I have no reason but to give them 5 stars. Food is good, and they have some vegan options also…read more Replace itself is huge. With many many TVs and few pool tables in the back. Our servers for a nice both times we were here and they spoke English they have a good selection of beer and good selection of beer on tap. They also have hard liquor which I didn't try, since I don't like hard liquor. Bathrooms downstairs which is interesting. I definitely recommend this place if you are in Lulea Sweden.

The drinks are quite tasty here but then again most bars in Luleå are. The chicken wings on the…read moreother hand were the worst wings I ever had in my life. They were cold, lacked that fried texture, and were flavorless despite being drenched in BBQ sauce. idk why they placed salad and potatoes chip in the tray. I won't be ordering food here.

We found an interior room here through Booking.com. I never would've guessed that a Clarion would…read morebe such a posh experience, but all the reviews said it was the place to be. We took the bus from the airport, and so arrived walking past the rainbow wall around the corner. It's a little confusing since there is an exit on the shopping street, but the entrance is across from Kulture Hus. The space is modern and bright, with orbs that light up different neon colors in time with the music, and electronic fireplaces. The staff at the desk is friendly and efficient, but they can get quite busy, especially when the lobby is full and people are ordering drinks. We got an interior room on the 2nd floor - down the stairs to the right of the desk. There was a lift, but it was only one flight of stairs so we managed. The room was no-nonsense. Two beds pushed together with plain white duvets, side reading lamps, backlit headboard. It also had two fold-down bunks with ladder, so you could've held a family (though not with American-sized luggage). The bath was small but clean and bright with hooks in the right places and towel heaters. There was a long shower glass that could fold out a little further to give you space, but I still managed to soak the bathroom. The TV had enough channels, even in English, but Jimmy managed to get it out of sync, so we ended up using the screen mirroring function and free wifi to watch Netflix instead. We'd asked in advance about spa treatments and were told to just go to the spa to book. When we arrived and did so, it was, of course, booked. The Skybar is the place to be on Friday nights. There is a velvet rope situation in the lobby to get in. On Thursday night, it was no problem to get a drink at the bar and watch the snow blow into drifts on the balcony. Breakfast is a nice spread - fresh bread, jams and jellies, eggs, fruit, tea, coffee, all with the same great view. The location can't be beat - just a short walk to the main bus stop, on the aisle of shopping, close to the top restaurants in town, and just across from the water and the Kulture Hus.

A nice small family hotel. I most often recommend it to friends and acquaintances visiting Luleå…read more Good service. Good price. Quiet and calm, but yet central, location. All rooms are unique, and they serve homemade bread for breakfast.

Let's start with the bad, and why I gave him five stars. First of all the TP is like sandpaper…read more Then, the shower is tiny and there is a big open space where in the bathroom floor gets wet. Swinging door is partial and these huge space open. Also, the room is very small. So why did I give him 5 stars! I'm glad you asked. Breakfast is majestic, yes Majestic. The room is very quiet, you sleeping piece. The mattress is more comfortable than my own mattress. Most importantly, the customer service is excellent, and everybody is always smiling

This isn't a review of the hotel per say, but on their lunch service. I was in Luleå for three days…read morefor a mandatory course in insurance medicine (yeah, I know, no fun at all), but being served a quality lunch, and enjoying the company of fellow colleagues that I see far to seldom these days is a welcomed change. I guess one out of two isn't that bad when I summarize it all. So yes, the colleagues were all there, but quality of food was nowhere to be found. Had a total of three lunches and not one of them impressed me even the slightest. The salads were quite dull, with some really weird combinations. I'd daresay that green olives with artichokes should never be put in the same salad bowl, those flavors have no chance of going together. Then just the standardized boring lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber etc. One lunch they served cod in egg sauce. I don't mind egg sauce, if done right it can be really tasty, but here the eggs were dry and overcooked along with a complete lack of spices (primarily salt). The cod itself was swimming around in the egg sauce, but surprisingly almost undercooked than over. Also, complete lack of seasoning and salt, resulting in literarily no taste of fish. Another day the lunch was advertised as roasted pork loin with roasted baby potatoes and jus, sounded nice, but for some reason we were served a beef stroganoff that had about the same texture as chewing on a piece of rubber band. And no roasted potatoes either, just dry rice. Sadly, none of the dishes served were even up to an acceptable standard even though the hotel dining room is very modern, contemporary and nice - suggesting an entirely different level of quality than the one presented. Frankly, if this is what paying hotel customers, or in this case course/congress participants are served on a daily basis - change location, it really is just that bad.