Best Western St Svithun Hotell Reviews

Spacious room, everything very clean, good breakfast. Great facilities with everything you could need. Overall, a fantastic choice.

This hotel is a 10-minute bus ride from Stavanger bus terminal. Buses are frequent, and the stop is close by, making it easy to find. The breakfast is a bit basic for the price, but it's decent. Luggage storage is available, and the staff are relatively friendly.

Had a nice stay at the property, nice location, good facilities

Check in very nice service

Clean and good breakfast, sadly no hairdryer in the room

A simple but clean hotel attached to the university hospital. Close to the public transit, not far from city centre and major tourist attractions. Good wifi, sound proof rooms and strong water pressure for showers.

Clean and simple. Have to ask counter for a kettle. Do not get the food.

The room is clean and has all the necessary facilities. It is very close to the city center and not far from the airport. The transportation is convenient. It is a good choice for personal travel. In short, it is cost-effective.

This large hotel is located in Stavanger, Norway, a bit outside the city center, but it's still a 20-30 minute walk to the harbor. The rooms are clean, and guests can charge their batteries, enjoy breakfast, purchase snacks, and drinks. They also offer car rentals, so the service is excellent. Sightseeing options include Serakbolten and Freikettollen, and the intercity bus stop for these attractions is a 17-minute walk away. Be sure to bring a battery charger. Battery charging is not available, and the management office offers no assistance with charging. Be sure to bring a battery charger. Norwegian hotels are expensive, but breakfast is privately operated, so you have to pay extra for it. Meals cost around 30,000 won. Beachfront restaurants are known for their overpriced food. Food that doesn't look like ordinary food costs 40,000-50,000 won per person. Seafood dishes don't look that good, but they're only 8-10 won each. There are several bakeries around Cheorari, so if you go there and enjoy a variety of delicious breads, 20,000 won will suffice. There's also Korean food, such as a soybean paste stew set meal for 40,000-50,000 won. The Norwegian Hotel is expensive, but breakfast is privately run, so you have to pay for meals separately. Meals cost around 30,000 won. Beachside restaurants are extremely overpriced. Food that doesn't look that good costs 40,000-50,000 won per person. Seafood dishes don't look that good, but they're only 8-10 won each. There are several bakeries around Cheorari, so if you go there and enjoy a variety of delicious breads, 20,000 won will suffice. There's also Korean food, such as a soybean paste stew set meal for 40,000-50,000 won.

The hotel is simple and clean. There is a paid parking lot at the door, which is very convenient. What's special is that it shares the check-in counter with the hospital. However, the elevator requires a card to be activated, so it is considered safe. There is a simple restaurant and sales department on the first floor, which is convenient for supplies. It is not far from the city, so it is very convenient for us to go shopping in the city.

A decent hotel with convenient transportation. The location is not in the center, but there is a big supermarket nearby. The room is small and the facilities are a bit old. You need to ask the front desk for a kettle. There is no hair dryer.

Good staff, good facilities

This is my first time staying in a hotel converted from a hospital inpatient department. The foreigners really made good use of it. The conditions are OK. Norway is really expensive.

Sharing the lobby with the hospital, patients in wheelchairs are common