Hotels With Breakfast in Vestland, Norway

The reception staff are friendly and helpful. It takes 15 minutes to walk to the train station and light rail station for the airport. The breakfast is good. We came back after away for the 3-day Norway in a Nutshell tour. We left our suitcases in the hotel storage room while we were away and travelled relatively hand-free.

A good choice to stay at Voss as it is next to the train station, bus terminal and gondola station. You can take a walk along the beach just across the road after filling yourself with a great breakfast. There is a takeaway Japanese food shop nearby and the salmon sushi is tasty.

The hotel boasts a fantastic location, right next to a Nio car dealership and just outside the fish market. Bryggen is only a few minutes' walk away, making it incredibly convenient. We even had a direct view of the landmark Bryggen from our room window. Parking is available in a large lot just a couple of blocks away, offering plenty of spaces, including many for electric vehicle charging. I'd recommend using the EasyPark app, which allows you to set and adjust your parking duration conveniently from anywhere. Our room size was decent, though the amenities were quite basic. I also noticed a higher proportion of female staff. On our check-in day, a weekend, we found the sliding window in our room wouldn't close. The lovely lady at the front desk explained that maintenance staff were off on weekends but kindly offered to try and fix it. She couldn't, but fortunately, I managed to tinker with it and get it working myself. Breakfast was relatively generous. They were quite punctual about clearing everything away at closing time – perhaps a bit eager to finish their shift. We had booked for two nights. However, on our first night, we were on a road trip and unfortunately missed the last ferry due to misjudging our time. The hotel refused to refund the cost of the first night, so we ended up checking in only on the second morning. Shower gel and shampoo are provided in the room, but remember to bring your own slippers and toothpaste. The shower enclosure is quite simple, so be mindful when showering (as water might splash out).

The scenery is beautiful and the outdoor atmosphere is great; you could definitely stay here for several days and join their organized activities. The rooms are clean, but you have to pay extra for duvet covers and towels, put them on yourself, and then take them off when you leave, as it's self-checkout. The breakfast is plentiful, and in Norway, a breakfast alone can cost a lot, so it offers good value for money. There's also an affordable supermarket right outside. The only downside is the remote location, and Norwegian public transport is very expensive. Travelers with luggage who need to go to the city or city center for transfers should consider this carefully. Overall, it's excellent value for money; there's really nothing to complain about.

The room size was decent, with modern decor. The bed was a typical small Norwegian size (not the hotel's fault, all beds I've encountered in Norway have been this size). The hotel is very close to the train station. I parked my car in the multi-story car park next to the station, gave my license plate to the front desk, and they said there was a discount, but I'm not sure how much. I parked for less than 24 hours, about 18 hours, and it cost me over 220 [currency]. Breakfast was plentiful, and the hotel was quite busy, with tour groups staying there. Check-in and check-out were smooth. The hotel is located in the city center, and all city attractions are within walking distance.

The hotel is located in the town of Nur Hemsson, directly opposite the lake. It is a good drive for the Hardangerfjord in 20 minutes by car. The old building that lived is old, the facilities are a bit old, the rooms are large, and there is free parking. Staying at the hotel, taking a walk in the town, reading at the lake, is very pleasant. This town is worth living.

The hotel is in a good location. You can walk to most attractions from the door. It is a bit far from the train station. It is inconvenient to walk with luggage. It is about a 20-minute walk. However, it is quite far from the airport. Taking a taxi is quite expensive. Four people per car Calculated, the fare is about 800 yuan. There is an airport bus that can take you out of the city center. The fare is 220 yuan per person, which is surprisingly expensive. The breakfast is rich and the food is of good quality. In this super expensive city, the price of this hotel is reasonable. Reasonable!

The hotel is located on the commercial street in the center of Bergen. It is surrounded by businesses and is very convenient to walk to the fish market at the port. It is very convenient to go to the airport from here, you can take the tram directly, and the cost is cheap. The room is relatively large, with a kitchen and tableware inside, but there is actually no chance to use it, because it is more convenient to eat outside.

The room is clean and well decorated. The breakfast is rich and the restaurant has local characteristics. The taxi service is very good. The service for people who don't have time to eat breakfast needs to be improved.

The location is so close to Bryggen, the UNESCO world heritage site, and there are many food options around in this area. Their breakfast was so delicious (especially salmon) and the room was clean and warm. I can highly recommend this hotel.