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Den Röda Båten Mälaren (The Red Boat)
At a Glance
- great views
- tranquil water sounds
Pros
- tiny rooms
- cramped public areas
Cons
Den Röda Båten Mälaren (The Red Boat) Review
Built in 1914, the Mälaren originally traveled the waters of the Göta Canal under the name of Sätra. Today she has to settle for sitting still in Stockholm as a youth hostel. The hostel cabins are small but clean and have bunk beds. Many have fantastic views of the town hall across the water. There are also four "hotel" rooms, which have private baths and nicer furniture and details. In summer the restaurant offers great views of Stockholm along with basic, traditional Swedish food. Breakfast costs an additional Skr 65, but sheets are included in your rate.
- Address: Södermälarstrand kajplats 10, Södermalm, Stockholm, 117 20 | Map It
- Phone: 08/6444385
- Website: www.theredboat.com
- Location: Södermalm
Contact Information
- 35 rooms, 4 with bath.
- Bar.
- Credit cards accepted.
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