Hotels in Hell

"The hotel was affected by a strike among the workers, but still did their utmost to provide guests with good service using the resources they had. It was truly very good 😊"

"Amazing staff. Shower was broken. The room was cold. It was describes as noise cancelling. I could hear people talking on streets and walking on the hallway."

"Breakfest Good!"

"We had the misfortune of staying during a hotel and restaurant worker strike, so they were short-staffed and some things suffered. We had only one duvet on our bed to share between the two of us. Ice machine on our floor was either empty or didn’t work, the hairdryer would only work for a minute before it overheated, the early bird breakfast wasn’t served. The restaurant was closed. The staff that was there were doing their best, the hotel and our room were nice and clean. Located conveniently to the train and bus station."

"Hôtel bien situé. Déco un peu vieillotte mais grande chambre et lits confortables. Éviter une chambre au rez-de-chaussée côté rue car assez bruyant. L'eau chaude pendant la douche était quelques fois vascillante. Le petit déjeuner était OK mais sans plus. Le choix, comme partout en Norvège, était varié mais les oeufs brouillés étaient bien ordinaires. J'ai eu mieux ailleurs pendant mon séjour en Norvège."

"A great place to stay. Very convenient to so mny things. I had a beautiful double room."

"There was a hospitality strike while we were there. The General Manager (Tone) got involved and tool great care of us!! Radisson has excellent locations both in the city of Trondheim and right at the airport—a very short walk to the terminal (2 minutes)!!"

"Great hotel, amazing buffet. The only drawback is that it’s just close enough to the airport that they don’t have a shuttle so you have to walk, which in cold wet weather with a heavy suitcase is a pain. It’s $20 for a taxi the 1/4 mile to the terminal. So transportation is a challenge!"

"Clean"