This hotel is a historic building, with a bar with stained glass windows and over 1000 whiskeys available. Rooms very clean, comfortable, very good beds (as usual in Scandinavia). Decent breakfast (terrible breakfast coffee though, but one doesn't have any expectations of hotel coffee I guess). Very helpful and pleasant staff. Perfect location for walking to the port area. Hard... More

This is a wonderful old building lovingly restored and done up. The decor is also amazing with a large amount of original art and prints to be admired. My room was very big the beds were comfortable. As the room was facing the back it was quite but a bit dark. Less important as I was there for a conference.... More

We used this hotel because of its proximity to the train station for our early morning departure. The place is a funky combination of new and old, but very clean and kind of fun in its quirkiness. Our room was large and the windows open which is always high on my list. But best of all, the breakfast which was... More

I was in the hotel for three days, and it was really nice, with just a few not important "issues". As positive, I would say the rooms are very clean, and with plenty of space. I have stayed in several hotels, and this was the biggest room I have seen in this kind of hotel. It was also very quiet... More

Stayed here in early February 2013 for 4 nights for a work conference. The rooms are small but having stayed in several hotels in Bergen I would say that my room was typical in size, but decorated to a higher standard than some, in a modern style. The bathroom was small but modern and clean with a good shower. What... More

very well located especially if you are arriving by train (We got in on the Norway in a Nutshell tour). Good restaurant for breakfast. However, overall the place felt a little past its prime. Not sure we would stay here again.

Location is right next to the bus and railway station, and it is only a short walk to Marken and the town centre. The communal areas are grand, and you can clearly see that they are trying to live up to the name “grand”. Breakfast is alright and plentiful. Coffee and tea is provided in the bar/lobby. The room was... More

Station hotels historically have a bad reputation but Bergen's Grand Terminus Hotel has been taken over and lavished with attention. The family who own it are third gerentarion hoteliers (I think that's what he said) and pride themselves in the personal touch and are genuinely keen to please. It's a massive hotel, I'd even say grand, and they have spent... More

We stayed here for two nights in march, doesnt look like much on the outside but when you walk in its like stepping back in time. It was built in 1928 and it feels like your back there. It has real character and if you want to stay somewhere a little different to normal boring hotels then this is the... More