Inger is a great example of what Airbnb means by “superhost.” Her hospitality, local knowledge, and descriptions are all excellent, and her home is a wonderful place to stay in Stockholm. It’s about a 25-30 minute walk to the waterfront, along safe, interesting streets (which means the walk often becomes an adventure in itself). That means you will have to take a bus or hike a bit to get into Gamla Stan, Djurgarden, etc — but the advantage is you are away from the tourist crowds and living among the locals....which is the whole point. The space is excellent and perfectly laid out for 2-3 adult guests or a family of 4, with a master suite “wing” (bedroom, full bath, and office) which can be closed off from the rest of the house. The building is older, which means thick walls and superb ventilation from many windows, and the bedroom windows all look out on a large, lovely courtyard shared by several buildings, which is completely quiet at night (although some mornings a school or child care goes out to play around 0830, which is fun to see). There is a delightful antique cage elevator right outside in the hallway which makes access to the third floor home easy and quick (although we usually took the beautiful and roomy marble winding staircase instead). Peter is a gourmet chef and the kitchen shows it — very well laid out and every possible implement comes ready to hand. We enjoyed picking up produce from the local markets (it was chanterelle mushroom season, mmm) and cooking our dinners in the house after spending the expected fortune on Swedish restaurants for lunch. There is a major t-bana stop only ten minutes walk down Odengatan which provides access to the whole city, including airport and central train station transfers, and a beautiful (and architecturally significant) library to be seen along the walk. This is truly a fantastic base from which to explore the city, and we couldn’t have wished for a better host.