At Six - Stockholm
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What hotel(s) are you talking about with $2500+? : The $2900 rate, whether anyone paid it or not, that got famous on this forum was not in Stockholm, not in Copenhagen, but in Bergen, Norway.
I dropped that "$2900" thread link into this thread not because it was about Stockholm, but because the OP was bringing up low redemption values for their Scandinavian stays overall.
I dropped that "$2900" thread link into this thread not because it was about Stockholm, but because the OP was bringing up low redemption values for their Scandinavian stays overall.
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Recently had another stay at this hotel, but never a stay on Choice points.
The hotel has nice rooms for the price range in Stockholm, and the service is about typical for such hotels. Other than the relatively dark hallways and the location not being a plus for me, I would say this hotel is as good as any Nordic Choice property in central Stockholm. The hotel has a sort of dark eroticism aesthetic. Breakfast is not included for all guests at this hotel, although the hotel frequently (but not always) adds it in for me on a complimentary basis regardless of my rate. While the buffet breakfast at this Nordic Choice hotel has higher quality pastries and some other items, the selection is far more limited than what the Clarion hotels in Stockholm include.
The hotel has nice rooms for the price range in Stockholm, and the service is about typical for such hotels. Other than the relatively dark hallways and the location not being a plus for me, I would say this hotel is as good as any Nordic Choice property in central Stockholm. The hotel has a sort of dark eroticism aesthetic. Breakfast is not included for all guests at this hotel, although the hotel frequently (but not always) adds it in for me on a complimentary basis regardless of my rate. While the buffet breakfast at this Nordic Choice hotel has higher quality pastries and some other items, the selection is far more limited than what the Clarion hotels in Stockholm include.
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Just finished a stay here,very nice hotel 5 minutes from
Central train station. Fantastic use of Amex Platinum Fine Hotel 200 credit. Hotel was around 250 night and you get 200 off plus breakfast and 100 for food!! Location cannot be beat and hotel had a nice modern vibe
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What kind of upgraded room did you get assigned at check-in on the Amex FHR rate?
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Also, how was the breakfast? Stockholm is not a cheap city so any additional value I can find I'm all for!
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What room did you originally book if you don't mind me asking? I am considering doing a 6 night stay here in September and really can't decide if it's the right call over the Grand Hotel or the Bank Hotel. Bank Hotel is not FHR but looks like it gets great reviews.
Also, how was the breakfast? Stockholm is not a cheap city so any additional value I can find I'm all for!
Also, how was the breakfast? Stockholm is not a cheap city so any additional value I can find I'm all for!
The Bank includes breakfast if doing a Hyatt point stay there, but they may be a bit more miserly with upgrading me at times than The Six.
For reasons of location, and even as location may be a case of YMMV, I prefer Grand and Bank more than The Six.
The Grand is the place where they are most into assigning me rooms as if “you are just your rate”, at which point it may just make sense to go for the SLH Bank booking instead.