Göteborgs Mini-Hotel

Göteborgs Mini-Hotel occupies a tall older building on Tredje Långgatan — the third of Linné's 'Three Long Streets' (Första, Andra, Tredje Långgatan), which together form Gothenburg's densest bar and nightlife strip. The hostel is two minutes on foot from Järntorget, five from Feskekörka fish market, and surrounded by places like Pustervik, Jazzå, and Bar Bruno that show up in every guide to the city.

The format is different from the other Gothenburg hostels: no dorms, only small private rooms. The category 'single', 'double' and 'twin' exist; most share bathrooms on the corridor. That makes it a budget-hotel more than a backpacker hostel — solo travelers who want privacy over social energy, couples who don't need an ensuite, business trips prioritising postcode.

Reviews consistently praise the location, the price, and the number of bathrooms (four per floor, little queue). They also flag the building's quirks: corridors are dimly lit, stairs are old and steep (no lift), rooms are small and some face an inner courtyard with limited light. The kitchen is adequate and clean; breakfast is available at around 85 SEK. Staff are described as helpful but the reception is sparsely staffed — don't expect travel recommendations beyond the obvious. Key-card entry after hours.