STF Göteborg/Stigbergslidens Vandrarhem

I was at that hostel back in April and I want to highlight the effort and helpfulness of Sofia! When I couldn’t find my passport she supported me by giving me ideas and guidance! She was a 10 out of 10! Thanks Sofia for being so helpful! I really appreciate it! The hostel was super cool too! Hopefully see you soon! Ali

I had a fantastic stay at this property! It's very cozy and just 15 minutes from the center, making it super convenient. The rooms are clean, and the kitchen is well equipped, perfect for preparing meals. The lounge room and garden are both very nice and relaxing, great for unwinding after a long day. Hanna at reception was amazing—when I arrived soaked from driving several hours in the rain, she was incredibly helpful and gave me access to the facilities for a hot shower, even before check-in time. As a solo traveler, I also loved that I got the chance to meet new friends during my stay, which was a huge plus. Highly recommended!

Very nice hostel for the price! During my stay it was always clean. The toilets are nice because they are in a proper room, not stalls. The staff was also very kind

Rooms are nice and spacious. Sheets are clean, but the comfort layer on my particular bed is not clean (there were flakes, I hope they're just from food and not from someone's scalp...) Lockers are quite small, and bring your own padlock. Toilets and shower rooms are outside of the rooms AND SEPARATE. There's a big unisex shower, or a women-only cubicle showers. They are both okay! There's a spacious living room and a kitchen! Breakfast is available add-on (didn't take it). Internet connection is wonderful in my room. Service is also nice! The location is a bit far from the Centralen, but quite a walkable distance to Haga, with tram stops and a Hemkop nearby. Paid SEK279/night for a 6-female dorm.

If you are a person who stays in hostels then you will love this gem in Gothenburg. Clean, friendly, location is great with many hip bars near by.

Location: Easily accessible via trams 3, 9, and 11 from central Gothenburg. There's a Hemköp nearby for grocery shopping, along with many nice cafes and pizzerias in the area. Service: The staff are very friendly and reachable by phone or email. They keep you updated on any changes to reception hours and are very flexible in accommodating requests. For example, when I asked for a lower bed, the receptionist, Jane, opened a new room for me. Breakfast is available for 110 SEK. Bed sheets are included, but towels are charged an additional 40 SEK. Facilities: There are showers and toilets in every section, and I never experienced any wait time. The facilities were always clean during my stay. There is also a wheelchair-accessible toilet. The hostel has two sections; one of them includes a common room and a small but well-equipped kitchen. The backyard is a peaceful escape from the noise of the roads and trams, with plenty of benches where you can socialize with other travelers. I met many backpackers and cyclists there. Breakfast is served in a room near the reception, and you can get coffee and tea all day for 30 SEK. Rooms: I stayed in a 4-bed dorm. The room was very small, and the beds were short and narrow. There are lockers in the room, but you'll need to bring your own padlock. Price: Probably the cheapest option in Gothenburg.

Can take 3/9/11 tram from Gothenburg central station to get here. Two mins walk from the tram stop. I stayed on the first floor, needed to go up, no elevator, luckily my suitcase was not heavy😂 One thing I was shocked about was 10-20 rooms (each room maybe 4-6 persons) shared 3-4 toilets and bathrooms lol

The rooms were cozy and the communal kitchen and dorm provided an wonderful opportunity to bond with other travellers. The staff were friendly and helpful.