We had a great stay at Daniel’s apartment. Firstly, The neighborhood in Kungsholmen is low-key and more residential, which we loved. The street the apartment is tranquil and out of the way of any through traffic and one block away from accessing the park along the canal—an excellent spot for a run. The area is also quite central and easy to walk to most any of the main areas of Stockholm. If not, there is a lot of good public transportation from there.
In terms of restaurants and coffee shops, there are plenty nearby. We particularly loved the tiny coffee shop Cafe Rialto on the opposite side of the building. One of the best meals we’ve ever had in Sweden at Portal is a short 10-minute walk away across the bridge.
The apartment itself is ideal for 1-2 guests. My wife and I stayed for nine days, which perfectly suited our needs. We had to work a fair bit, and the kitchen island was helpful for setting up with a laptop. The bedroom is spacious, has closets on each side of the bed, and the entire apartment gets a lot of sunlight, particularly in the afternoon. The place has a washer/dryer, dishwasher, and new appliances (we didn't cook, but they are always nice to have). The building is also fantastic and feels secure and welcoming. Notably, we enjoyed the inner courtyard, which the apartment looks over. It often has people outside enjoying the sun, reading, or socializing but is never too loud. It has benches, tables, and grass, so it was very comfortable and provided a nice sanctuary.
Lastly, the best part of the stay was honestly dealing with Daniel. He was the most attentive and kind host I've experienced so far. At one point, we had a minor issue with the lock, and he was there within 15 minutes and quickly resolved it. He is kind, calm, and certainly goes out of his way to find a solution to whatever it may be. It was a pleasure sharing the apartment with Daniel, and I highly recommend it to anyone considering it