“Great Boutique Hotel”

We had a junior suite on the 4th floor. The hotel is tucked away next to the Hanseatiske Museum down a short alley off the main street. It was very quaint and comfortable. The building is 310 years old. The bathroom was exceptional with arched clawfoot tub, separate glassed door shower, two lavatories and very high end facuets. The bed was very comfortable. While we did not eat there, it has a nice restaurant on the 2nd floor which offers a discount to people staying there. The front desk staff was very helpful. While they don't have a computer for guests to use, they did allow me to use the front desk computer for a few minutes in the evening to check in at the airport and to check my email. The location cannot get any better in Bergen. We were across the street from the fish market, and less than a block from nice shops and restaurants. The room was quiet but had no view, being on the back side of the building. We thought this was the nicest place we had stayed in in quite a while.

“loads of character”

The location couldn't be better: right on the Bryggen area and very close to the market, the funicular railway and the shopping centre. This is a wooden hotel with a real warren of rooms. Ours was roomy, with an excellent modern bathroom. The breakfast buffet was excellent. As others have commented, you will hear some noise from the streets at night, but this is to be expected given the location. Recommended!

“quaint little hotel in bergen”

great place to stay - except that the wifi internet did not work - the owner kept insisting it was a glitch with my laptop but in my stay in paris just prior to this hotel stay & also just subsequent to this hotel stay (at two different paris hotels) the wifi worked seamlessly on my laptop - so glith was definitely at the hotel - major setback having no in room internet access for a business traveler like myself!

“Vintage Bergen”

This is not your regular mainstream hotel. This aged boutique hotel has blended its elderly charm with modern upgraded washroom facilities. The glassed elevator was very much appreciated. Although a bit of a walk from the train station or airport bus dropoff its location is in the middle of it all, Fish market, Funicular, the water and their downtown. The included breakfast was located in a quaint heritage room with suitable and ample offerings. Worth the stay in this small coastal town. You should seek out dinner reservations elsewhere and in advance as the hotel did not have their own facilities.Many restaurants don't open on Sundays.

“Cool boutique that isn't up it's own ***”

Family owned and run by 2 brothers. Totally cool. Fun and helpful staff. Great location (you couldn't be more central) and comfortable rooms. Only issues were that there was no Wi-Fi in the rooms and the bathroom furnishings were a but 'too cool' to be functional resulting in insufficent shelf space for toiletries and water spraying everywhere.

“A friendly, centrally located boutique hotel”

The hotel is centrally located, 2 minutes walk to the cable car station and very close to the waterfront. Staff were very friendly and helpful. One morning we had to take an early ferry and would miss breakfast. When the staff found out she offered to serve us breakfast 1/2 hour early than the usual time. As advertised the hotel's got character. Some rooms are bigger and some are smaller as constrained by the original layout of the building but there's everything you need in the room. The staff are very attentive to your need. We thought Norway was very organized in their tourist industry so we tried to book everything in Bergen: like the Pulpit Rock tour. But the Bergen tourist office did not have much info on other areas so we had to wait till we're in Stavanger to get info and booking. So one should spare more time for making arrangment.

“auf den ersten Blick: geschmackvoll eingerichtet - am Ende bleibt ein "Geschmäckle"”

Zunächst beeindruckende Unterkunft in historischem Gebäude aber: die Beleuchtung im Zimmer zu verstehen war nicht so einfach: Nachttischlampen mit unfunktional angebrachtem Schalter am Kabel in Bodennähe, eine Birne defekt, dafür dimmbare Deckenleuchten über dem Bett, die wir erst spät entdeckten. Im Bad geht das Licht ca. alle 10 Minuten automatisch aus - sehr nervig, wenn man gerade in der wunderschönen Badewanne sitzt!! Außerdem wurde beim check-in bemerkt, wir hätten ein Zimmer mit zwei Einzelbetten (Twin beds) bestellt, ein Zimmer mit Doppelbett sei auch möglich, koste allerdings einen kleinen Aufpreis - "nur" 100 NOK! Im Zimmer hatte das "Doppel-Bett" mit Aufpreis dann ein gemeinsames Kopfteil aber zwei Matratzen! Auf der Rechnung am nächsten Tag stand dann Frühstück pro Person 50 NOK, was ja eigentlich inclusiv war.... wir hatten weder Zeit noch Lust uns vor Ort zu beklagen aber es ist ein "Gmäckle" geblieben....Schade! Auch frustrierend: kostenloses Hotel-Wii-Fi aber ohne Code und Passwort - da streikt mein Computer!

“Det Hanseatiske Hotel : un lieu historique protégé par l'UNESCO, un hotel confortable, personnalisé”

Situé idéalement dans le centre historique, tout proche du funiculaire pour Floien. Chambre très agréable, confortable, avec une décoration tout sauf impersonnelle, très raffinée.

“Idéalement situé, grand confort”

Chambre grande, déco très sympa Bien situé, attention pas de parking : se garer au parking qui se trouve à 2mn à pied (possiiblité de charger&décharger les bagages devant l'hôtel) 2 ou 3 restaurants sont rattachés à l'hôtel = ambiances différentes (pizza, tex mex, traditionnel) Personnel peu présent mais répond à toutes nos demandes si besoin Hôtel que je recommande fortement ! Vraiment un excellent séjour et il est situé aux portes du quartier Hanséatique, à 2mn du port :-)