Very kind and helpful staff at reception and 11th floor terrace bar. Terrace jacuzzi, Small gym,…read moreneat compact room. Mini bar , TV , clean sheets and towels. Safe lockbox. Stand in shower, lots of hangers , functioning iron box and iron board. Comfy chair and comfy relaxing sofa chair. Ample lightings inside the room. No open window in the room at sixth floor . I forgot to bring power adaptor for Swedish power outlet. I was to going buy one but the staff gave me one to borrow at no charge . Breakfast was really good. Quick access to bus stop , taxi pickup and plenty areas to walk around. Nearby general store where you get bus pass and coffee snacks etc. overall very comfortable stay!

Dog friendly hotel near the water was great for our first visit to Gothenburg! The staff was super…read morefriendly and helpful and we enjoyed our stay! They had a dog bed waiting for us as well as a welcome doggy bag (nice touch!). The facilities were nice, but the only thing was that it was about 10 minutes from the heart of Gothenburg (15 via ferry, but you have to be aware of the last scheduled ferry). Easy enough to get around with public transportation, but just a heads up that there are limited ways to get there (ferry during the day, public transportation, ride share).

When I first arrived, the staff was welcoming and kind. My first impression of the room was good,…read morebut it was little bit dirty in the bathroom. Breakfast was good and alot to pick from. Also the staff there was very kind. The worst part of the stay was few weeks later after stay, when I figured out that I got bedbugs. I have had the Anticimex inspected and can confirm that this is what I have. They were unable to see another link as to how they came from, anywhere other than from the overnight stay at their hotel. I emailed the hotel, and they were not helpful at all. Very sad cause this is not a situation I want to be in. I hope they are doing some actions to get rid of it so other customer would not get the same problems as me.

This was the first place I stayed in Sweden and it was an alright experience. The reason for the…read morelow rating is because of the construction that the staff said "unnoticeable" and that when I called the front desk they hung up on me. Grant it may be because I was speaking english. Not sure if that would of matter or not since they said they spoke english. I called back and again i was hung up on. The room was pretty nice but there was not a great view because of a crane that was erected over night. The factory chimney was not a great view because it blocked the ocean view.Location was pretty nice and breakfast was okay. I will most likly not stay at this location again. Maybe I will give it a second chance when construction is completed.

This hotel is now Hyatt Place and is conveniently located at central station in Gothenburg. Very…read morewalkable and close to shopping and restaurants. The area is busy with lots of transit and people, bit the hotel is overall quiet. Breakfast is good with an assortment of items, but can get repetitive for longer stays as the food items are the same each day. The rooms are comfortable and good size with spacious bathrooms. The bathrooms are quite basic and needs upgrading as ours had some broken tiles across the corners. Overall a. Very good hotel that we'd stay in again.

This hotel is now Hyatt Place. Convenient location next to a mall, above train station. Parking…read moregarage 1 block away. Also, very quiet. That covers the good... Breakfast is very crowded, elevators constantly broken, front door was broken too for about 4 hours. Realized what a fire trap this place is with only one stairway and only 2 exits! Room thermostats on top floor cannot keep up with the heat. Some sewage smell emanating from sink. Kept the stopper closed to minimize. Busy week, infrastructure overwhelmed, staff coping as best they could. Oh yeah, staff all had to wear rainbow badges on their outfits. Don't know why Hyatt hotel has to spend time and resources politicizing innocuous locations like Sweden while the hotel infrastructure fails.

Christmas Eve. We arrived very late at the hotel, but check in had already been done by my brother…read moreearlier in the day, so it was just to walk in, take the elevator, open room. Nice, no frills room with a very comfortable king sized (I think) bed. Pillows, covers and sheets were superb -- 5 stars. We slept very well. Bathroom had an interesting solution: if you happened not to close the 2 doors while on/in the toilet and someone knocked on the room door... Hahaa... well... the world is an oyster. The husband in the bathroom, the family at the door, I'm in between. 10 stars forever! Breakfast was great. Anything you'd expect from a luxury breakfast was presented: fresh scramble eggs, meats, pancakes, fruit, cold cuts, cheeses, GF, breads, etc. And the pièce de résistance was seeing my friend Alexander Klingspor's beautiful paintings in the dining room and lobby. Very nice stay.

