Best way - Best way to get around Stockholm. to see some of the sights The tour is quite nice and informative.

Excellent experience. - We were able to see a lot of the major interesting places in Stockholm, the Vasa and ABBA museums too.

Overall not bad - It's a good way to travel around the main attractions of the city..especially if you have short time to roam. Get the updated map of the route so that you could get the correct route. Initially was using the older route provided by hotel reception. The entire 20-23 stops takes approx.an hour and 30-45 mins with some waiting time at each stop.

Okay but you need to know where to stop!! - It was a great way to see the city. Would have better had they cleaned the outside windows!! Couldn't see out very well. Also the driver did NOT stop at the stops automatically and nothing said we had to signal him to stop....so we missed several stops we wanted to get on/off at. Also the driver kept turning on his music competing with the tour. Not sure I recommend the red bus in the off-season!!!!

Overpriced - Really limited information on Stockholm on the audio guide in comparison to other companies like Big Bus and City Sightseeing. We like to use these hop on hop off buses to get an overview of the city and learn some of the history but we feel like we were listening to hold music most of the time. It was also -9 degrees outside and the bus was freezing as the top deck only had a tarpaulin pulled over it. There was heat coming out of the vents but it did little to warm us. Overall not worth the amount they charged - I would have been ok with it if it was half the price but for $50AUpp I feel like I got ripped off!

Once and never again - Uncomfortable and cramped buses. Cold in the bus. Little information, constant music. Poor value for money! It's better to use Stockholm with a normal bus and a book to find out for yourself!

overpriced - Extremely expensive and unreliable service as timetables are not always respected. At certain times it is very crowded so you cannot go up

Stranded without map or timetable - Probably the worst hop on hop off I've done in four continents! It starts late at 10am and the stops are not at all clearly marked. We tried to pick it up at stop 19 (concert hall) and although the building is at a crossroads with bus stops all over the place, there's no clue that the actual stop for the building is pretty much two blocks away. The paper and online maps are both useless as although the stops are indicated, the route is not so you can't even work out which street the bus might come along to give you a slight chance of catching it. There is no kind of timetable to give you any clue how many minutes into the route the stops are. Even a rough idea would have helped. Having waited in the wrong place for over an hour as we didn't know any better, we walked to stop 2 at the opera house. Here we found not only a marked stop but also a very pleasant young man able to tell us where the bus was and how long it would be. The online booking system works well, it's certainly quick to take your money, but apart from that you're on your own! Commentary ok, too much music and not nearly enough info to convince you Stockholm isn't rather boring. It's not. It's a lovely place but if you're going somewhere specific then you're better off on regular public transport.

Disappointed - Bought a 3-day pass. Couldn’t find bus first day and no response from customer service. Tried again 2. day, ticket not valid. Still no answer from customer service. Not a very happy customer!

The worst Hop on Hop Off experience I have ever had - I’ve been on hop on hop buses in many cities across 3 continents as this was my worst experience by far. In my opinion these tours live or die based on the route and the commentary. This failed on both counts. Add to that a driver on his phone for 20 minutes and I cannot recommend this operator. I don’t know whether the traffic was particularly light on the Saturday we went on it but having picked us up at the Ice Bar stop the bus crawled along over the next 3 stops well below the average speed of the traffic until we stopped for about 10 mins at the stop #1. Throughout this time all that we were offered over the audio was a bit of music and a welcome message – surely there was something to say at these stops, especially City Hall, otherwise what’s the point of stopping there? On top of that the system had rebooted at least 3 times along the way. Our journey carried on pretty much in the same way until we got off at Stop 11 for the museums. Along the way at best, we had been offered no more than about 20 sentences about the harbour, the Royal Palace, the museum area etc. When we hopped back on at Stop 13 (opposite stop 11) we gave up on the audio. Instead for the next 20 minutes we listened o the driver chat to someone over his phone constantly. It wasn’t the office as he wasn’t speaking Swedish or English. I thought he was talking when he passed us at Stop 11 so I wondered if his mind was truly on the job. Then just to pad the tour out and I suspect to gain krona from The Hard Rock the bus takes, what appears to be a massive detour after Stop 17 to go on a loop and eventually stop at Hard Rock. A waste of 10 -15 minutes