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“Nice hotel, great price !”

It's a pretty basic hotel, which for the price is actually really great. They include breakfast, light dinner all inclusive, which in a place as expensive as Norway is kinda wild for the price. Which excuses a lot of issues, namely the bed is really cheap, the mattress very saggy, room was quite h… more

It's a pretty basic hotel, which for the price is actually really great. They include breakfast, light dinner all inclusive, which in a place as expensive as Norway is kinda wild for the price. Which excuses a lot of issues, namely the bed is really cheap, the mattress very saggy, room was quite hot. Everything was very clean though. Great parking (though expensive) and everyone seemed very friendly.

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“Great value for money”

The hotel is in a good location, a short walk away from the Gågata pedestrian area with its restaurants and shopping. It's a much longer trek to the ski jump area which is definitely worth a visit when the jumpers are practicing. Parking in the hotel's garage is 250 NOK per night (you need to res… more

The hotel is in a good location, a short walk away from the Gågata pedestrian area with its restaurants and shopping. It's a much longer trek to the ski jump area which is definitely worth a visit when the jumpers are practicing. Parking in the hotel's garage is 250 NOK per night (you need to reserve space in advance). We actually parked outside the hotel on the street and used the EasyPark app to pay (the fee was minimal as parking was free from 5pm to 9am). Our basic room was a fairly standard size but with a nice shower room...and it was spotlessly clean. The only issue was the lack of air-conditioning. Unusually, our booking rate included both breakfast and dinner. Breakfast was a decent spread and in fact better than we had experienced in many more expensive hotels, whilst dinner turned out to be a Tex-Mex buffet. It was more than adequate and great value for money given the very reasonable rate that we had paid. The hotel has a small gym and sauna too, and lots of outdoor terrace seating. In the afternoon, they serve complimentary cake with tea or coffee (tea/coffee are freely available at anytime). Overall, we enjoyed our one night stay at this hotel.

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“Average budget hotel.”

Clean with small rooms, a pleasant staff and nice breakfast. Efficiently and inexpensively appointed. Very utilitarian. Location is good for exploring Lillehammer. Shower is extremely tiny and I am a small person. Towels are thin. No cloth bath mat provided. Adequate.

“Mediocre Hotel”

Apparently the hotel caters to bus tours and does not have the space and facilities to handle the morning breakfast rush. The breakfast buffet was a zoo with everyone trying to eat at the same time around 7:00. They only had one coffee machine for all the patrons. The Hotel faces a busy street so … more

Apparently the hotel caters to bus tours and does not have the space and facilities to handle the morning breakfast rush. The breakfast buffet was a zoo with everyone trying to eat at the same time around 7:00. They only had one coffee machine for all the patrons. The Hotel faces a busy street so that there was a lot of noise as we were trying to sleep. Also they did not have blackout curtains. The towels were threadbare. They offer a free dinner which did not appear appetizing so we ate elsewhere.

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