Hotels With Wifi in Rogaland, Norway

"The room was a perfect size, and the bedding was very comfortable, including the duvet and pillows. The front desk was very attentive and patiently answered my numerous questions, especially regarding transportation to attractions and the airport shuttle bus pick-up location. Besides the room and attentive service, the hotel's overall appeal was its generous breakfast and prime location. The bus to Preikestolen and the airport shuttle are both within easy reach. You can ask the front desk for detailed ticket purchase and boarding instructions; they were very friendly and patient. I also forgot to mention that they offer a 24-hour coffee machine and complimentary soda water. Turn right after the front desk, and of course, there's no coffee machine or kettle in the room."

"The location is a bit in the middle of stavanger and sandness. But staff are friendly. It is a good choice when it comes to the price."

"The front desk service of the hotel is super intimate. I learned that we had to go to the pier to catch the boat early in the morning. We took the initiative to help inquire about the bus route. We informed the first shuttle time in detail. By the way, we inquired about the cost of the taxi. Let us choose What surprised me the most was the hotel's breakfast. I thought I had to go hungry in the early boat. I found that the hotel's breakfast started at 6 o'clock, and dozens of choices were full of dining tables. Very close to the airport, about 15 minutes walk. Figure 2 is the free-range sheep opposite the hotel entrance."

"The location is incredibly convenient. The airport shuttle and the Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) tour bus pick up and drop off right in front of the hotel. It's in the city center, with the bus terminal (where you catch the bus to Kjeragbolten/Kjerag Boulder) and the ferry terminal, along with many attractions and famous restaurants, all within a few minutes' walk. There's also a beautiful lake right across the street. The hotel is clean and tidy, and the room size is relatively large compared to other European hotels I've stayed in. The breakfast is very generous, and both the taste and quality are excellent."

"Wonderful hotel, very clean, nice staff. Breakfast is good, everything is very tasty. It is far from the center and from the sights, but if you have a car, it is not a problem. There is a parking lot with charging for the car. I recommend booking the hotel 🏠"

"This is the better hotel among the hotels I have stayed during my trip to Norway. It's value for money. The booking comes with an impressive buffet breakfast. The room is cozy and clean. They provide a bath mat in the bathroom and they clean your room everyday. Location is good. A few minutes to the train and bus station in Stavanger. Close to the Stavanger centrum. Will stay here again. Highly recommend."

"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"

"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 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."