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Hotell Onyxen

Hotell Onyxen

4.3/569 Reviews
Centrum
It's and old building, and you can see that in many things. The hotel is, for a better word, a bit quirky. I had a single room, so it was quite small. The room was very clean, good bed and fresly renovated clean bathroom - nothing to complain in the room. The street outside is busy, but the windows are also quite good. I don't think there is air-con, you have to open the window a bit for fresh air. Might be more of an issue in summer. Breakfast did not have a huge selection of everything, but all they had was high quality and tasty. The hotel staff was also kind and polite. Parking is not perfect, they want to park you car themselves, as they double-park. This also leads to bit of waittime when you want your car.
Clarion Hotel Draken

Clarion Hotel Draken

4.4/573 Reviews
Majorna-Linné
The room has just been renovated for a year, the facilities are perfect, the room on the 12th floor has a good view. The hotel lobby is great in design, with a lot of space and a lot of sofas. The breakfast was particularly rich.
Masthuggsterassens Vandrarhem - Hostel

Masthuggsterassens Vandrarhem - Hostel

2.6/58 Reviews
Majorna-Linné
We came here between friends for one night. Access is medium because pedestrian on a7 less 300 metres, to park the car, you will have either the paying street or a parking. The hotel is clean and the pleasant rooms. They are large enough. The shower and toilets are in the corridor but clean. The reception is open for all times. A good plan is not too expensive.
City Hotell Avenyn

City Hotell Avenyn

3.2/57 Reviews
Centrum
Stayed for one night in July 2023 with my husband. Check-in was smooth, friendly front desk receptionist explained everything we needed to know for the stay. The room was nice and clean, with the amenities you expect from a city centre hotel. In our room were three single beds, reading lights, a window with blackout curtains, a small desk and chair, side tables, a wardrobe, a full-length mirror, smart TV. The bathroom had a good size shower with good water pressure and temperature, a toilet and a sink. No place to put toiletries, but that was not a problem for us. Breakfast consists of scrambled eggs, sausages and beans, toast, rolls, ham and cheese, various sweet spreads, boiled eggs and fresh-cut vegetables, cereals, juice and coffee. Good selection of breakfast staples. Positive: The hotel is dog friendly, we met a gorgeous labrador at breakfast. So, if you are not a dog lover you may want to check your surroundings. Accessibility can be a challenge at the hotel, as there are steps up from street level to reception. There is a lift but it's small, a wheelchair user may find it difficult to get in and out. The restaurant where breakfast is served is in the basement and consists of several small rooms joined together, and a person with mobility issues may struggle to get around all the nooks and crannies.
STF Hostel Stigbergsliden

STF Hostel Stigbergsliden

4/544 Reviews
Majorna-Linné
Not trusting the photos, the interior has recently been refurbished it is very beautiful and super clean. Common spaces perfect, perfect room and comfortable. Great outdoor spaces. Breakfast very well provided. Heat home. Go closed your eyes !
Upper House

Upper House

4.7/537 Reviews
Centrum
The hotel has a good view, the spa is very open and comfortable, and it is free. You can also participate in yoga classes for free. Breakfast is not very rich, but it is enough, and you can order meals now, very good.

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Gothenburg Travel 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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