This is not an architectural perl, but its location makes it an attractive choice. Upon arrival, I was offered to "exchange a bed for a view" - they gave me a room with sofa only, claiming I get a fantastic view from up there. I assume this room was a part of the suite. By the time I found out that the view is only from a small corner window (and you are supposed to stare at a huge wall most of the time), I was too tired to go back and change. I crushed on a sofa and hoped for the best. Well, lessons to be learned in life. The cost of the room was 200 USD a night. And the room was also located next to a bar on the top floor and I could hear the noise, before I finally fell asleep. My most expensive camping ever. The hotel needs a bit of renovation, carpets are worn out. But I was offered best meals ever. Lunch was just amazing!!! Very very good food quality for a hotel. They managed to prepare delicious buffee for a conference of about 250 people. Some best cakes unfortunately run out the second day and were not replaced. Otherwise, superb. I would only recommend an even better tea selection, but I could see the idea was there.

This was a pleasant enough place to stay for a couple of nights. Our room was high up, functionally furnished, with a view out over the town (ie not the harbour) - I would recommend trying to get a harbour view. The staff at reception were on the whole unhelpful, and in one instance, positively misleading.

WE stayed in Bodo on our way to catch a boat to the Lofoten islands. Staff were pleasant from the moment we arrived. Our room had a double aspect with superb views over the harbour Fiord and mountains and it was great for people watching.
The room had an espresso machine with a selection of coffees. Breakfast was a good buffet and the staff were helpful and friendly

WOW - the all round views - the long relaxing breakfasts and the really comfortable rooms are definitely worth a second visit.
Staffwere delightful and the hotle is very quiet.
Bodo is a lovely, lively place and although it was bright wall to wall sunshine at time of visit - I guess even in drizzle it could be fun.