Hotels With breakfast in Vestland, Norway

Excellent location, right in the city center. It's only about a 150-meter walk from Metro Line 1, and you can reach all the main attractions on foot. The University of Bergen is also right next door. The only downside is that the rooms are a bit small.

Very historic hotel. You can visit the hotel to learn about its history, from the hotel built before World War I to how it has evolved step by step to today. The hotel has a restaurant and the front desk service is very professional.

Everything was great! Although it's located on a hill, it's close to the bus stop, making transportation very convenient. The room rate includes a generous breakfast. Sheets and towels are available for a fee, but you can bring your own sleeping bag for the bed. There are lockers in the room, so you'll need to bring a lock. Each bed also has a small table and chair. The restrooms and showers were relatively clean.

Had a fantastic stay at Zander K Hotel in Bergen. The staff were super friendly and genuinely excited to share recommendations on where to go in Bergen and what to do at the Christmas market, which made our trip even more enjoyable and special. The location is excellent — right next to the train station from Oslo and the rail connection from the airport, making arrival and departure extremely convenient. It’s also within walking distance to several tourist attractions, so getting around was very easy. Breakfast was delicious, with a great variety to start the day. Overall, a wonderful hotel with welcoming staff, a perfect location, and a lovely atmosphere. Highly recommended and would definitely stay here again.

I originally booked a Deluxe City View Room with a balcony for two nights, from the 10th to the 12th. However, due to a canceled overnight train, I needed to check in a night earlier, so I booked a Standard Room for the 9th on the same day, as I would be arriving very late. Since the two bookings were for different room types, I checked out on the 10th and switched to the Deluxe City View Room with a balcony. But I was extremely disappointed! When I entered the deluxe room, I found it was exactly the same as the Standard Room I stayed in last night. So, I went to the front desk to inquire if there had been a mistake. Why were the deluxe and standard rooms identical? The front desk staff member who responded initially said he wasn't entirely sure, as he wasn't a permanent employee there and was just helping out (though his attitude was fine). After several inquiries, he told me that Room 306, which I was in, was indeed a Deluxe City View Room. I pointed out that the pictures on Trip.com showed a balcony, but my room didn't have one. He then told me that only three rooms in the entire hotel have balconies, and those balconies are shared with other rooms! I found this quite absurd! However, there were no other rooms available, and I didn't want to ruin my travel mood, so I reluctantly accepted it. If I hadn't added that extra night in the standard room at the last minute, I wouldn't have had a comparison and wouldn't have encountered this unpleasant experience. I don't know if this is a problem with the platform's information or with the hotel itself!

This hotel has two different wings, an old and a new building. The better rooms are located in the new building with good beds. The old building has the lobby and restaurant which is more convenient. Will stay here again if boarding a cruise is my priority.

The room is compact, but although it is small, it is well-equipped. The bed was also very comfortable. Breakfast was very good. You can even buy lunch boxes to pack your food, which is a great deal. A taxi from the airport costs 350 kronor, for reference. Highly recommended to friends who are in transit.

The hotel's location is absolutely perfect, right by Lake Voss. It's quiet and incredibly pleasant. If you're looking for a late-night snack, the Kiwi supermarket is about a 3-minute walk away (closes at 11 PM) where you can grab some Arctic sweet shrimp. The breakfast was good, and the sauna room, with its floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the snowy mountains and lake, is highly recommended for a relaxing session – it's so romantic! There's a shuffleboard in the lobby, which we also saw at our hotel in Geiranger later on, so it seems to be a popular indoor game in Scandinavia! 😄

The hotel was unexpectedly beautiful, with a stylish design and great natural light. The room we booked was a bit small, and the facilities were new. The chair in the room was uncomfortable and slipped down when you sat on it, and the sink drain was clogged. As with most hotels, there was only body wash but no conditioner, slippers, or toothbrush sets. The room didn't have a kettle, but you could ask the front desk for one. The breakfast was very rich and exceeded our expectations. Parking was cheaper than in most areas.

The room was decent, but mine didn't have a view. Breakfast was quite good though, with plenty of vegetables, fruits, and smoked salmon. Many locals and visitors from neighboring countries stay here. It's a two-minute walk to the famous harbor, making shopping in the city center super convenient. The train station is only a five-minute walk away, which is great for exploring different places. Overall, it was a good stay.