I can't recommend this hotel. It is all 80s, carpet flooring, well used......... more

We got a great price for a weekend here (think it was some sort of campain?!?). We where not sure what kind of hotel this was, but was positivly supriced when we checked in. It looked a little old on the outside, but the lobby and front desk looked very nice. We where greeted by a very pleasant girl who... more

Tromso feels a pricey place with a depresed Pound, so I was pleased to find this centrally located hotel at a decent price. The double room I booked was incredibly small even by Scandinavian standards. For three nights around the winter solstice when you're inclined to spend more time indoors than out this was a bit dispiriting, as was the... more

This hotel is kind of frozen in 1985. The interiors are not very impressing and my (single) room which I stayed in for five nights was really plain. There was no hotel information in the room and the double doors did not stop the noise from the corridor and other parts of the building. The bathroom was ok - clean... more

The room was small but good enough for one person attending an international conference. However, keep in mind that in May, it is still on the chilly side and there is no night! The complimentary breakfast is superb, just as the excellent pre-dinner served from 6 to 10 pm with a wonderful soup, different each evening. The staff is courteous... more

I can recommend this hotel. My family stayed here for 2 nights end-August 2001. We flew up from Oslo with SAS airlines. Room 318 is a large room (4 beds), ideal for a family. Hotel close to restaurants, main street, cinema and tourist attractions. Buffet breakfast excellent. Hotel web site is nordic and bookings can be made by e-mail. Our... more

Hotellet var ok men det är kanske Norges standard att betala så här mycket till ett sånt hotell. Ett hotell... more