Cabinn Scandinavia

"Ok, so it’s small. But what more can you possibly need. Ours had 4 single beds of which 2 on the room level, 1 at head level & 1 in an attic space. The 2 upper beds being perfect for children ( they would love it ) Beds very comfortable, no air-con, but we had the window open all night ( lovely ) Checking in at reception was painless, probably the quickest I ever known. Everyone so helpful. Breakfast buffet was cheap & fairly good, much easier than trying to find somewhere out in the city. Luggage storage available at No Extra Cost. That’s a bonus. Really no complaints at all. Well done ………….. The Cabinn team"

"The room was too small, you barely had any walking space. The bunk beds were dangerous and you needed a dyi staircase to get up there and if someone wanted to go to the toilet in the night he would most probably fall off. The toilet was made for toddlers and you needed a PHD in engineering to figure out the sink/shower system because the first time i tried washing my hands i showered with my clothes on. Recommended only if you plan staying only to sleep and max 2 people. The bunk beds are not it."

"I have to admit I made a huge mistake. I didn’t understand actually the name Cabinn means literally like cruise cabin size rooms. The family room for four has width of a bed and length of a bed plus a desk, so there is no room to move. All these space problems become tiny when one opens bathroom. Shower space is part of where sink is. Shower floor is the same floor with bathroom. So it will stay wet after shower and you can’t use it. Nobody took showers as a result. Basically this concept cannot be considered as a hotel room with private bath, because the room is so small, people have to be in bed to let others sit (not even room to stand). And bathroom is non existent. I would rather stay in hostels next time. I would give a negative rating if I can."