Find hotels in Kalvsås from NT$2,756

"The hotel had very narrow beds and the room was very hot. The breakfast was “OK”. The restaurant had good food but with a waiter who didn’t know anything about the different dishes, wine alternatives or beers. He had to ask everything to the chef! After the main course, we ordered a dessert with some berries and when we saw it was “hjortron” (cloudberry) I said. “Oh, hjortron” as it was a positive surprise for me. Then ha said: “I don’t know but I can ask the chef”. Then I explained that we...

"Bra "

"Nice room and the breakfast is good... Perfect place for one night stop..."

"Amazing surroundings, great food!"

"Really smooth and easy check-in. Clean and nicely equipped room, good bed, lovely surroundings. Didn’t have our own shower which wasn’t clear when we booked but it worked out ok in the end - showers (two shared showers) were nice and clean and we didn’t have any problems getting access. And we did have our own toilet. Really nice breakfast which even included freshly made waffles with whipped cream and jam. Nice little shop there as well. Spoke with both a Finnish and an American couple at...

"Big rooms, kind staff"

"In progress for upgrading the hotel standard. Very kind and service minded staff. Good value! "

"Excellent property for a quiet stay."

"Valuta för pengarna. Lite äldre men rent ombonat. Lungt och skönt. Perfekt nära motorvägen "

"Second time we have been there and we will be back. Love the place and accessebility"

"Fanns bara frukost en dag av två, och väldigt lite när det fanns. Silverfiskar i badrummet. Hål i lakanen inget att rekommender, en ensam tjej gjorde allt själv på hela motellet"

"Our visit blessed us with amazing weather as a beautiful back drop to this gorgeous place. The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was so tasty and had a so many choices. The only thing I would not give 5 stars was the service at supper. The food was delish but we were shocked as the the lack of attention and help guiding us through the menu or suggestion local options. Perhaps it was the Swedish to be standoffish. "