Hotels in Bergen City Center, Bergen

This time I traveled to Norway, stayed for a total of 11 nights, stayed at 7 hotels, this is my second favorite hotel, the location is very good, very close to Bergen pier. The hotel decoration is ingenious, it is the most special in all the hotels I have stayed in. The interior decoration reminds me of Alice in Wonderland. It is really hard to imagine. It takes a lot of thought to decorate the hotel like this. But the fly in the ointment is that there is no table in the room, and there is no other trash can in the room except for a small trash can in the bathroom. I asked the waiter to help me get a trash can, and was stunned when I returned to the room because it was a huge trash can used in the lobby. I didn't like their breakfast, the choice was very small, and there was omelet that was hot, but I didn't like omelet that was cold for breakfast there was something cold to eat. I asked for a cappuccino, but there was a fishy smell.

It was a great stay at Opus.  The location is everything, the staff were wonderful especially Kartika who guided us on everything to do & eat in Bergen. She was v kind and helpful.  The breakfast had a great spread. And I would highly recommend this hotel.

The location is very convenient, within walking distance of everything. The front desk upgraded my room, which was much more spacious and comfortable. I requested a quiet room, and the hotel took note and arranged a room facing the courtyard, which was very quiet at night, and I slept very well. The hygiene facilities are about average for Scandinavia. Again, a reminder: when staying in Scandinavian hotels, bring your own toothbrush and slippers; this hotel also requires body lotion. The breakfast was delicious, with a wide variety of choices, and it starts very early, suitable for those catching a train or on a tour. Overall, a very comfortable stay, and I would stay again next time.

The room had a window and two twin beds pushed together. It wasn't large, but that's pretty standard for Europe and can't really be compared to hotels in China. The highlight was definitely the breakfast – it was incredibly rich and had a great variety of fruits like apples, pears, watermelon, and plums. Dinner and breakfast were served in the same place. Dinner was a bit pricey but absolutely delicious. We ended up eating there two nights and everything we ordered was fantastic, no duds at all. Tip: When dining here, they ask you to choose a tip percentage (5%, 10%, 15%, or skip) before you even get to the payment screen. The first time, I chose 15%, and the second time, 10%. I noticed other restaurants did this as well. The three dishes pictured were excellent; I didn't get photos of the others.

I originally booked a Deluxe City View Room with a balcony for two nights, from the 10th to the 12th. However, due to a canceled overnight train, I needed to check in a night earlier, so I booked a Standard Room for the 9th on the same day, as I would be arriving very late. Since the two bookings were for different room types, I checked out on the 10th and switched to the Deluxe City View Room with a balcony. But I was extremely disappointed! When I entered the deluxe room, I found it was exactly the same as the Standard Room I stayed in last night. So, I went to the front desk to inquire if there had been a mistake. Why were the deluxe and standard rooms identical? The front desk staff member who responded initially said he wasn't entirely sure, as he wasn't a permanent employee there and was just helping out (though his attitude was fine). After several inquiries, he told me that Room 306, which I was in, was indeed a Deluxe City View Room. I pointed out that the pictures on Trip.com showed a balcony, but my room didn't have one. He then told me that only three rooms in the entire hotel have balconies, and those balconies are shared with other rooms! I found this quite absurd! However, there were no other rooms available, and I didn't want to ruin my travel mood, so I reluctantly accepted it. If I hadn't added that extra night in the standard room at the last minute, I wouldn't have had a comparison and wouldn't have encountered this unpleasant experience. I don't know if this is a problem with the platform's information or with the hotel itself!

The hotel is in the core location, the location is excellent, a historical hotel for more than 100 years.

I had a wonderful stay. The staff were incredibly friendly and always greeted me with a warm smile. The room was spacious, comfortable, and had a beautiful view. The breakfast was also good with a nice variety of options. The only minor issue was that the toilet could have been cleaned more thoroughly. Other than that, everything was great. I would happily stay here again and recommend this hotel to others. I didn't take any photos of the hotel interior, but I've attached two photos of the beautiful view from th room.

Great clean, spacious serviced apartment, for a solo traveller. Both washing and drying machines (2 each) available in the building for use, which was very convenient after coming back from a few days of wild camping and outdoor adventures. One issued encountered was the room access through the phone - I had multiple instances where the room wouldn't unlock. Luckily a staff member was walking pass and issued a physical card for use.

The hotel's location is perfect for exploring Bergen on foot. There is a COOP supermarket nearby and few more others within walking distances which is very convenient. However, as the hotel concept is more SMART hotel so every process is done through machine including check in-out, luggage storage, etc.