
Pillows
the
size
of
a
cushion
(just
one
in
fact)
was
all
that
was
provided
in
a
tired
looking
set-up.
I
think
in
the
summer
the
vibe
of
drinks
on
the
hotel
deck
by
the
water
might
be
great,
which
would
balance
the
obvious
compromise
on
room
quality
(we
were
there
in
October).
Staff
were
lovely
though
and
this
helped.
Building
work
taking
place
also
meant
rooms
(many
of
which
missing
curtains)
overlooked
piles
of
wood
and
lazy
looking
tradespeople.
The
whole
experience
really
could
be
tidied
up
with
the
price
still
staying
low.
Ultimately,
I
think
it
comes
down
to
a
little
more
care
being
taken.
Budget
shouldn't
mean
this
shabby
no
matter
how
lovely
the
staff
are.
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