It's a nice place. The induction cooker only has space for two pans at a time, but it's pleasant to have the option to cook "at home" in such an expensive town as Stockholm. We had underestimated how long it would take to get to the appartment by foot on the first day, so we were a bit knackered carrying our luggage. However, the metro station is really close and it will bring you anywhere you want to go in a jiffy. Just buy an X-day public transport card is my advice. It'll work for any public transport in the city as far as I'm aware.