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Hotel Villan

Hotel Villan

3.2/544 Reviews
Lundby
This hotel is also our favorite hotel, right on the pier, can eat breakfast to see the sea, very comfortable. Breakfast is also a typical Swedish breakfast, I like it anyway. The room is small, compared to other hotels. I think the extra bed is allowed, parking is very convenient. There is only one question I need to remind everyone, if English and Swedish are not very good, I do not recommend this hotel. Our plane arrived at Gothenburg Airport at eleven o'clock in the evening and arrived at the hotel is already twelve o'clock. The hotel did not have a reception desk, the door was closed, we were lucky, just one of the guests came back, we went into the door together. Then you see the hotel in Swedish message saying that after 11pm, you check in to call the hotel, pay attention to the Swedish phone number. Respond to you saying that your room key is in a box at the front desk, then you open the door with your own key to sleep. Very European-style hotel management, most of the in-house guests are foreigners. It is recommended that guests booking this hotel should check in during the day.
Radisson Blu Riverside Hotel Gothenburg

Radisson Blu Riverside Hotel Gothenburg

4.2/567 Reviews
Lundby
Awesome hotel. Although 2,0 km from city center, there is a very nice ferry connecting to city center. Parking is a liitle bit expensive (150 sek per 24h). Parking is very difficult in nearby areas (I recommend parking in the garage and pay the 150 sek).
Quality Hotel 11 & Eriksbergshallen

Quality Hotel 11 & Eriksbergshallen

3.9/568 Reviews
Lundby
I really like this hotel. I always book it every time I went there and never let me down. Hotel location is very good, close to the port, after breakfast, you can take a walk at the pier, the air is very good. It takes a two-minute walk to take the ferry to the city centre. It is very convenient, and it is expensive to take a ferry. The breakfast was very rich, the Swedish breakfast, there was no hot water before, but there was hot water. Can be an extra bed, but to pay, the specific price is not clear. The parking lot is very convenient, but the cost is quite high. There are small supermarkets around the hotel, there are quite a few restaurants, and the hotel also has a restaurant that tastes good.
Clarion Hotel the Pier

Clarion Hotel the Pier

4.6/574 Reviews
Lundby
It’s very rare you find a hotel that checks all the boxes but this is it for me. Had the friendliest welcome when arriving at a late hour. The check in was quick, easy and I was in my room in no time. I’d forgotten adapters for my electrical items, the hotel was like no problem. Turns out the rooms have USB and USB-C plugs in the rooms so was covered. Moving onto the room. I had the best sleep ever. Perfect climate control. Wonderful views to wake up to and just every little detail was just amazing. After a delicious breakfast (lots of choice, Swedish and international cuisine), I explored the hotel further, the gym looks really good (I didn’t use it… just told myself I should have) and they also had a sauna. Moving outside, the location. The freshest air ever (it was nice to breath there) and literally just over the water from the city centre. If you like to walk, it’s perfectly acceptable however as I travelled with people who don’t like to walk, the hotel directed us to a bus stop one minute away. Literally two stops later, you’re in the centre. The hotel pointed out the work being done on the water front. There’ll soon be the option of getting back and forth that way. Finally, the team. It’s clear that this hotel clearly has the customers at the heart of what they do. Everyone I spoke to was warm, friendly and open to sharing hints and tips to make our stay in Gothenburg magical. And it was… EVERYONE needs to visit this wonderful city. I’m already planning my next trip and I will definitely stay again at this hotel.

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Number of Hotels415
Number of Reviews4,534
Lowest Price$26
Highest Price$995
Average Price (Weekdays)$164
Average Price (Weekends)$181

Gothenburg Lundby Hotel Guide

Why Visit Gothenburg?

Gothenburg is Sweden’s 2nd largest city, located on the west coast, and houses the largest port in the Nordic countries. The birthplace of Volvo has long been known for its sustainability, history, transportation, nature, and cinnamon buns.

The Best Time to Visit Gothenburg

Daylight lasts up to 18 hours 5 minutes in the summer, and only approx. 6 hours 32 minutes in the winter. Hottest months are between May and August, with temperatures averaging between 60–65°F. Coldest months are between November and March, with temperatures averaging between 18–24°F. Snow falls from December to March.

Getting Around Gothenburg

From the Airport

Goteborg Landvetter Airport (GOT), the 2nd largest airport in Sweden, is 13 miles away from downtown Gothenburg. It’s the only major airport serving Gothenburg.

Airport bus services Flygbuss and Flixbus can reach Gothenburg city center in 20 minutes. Buses are located directly outside the check-in hall. Flygbuss prices start at approx. US$14 and Flixbus prices start at around US$8.50.

The taxi counter can be found outside Arrivals. The taxi journey from Goteborg Landvetter Airport (GOT) to downtown Gothenburg costs approximately US$55. Credit card payment is widely accepted for most taxi services.

Public Transport in Gothenburg

Public transport tickets are integrated and can be used for taking trams, buses and boats. Tickets have to be purchased ahead of time at any Vasttrafik kiosk or on the To Go app. Single tickets cost US$3.55.

The bike sharing service Styr & Stall is widely available in Gothenburg.

Electric scooters are also available for rent via the app Voi. Fees start at US$1.20, with US$0.35 increments every minute. Don’t forget to always wear a helmet!

Things to Do in Gothenburg

The Gothenburg Museum of Art has 3 stars in the Michelin Green Guide, and houses some of the finest Nordic collections dating from the 15th century.

Spend the day island-hopping around the Gothenburg archipelago, located less than an hour from the city center. Activities are aplenty, so you’ll never get bored.

The Garden Society of Gothenburg is one of the best preserved 19th century parks in Europe. A few tram stops down is the Gothenburg Botanical Garden, home to approx. 16,000 different species of flora.

Visit the Liseberg Amusement Park and experience thrilling rides and roller coasters. Every Halloween, the park is transformed into a spooky adventure zone. The park also hosts the biggest Christmas market in Sweden, attracting locals and tourists alike.

Take a stroll down the historic Haga District, one of Gothenburg’s oldest neighborhoods, dating back to the 17th century. Stop by a local café and enjoy a fika break with a cup of coffee and cinnamon bun. Find the most breathtaking views of the city from Skansen Kronan, located in the southeast area of Haga.

We highly encourage seafood lovers to visit the Feskekorka Fish Market. The largest market is housed in a church-like building where you’ll find a variety of local fish specialties and excellent seafood restaurants.

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