Good location. Clean and comfortable room. Airport food was actually really good. I enjoyed the…read moregym. The saunas are a great touch.

The Landvetter Airport Hotel is a hotel that is about a 5m walk to the departures hall of…read moreLandvetter Airport. It is very convenient, the staff are helpful, and the bathroom is amazing. My two complaints are: 1) The bed was so firm I had a hard time sleeping, and I can usually sleep on firm beds. 2) In addition to the bed being really hard, the TV has a clock on it instead of an alarm clock (which is fine), but the numbers were bright blue -- the worst color for being subtle in the dark. I had to get up in the middle of the night to put post-it notes over it since it was almost as bright as dawn all night. So the hotel is a great location for leaving from Landvetter -- especially with early flights. What was really nice and unexpected is that since breakfast is included, and it opens at around 5ish or maybe 05:30, that was too late for me to catch my flight. I was able to show up to breakfast early -- I told them 04:00. At 4am, they were setting up, and I was able to have anything that was out. I had expected to have to skip breakfast. The full setup wasn't out, but the bread, cheese, meat, and fruits were. The bathroom... wow. It is amazing. The shower is sleek and so cool looking. There is a heated towel rack (one of the best inventions -- I use one in Hawaii to help prevent mildew) AND a heated floor. I now plan on using some of those features if I ever design my dream house. Next time I'm in Sweden and heading out from visiting friends, I'll be happy to stay here. I'll just make sure I have something to put over the TV clock to make it less bright.

We enjoyed the restaurant for a special family birthday. This is a great place for traditional…read moreSwedish food. They have a large buffet of cold and hot dishes, coffee, tea and deserts. Make a reservation ahead of time.

I came here for lunch during a day tour of Marstrand. The food was very good and that day they…read morewere serving breaded cod with boiled potatoes and carrots. I started off at the salad bar which filled me up and as good as the fish was I was stuffed. This is a new hotel/restaurant as most things seem to be in the area.

We picked this place to have a staycation as a birthday present. The location is really beautiful…read moreand it's a short drive from Gothenburg. On arrival the staff was friendly but the room where you pick up the robes and slippers was disorganized and poorly marked. We got to our room which was small but sufficient in space for a standard room. The view was really wonderful but the room itself was pretty worn down. The furniture was new but when looking at the room itself, the floors and doors were very scratched, and there was a noise that sounded like rushing water through the pipes. We got the spa that that was awesome, super relaxing with another great view. As we got ready for bed at like 1 am there was very loud, audible bass thumping and yelling from a party. I am not a light sleeper but this was really annoying and didn't end until about 2 am. I know the property does parties once a month but those are cancelled now because of the corona situation. I have no clue why there was such a large party going on. Additionally, we had two twin beds pushed together that had flimsy pillowtops which slid all over. We did not have a good night's sleep. In the morning we went for breakfast. Fresh cheesy, warm eggs and bacon, sandwiches, and a veggie option too. For drinks they had apple juice, tea and coffee. It was a basic breakfast but everything was prepared well. Overall I'd say that if you want a meal and spa day this is a fun place but avoid the hotel if you can.

Had a great experience with my mum this midday. Ate the lunch buffet witch was absolutely…read morebeautiful. Really tasty and good food and desert. The stuff were rely helpful and friendly. The location of the restaurant is as well soooo beautiful, just at the sea.

This is a summer classic with the samples of pickled herring known as "sill" served with fresh…read morepotatoes, dill, onions, sour cream, hard cheese, and butter with hardbread. They refill the little pots as often as you want so you will get full. Each year there is a new flavor and this year with coconut and lemon grass was quite good. This little town produces the most sill in the country and Swedish tourists come to buy and try the sill. The restaurant has a small number of hotel rooms for those wanting a little romantic b&b experience. We have come here 2 years in a row now because our sailboat was harbored just on the other side of the bridge, Mossholmen and a pleasant walk away. Ot kind of reminds me of Tiberon, where boats can pull up at the cay and you can hop off for a lunch and then back on again to put out to the next port. They have a decent selection of local brews as well and you can order fresh fish done in traditional ways. Everything traditional is done well. The forays into non traditional Swedish home cooking are not as successful and I would recommend avoiding. The view is fantastic, the atmosphere is just posh enough but not too stuffy. The wine selection was quite good to accompany seafood dishes.

Excellent restaurant. Chef and wait staff really know what they are doing. We really enjoyed the…read morehospitality. Also loved the herring which surprised us since we normally do not eat herring.

