Rygerfjord

Lady at the reception wasn't very nice to us since me and my friend were staying at one of the cheapest room. She was extremly nice to people staying at the expensive ones. We could hear weird drilling noises all night. When I was showering, electricity went off out of blue. We were also told that the reception is open 24/7 but when we tried to check ourselves out at 3:30 am there was no one there. I really hope they can improve their staff in the future.

You have no idea how cramped these rooms are. If you're over 1.50m in length, you're not going to have a good time.
The toilet in our room sprung a leak, but the staff were completely uninterested in fixing it or accommodating us in another room.

It's my first experience staying in hostel boat and I quite like it. Although the room was too small for 2 people (and they only provided one chair so it was a bit hard when both my roommate and I needed to work), but the room was warm throughout the night and the outside view was just breathtaking. They provided a sharing kitchen area too, but I didn't have a chance to see how it was. The breakfast was simple and nice. The staffs were kind. Maybe a side note for travellers that haven't been to Stockholm: it's recommended to bring a backpack compared to a luggage because some roads from centralstation to hotel are made from uneven stone pavement where practically you'll need to carry the luggage almost all the way - no lift inside the boat as well.

Pretty good and tastful breakfast (and restaurant in the evening ) in cosy slightly maritime romantic, place with friendly staff. The prices are relative low comparing to other places in Stockholm.