Business Hotels in Norway from NT$2,965

"Can be cleaner "

"Superbly located by the central station & waterfront & easy to get to. The staff were all so professional & helpful. The room had a fantastic view of the fjord which was an added bonus. To top it all the breakfast is very comprehensive & provides a great start to the day."

"A nice hotel, fantastic location. Generally quite clean, but could do with a good hoover in public spaces and room. Staff are friendly and polite. Food in restaurants and breakfast excellent. Gym, pool and sauna quite good for a hotel."

"Central by name and it lives up to that. I always stay here, modern, clean, handy and consistently priced. Just wish they’d recognise my loyalty to the hotel on their owners programme (Strawberry)"

"Good value. It was quiet in March. Rooftop area which would be nice in summer but saw the northern lights from."

"Great and convenient place for a stay near the airport. Shuttle is very convenient and easy. Stag"

"The location is excellent and very close to the Lakefront in Bergen and central station is 10 minutes walk as well. The breakfast was a 10/10 with lots of healthy varieties of fruits, smoothies, oat porridges and of course all other varieties typically available in a continental breakfast. Staff were very friendly . "

"If you are not expecting the Ritz but want affordable, clean and comfortable accommodation this fits the bill. Right in the heart of the city, with two excellent restaurants attached, it suited us perfectly. The staff were helpful (particularly when the automated check-in wanted to charge us again - our only grumble!). Comfort, not luxury, and not too many frills but absolutely adequate, and we would certainly return."

"We came off our ship early in the morning and were told our room would be available from 3pm which we expected but there was no leeway for an early check in. As it was raining we had to sit around for hours. I know it is policy but this hotel does get a lot of business off the cruise lines and should rethink how to cater for early arrivals. People would be willing to pay for an early checkin."