ROOM WITH A PAST The Thorskogs Slott (Thorskogs House) is an…read moreauthentic castle built in 1892. The castle had experienced some twists and turns over the past centuries, from the home to the royals to an mental asylum (according to the receptionist) and whatever in between to the now hotel. Due to it's old age, this place does not have an elevator, so probably not ideal for people who need extra assistance or strollers and such. The rooms are all named, ours was Thor, and everything inside is probably older than any piece of furniture I've ever owned. Due to its architecture, the room has an extremely high ceiling, multiple large windows, and a beautiful chandelier hanging from the top. The curtains, pillows, and bedcovers all match, which really shows the precision in detail from the owners. There is no TV, water cooker or a mini fridge, but then again, people from the late 19th hundreds probably didn't need that. Also, quite a few well known people have stayed here, from politicians to celebrities. So if you are looking to sleep like a royal, even just for a night, this is definitely the place to be.

What a beautiful place. Rarely do you enter an establishment and can feel the mystique it has to…read moreoffer. Gorgeous inside and out, the Grand Hotel is bar-none the sweetest hotel in the area. Quick access to shops, restaurants and public transportation. The lobby and rooms have so much character-- unlike anything I've seen before. Although we never made it to their restaurant for dinner, the breakfast spread was plentiful and scrumptious. Checking in and out was a breeze. Housekeeping on top of everything.

Loved our stay at this hotel. The stay included a 3 hour visit to the spa, which is just…read moreincredible. I was glad we had an extra day to take advantage of that. The room is spacious and so clean. The bathroom has fine touches like a heated floor. The floor to ceiling windows provided a lot of light and a very nice view. Breakfast at the lounge was substantial. We loved every dish we tried as well as the buffet. We also visited the lounge a couple of times in the evening for a drink. Staff is so nice and really made our stay memorable. The location is very good too, with the tram right outside the hotel. If in the area again, I wouldn't hesitate to stay here. Upon arrival we were greeted with a welcome drink (NA) and snack.We were able to sit at a comfortable chair and bistro table and enjoy our snack and drink while we were checked in. It felt more like a lounge than a hotel check-in. The spa has 3 styles of pools - jetted, soaking, and a floating outdoor "champagne" pool, sauna, relaxation chairs, steam room, hammam, cold plunge. It was the ultimate relaxation. Tips: Take advantage of the spa and reserve your time at the spa ahead of time if it's a busy travel season. Have a drink at the lounge and chat with the bartender.

What a fabulous hotel. It was a little hard to figure out how to do the valet and then find this…read morehotel inside of a hotel, but when we went up the glass elevator to the Upper House, we loved our experience. Great rooms, a fabulous spa with a water circuit, and a great breakfast. Even if you don't come to stay, you should go to their spa. There's an outdoor pool which is see-through and you can see the people underneath you, it's really cool. When you sign in they have you sit down in comfy chairs and offer you a welcome drink. One of the best hotels we stayed at in Sweden.

Had both a lunch and dinner with friends at Alberts. The staff was wonderful, helpful, and…read moreprofessional, and all the culinary delicacies were delightful. For lunch we had a wonderful and very Swedish Kålpudding. It tasted just like mom's Kålpudding when we grew up in Sweden. The dinner with our friends was a truly joyful and elegant event. We had a starter, main course, and dessert, with Cava and Chardonnay to drink. Both the crawfish starter and the ravioli were very elegantly prepared and presented. We all had the halibut for main course and we all thought it was exquisite. We finished it off with the apple tartlet and espressos . The dining room is very elegant with elevated views of Trollhättan. On the way out we noticed the extensive whiskey collection so we have many reasons to come back.

The setting here is so amazing!…read more It's cozy and moody and dark and scrumptious.! The place has a rather small menu, but it packs a punch. I loved all the food and we each had about 3 small plates to share and or try. We didn't make reservations and were lucky to get a table, because a large party had just finished and cleared up. I think reservations would be best.

Simply put, one of my fav hotel experiences anywhere…read more This charming boutique hotel fashioned after "sinful Paris of the early 1900's" exudes style, classy comfort & decadence at a non-decadent price. Situated in the heart of Göteborg just a few mins walk from the train station, everything is within reach. For only a few bucks more, we opted for the 'Classic' room which affords a bit more room and includes a delightful nook for lounging. PROS: Breakfast: one of the greatest breakfast buffets you will ever indulge in...plus rooftop patio seating seals the deal! Fragrance: piped in scent helps make the experience unique Shower: greatest water pressure I've ever experienced at a hotel via rain shower head Motion sensor doors: frictionless movement Dimmer lights: sparking intimate evening shenanigans Molton Brown bath products: delicious Slow roll toilet lid: sometimes it's the little things Key deposit: hate keys in your pocket...not to worry, just drop at the front desk for safe keeping Restaurant/bar: perfect spot for a nightcap which includes a whiskey & tequila cart for deeper dives into the spirits CONS: Sewer smell: funky smells occasionally wafted into our room from down below