Stavanger Hotels with Wifi

There was a very friendly lady at the reception she was very very good, she sounded abit spanish probably Elena? She was probably the best part of the hotel. The hotel is very basic. Good location but no parking facility. The room was extremely small so was abit surprised. The TV was not smart so you are stuck with some channels.

The hotel is very large and is located outside of Stavanger. Compared to parking in the city center, it is much cheaper and more convenient. There is a large supermarket next to it. It is very comfortable to buy a midnight snack and go back to the room for a drink. It is also very convenient to go out of the city to the Pulpit Rock and the Miracle Stone.

The location is superb, take the fb40 bus driver from the airport to stop you at the nearest place, walk 7 minutes to the hotel, the environment is beautiful, walk the ancient city, walk to the sermon stone, and the bus rail station for 10 minutes

Even though I checked in late, he was happy to welcome me. Breakfast is good and the altar rock is close. Recommended if it is cheap.

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.

950 yuan, high cost performance. It only takes 37 minutes to get to Pulpit Rock because it passes through the world's longest Subsea Road tunnel, which is 14.4 km long and opened in 2019. Before that, you had to take a ferry.

This hotel is very cost effective. First of all, the location is very good, there is a parking lot suitable for self-driving, not far from the city center, the pier, the ancient city (I walk about 15-20min); secondly, the hotel's breakfast is very rich; the hotel's facilities are relatively new, the layout is very warm, Cost-effective.

A lovely little apartment situated very close to Stavanger City Centre. Beautifully appointed, very comfy furniture (esp beds and sofa). Lots of plug sockets. Good wifi. Nice kitchen with easy to figure out appliances. Good shower with plentiful hot water. Very clean. 2 of 3 light bulbs in the bathroom went: they were fixed within hours of my reporting it, so excellent service. The only thing to note is that it has 2 double beds, but not enough cutlery for 4. Some glasses for drinks (water / beer / wine) would have been good too: drank a beer from a mug like a student!! But I will absolutely stay there again when I travel. Really glad I found it.

Breakfast was great and we liked our room. However, less than 24 hours after we checked out, I realized I’d forgotten my new North Face jacket in the closet in our hotel room. I called the hotel and they told me to email a picture of the jacket, which I immediately did. Since we were still in the area, we returned to the hotel. The ladies at the front desk said my jacket had been found and they were just trying to locate it and asked us to wait. We waited for an hour. They said they couldn’t find my jacket. Several of the ladies contradicted each other each time we asked them what was going on and why it was taking so long. They finally said the jacket couldn’t be located. They were supposed to follow up and tell me what they would do to make this right. The hotel never followed up. One of their employees called and said the hotel wasn’t going to do anything about it and told me she was calling from her personal phone. Sadly, there are some dishonest employees working at this hotel and someone took my brand new jacket that I’d only worn once since I bought it that week.

This hotel is perfectly located for our train journey to Stavanger. It's close to the city center, and thanks to the escalator in the shopping mall, the steep stairs and streets aren't much of an issue. The service is absolutely top-notch; the staff are incredibly kind and go above and beyond. The rooms aren't huge, and a bit of maintenance wouldn't hurt here and there, but everything is functional and clean. The beds are very comfortable. However, it's not a cozy place; there's a lot of concrete and dark colors, and the lighting wasn't very practically placed, leaving some dark spots. Unfortunately, there's no nice view of Stavanger. The breakfast is excellent with delicious options. We were able to have an early bird breakfast at 5:00 AM on our departure day, which was incredibly convenient.