We booked a room here, last minute. The reservation process was flawless and we were given a fair…read moreprice as members of Nordic Club. Check in took minutes and we were given a lovely room with free early check in. Views were great and the windows opened. The vibe is super hip and fun. Oddly, the elevator and halls smelled musty and not good. Breakfast buffet did not rival Clarion Post, where we stayed previously but it was a lovely buffet. Marcus went the extra mile to insure our stay was great. Super location. Super quiet night's sleep in room 44.

Hipster hotel beside the infamous Park Lane club and a picturesque tree lined boulevard. Upbeat and…read morefriendly reception with a great sense of humor. Rooms are on the small side, however they are kept clean. Beds are comfortable except for a spine in the middle. Radiator system does not seem to respond to the thermostat on the wall. You can increase heat by raising the curtains and tucking them on the window sill. Or cool the room by dropping curtains to trap the heat against the window. Authentic and traditional Swedish breakfast served downstairs at the snazzy restaurant which has Instagram-worthy plated meals from an open kitchen that churns out delicious performance art.

For about $113 per night, this is a really great place at an amazing location…read more Pro: Great location! Great price point. Friendly and helpful staff. Bathroom with a bath tub! Pretty good breakfast. Rooms are kept clean. Modern, clean deco. "At Park" restaurant is quite nice and serves very good food (especially compared to the foods they serve in America at the same price range places) Con: my "queen" bed was actually 2 single put together. I sleep on one side so I didn't change it, but it was slightly disappointing. Hair dryer was pretty old and it stopped every 30 second or so..I'd you have a lot of long hair, it could take a while. Also no coffeeshop inside the hotel. Overall I had a very pleasant stay. In the states, crappy airport inns can cost up to $180-200. This is in the middle of the old part of Goethenberg, with so many cultural things (library, concert hall, museum, theatre) in walking distance, and it feels like a hotel. Not a cheap inn. Highly recommend!

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

On Sundays they serve "Americain Brunch…read more Well, if you want to get stuffed it is perfect, but it is not very sexy. Table reservations are recommended because the brunch is POPULAR. Get a seat just after seating openings - otherwise food gets boring. You know, the buffet style. I have been here a couple of times and every time I sort of regret it. Some dishes are really good some are just not pleasant at all. If you want OJ it costs extra. I could wish for a better selection of bread and bagels. I could wish for a lot. I guess it is fun for kids, but if you really enjoy american brunches, don't go here.

I am not sure where I stand on this hotel. It was cheap so you can't expect much. The employees…read morewere extremely friendly and helpful, but it almost felt fake. There were three of us so we stayed in the family room, which is about the same size as a hotel room, but with a loft that has two extra beds. With just three people, it felt really cramped. The toilet was coming apart as shown in the picture I took. We informed them of this almost immediately, but after a two night stay nothing was done about it, even though we were informed it would be taken care of right away. The shower was awkward and was set up in a way that made it impossible for the water to not leak out to the rest of the bathroom. As soon as I stepped in to the bathroom, it felt dirty. This was confirmed when I found a dead silverfish on the extra toilet paper roll. It looked like someone had used the roll to squash it. When I asked my friends about it, both whom are very squirmish when it comes to bugs, they both creeped out and denied squashing the bug. There was another silverfish that ran across the floor shortly after. Breakfast was aweful and consisted of soggy eggs swimming in egg juice, plastic tasting sausage, and bacon that was either burnt or raw. Other than that, there was cereal, bread and rolls and a couple of toppings to choose from. I would rather spend money on buying my own breakfast than eat the crap they served here. So why do I give this place 3 stars? I wanted to give it two, but for some reason my friends liked it. They thought the bathroom was nice and that the hotel in general was nice. So I recognize that if you aren't used to anything better and have never stayed in a nice hotel, the conditions here might be perfectably acceptable for you. I still wouldn't recommend it unless you are looking to save money, but you get what you pay for.