Stockholm, Sweden
Rooms & Suites
Ett Hem Rooms & Suites
Ett Hem currently publishes ten accommodation categories on its official SLH affiliation page. Standard Room is the only queen-bedded category; Superior Room through Residence Suite C publish king beds. Nine categories sleep two, while Residence Suite C alone is listed for four. The current cards do not publish room sizes, views, bathroom layouts, balconies, fireplaces, accessibility specifications, or connecting arrangements, so none should be assumed from category names or dated editorial descriptions. The headline calls the inventory 25 rooms, while hotel-hosted historical coverage describes 22 hotel rooms plus three residences; the current page does not separate those components.
10 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- Use the current card headings when booking: Standard Room and Superior Room are the official category names, while Double Room and Double Superior appear only as image-label aliases.
- Residence Suite C is the sole category currently listed for four guests. Every other category publishes a maximum of two, and no cot, rollaway, child-age, or connecting-room policy is printed.
- Ask reservations to confirm size, outlook, bathroom, balcony, fireplace, accessibility, and exact residence layout; the current cards do not publish any of them.
- The current headline says 25 rooms, while dated hotel-hosted coverage describes 22 hotel rooms plus three residences. Treat the total as a combined current inventory, not proof of 25 conventional rooms.
Category 1
Standard Room
Not published · 2 guests
The entry category is labelled “Double Room” in its image caption but headed Standard Room on the current card. It sleeps two in a queen bed; no size, outlook, bathroom, balcony, or access details are published.
- Queen bed
- Sleeps two
- Current card heading: Standard Room
- Image-label alias: Double Room
Category 2
Superior Room
Not published · 2 guests
This category is headed Superior Room and carries the image-label alias “Double Superior.” It sleeps two in a king bed, but the current card gives no size, outlook, bathroom, balcony, or accessibility detail.
- King bed
- Sleeps two
- Current card heading: Superior Room
- Image-label alias: Double Superior
Category 3
Double Deluxe Room
Not published · 2 guests
The Double Deluxe Room sleeps two in a king bed. Its current card does not publish dimensions, floor, view, bathroom fittings, fireplace, balcony, accessibility information, or how it differs physically from the Superior Room.
- King bed
- Sleeps two
- Current card image label: Double Deluxe
- Category-specific features not published
Category 4
Junior Suite
Not published · 2 guests
The current Junior Suite card promises a king bed for two but no dimensions or configuration. Dated hotel-hosted sources disagree on the old house’s Junior Suite count, so they are not used to assign current fireplaces, baths, or balconies.
- King bed
- Sleeps two
- Current category name: Junior Suite
- Current configuration not published
Category 5
Corner Suite
Not published · 2 guests
The Corner Suite sleeps two in a king bed. The card does not define its outlook, size, floor, living-room separation, bathroom, balcony, fireplace, or accessibility, so the word “corner” is the only current location cue.
- King bed
- Sleeps two
- Corner category
- Size and outlook not published
Category 6
Attic Suite
Not published · 2 guests
The Attic Suite is a king-bedded category for two. A dated house-hosted article describes an approximately 80-square-metre top-floor suite, but the current card prints no size and does not confirm that historical description maps to this category.
- King bed
- Sleeps two
- Attic category
- Current size not published
Category 7
Mezzanine Suite
Not published · 2 guests
The Mezzanine Suite sleeps two in a king bed. The current card does not state whether the layout is split-level, nor does it publish size, outlook, bathroom arrangement, balcony, fireplace, or accessibility information.
- King bed
- Sleeps two
- Mezzanine category
- Layout details not published
Category 8
Residence Suite A
Not published · 2 guests
Residence Suite A, labelled “Apt A” in its image, sleeps two in a king bed. Hotel-hosted coverage describes three residences collectively, but the current card does not assign a size, bedroom count, kitchen, workspace, or view to Suite A.
- King bed
- Sleeps two
- Image-label alias: Apt A
- Category-specific residence details not published
Category 9
Residence Suite B
Not published · 2 guests
Residence Suite B, labelled “Apt B” in its image, sleeps two in a king bed. Current material does not publish its dimensions, bedroom count, kitchen, workspace, view, accessibility, or a physical distinction from Residence Suite A.
- King bed
- Sleeps two
- Image-label alias: Apt B
- Category-specific residence details not published
Category 10
Residence Suite C
Not published · 4 guests
Residence Suite C is the only current category explicitly sleeping four and is shown with a king bed. Historical coverage says the largest residence has a second bedroom, but does not name A, B, or C, so that feature cannot be assigned here.
- King bed
- Sleeps four
- Image-label alias: Apt C
- Bedroom count and size not published
Ett Hem rooms FAQ
- How many accommodation categories does Ett Hem publish?
- Ten current categories are listed: three room categories, four suite categories, and Residence Suites A, B, and C.
- Which Ett Hem category sleeps four guests?
- Residence Suite C is the only current card that explicitly sleeps four; the other nine categories each publish a maximum of two.
- Which room has a queen bed?
- Standard Room publishes a queen bed. Every other current category lists a king bed.
- Are current room sizes and views published?
- No. The current cards do not print sizes or outlooks, and dated editorial dimensions cannot safely be assigned to today’s categories.
- Do the residence cards publish kitchens or bedroom counts?
- No. The current A, B, and C cards publish beds and occupancy only; their kitchens, workspaces, sizes, and bedroom counts are not mapped by category.
- Are connecting or accessible rooms identified?
- No current card identifies connecting configurations or accessible-room features, so both needs require direct confirmation before booking.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026