My husband and I stayed here for two nights in early May. We found the hotel easily (a 10-15min walk from the train station), but we were a bit confused by the entrance, which had an arrow and sign on it that the hotel entrance was around the corner. We wandered around the building until we saw people exit the... More

My wife and I spent the night here before boarding the Hurtigruten boat up the Norwegian coast. We interacted with several reception staff, and all were wonderfully friendly and helpful. They went out of their way, we felt, to help us (my wife was temporarily on crutches). We stayed in a room in the new section of the building, and... More

The hotel is centrally located down by the Bryggen area and right next to the Hanseatic museum. Fish market very close by. Don't be mislead by the unpretentious front door entrance appearance. It's a charming low-key hotel with friendly staff and a wonderful buffet breakfast with plenty to choose from. They have a great Mexican restaurant attached to the hotel... More

If you only have one night in Bergen -- as we did -- this is the place to stay for a special experience. It is in the old Hanseatic area (as the name kind of hints) and every room seems to have a charm of its own, with wood floors, beautiful wall papers, and extravagant bathrooms. The restaurant Finnegaard is... More

Booked this hotel because we were going to be in Bergen a day before catching the Hurtigruten ship north. Great location right in the center of town, close to the fish market and next door to the Hanseatic Museum. Only draw back was that the smells from the pizza place permeated the hotel. However, great room, pretty large by European... More

We arrived by rail and opted the walk from the station since the temperature was a balmy -3c. It was fairly easy to find, but the front door was a little harder. It's next to the Pepe's Pizza, so ignore the arrows on the doors. The reception space was cozy (that means small, but not that bad for Norway) and... More

An interesting hotel with lots of charm. The room was lovely. Bathroom was exceptional. The staff could not have been more helpful. Bergen, however, is VERY EXPENSIVE. More

I chose the Det Hanseatiske at the suggestion of a colleague in Bergen. I usually stay at one the chains in Norway- seen one, seem them all. It was an interesting place to stay and the room was first rate. The Det Hanseatiske is a merger of some very old buildings with some modern additions. The layout is a bit... More