I tried the Sverre as my usual Sandnes hotel was full. The receptionist was friendly and helpful. My room was typically Norwegian, sparse and boiling hot. Energy is cheap in Norway, so I shut the radiator off and slept with the window open, 0 deg C outside to cool down. Breakfast was ample and the breads superb. Internet is free and works well in the room. The tV is an old CRT unit with very few channels but most are English language in the evening. There is free coffee in the lobby all day.
There is no evening restaurant in the hotel and good eateries are some way off. This is a niggle. Also my shower leaked across the bathroom floor and they do not supply a bath mat, so you need to mop up with a towel. I do not like wet rooms as they never drain properly. Overall it is good value and am booked in again next week.

I stayed there with my two boys for two nights. We got the room through a Coop Coup (Norwegian) so the price was only around 190 euros. Expensive enough, but for Stavanger and around its ok.

The room was nice, and there was no noise from the outside, not at day or at night. (We stayed inside also a little bit in the daytime) I had booked a family room, i.e double room with extra bed. Unfortunately the extra bed was missing, and they hadn't gotten that info. That resulted in both boys sleeping in the same bed the first nite. Since we booked and payed for it I feel they should have provided us with the extra bed or simply a different room, but maybe they were full.. I was told to speak to the receptionist the next morning.
The next day they apologized and we got an extra bed.

That day we discovered there were a pair of jogging shoes underneath the bed (kids can find things other dont expect!!) that was a bit uncomfortable to find..and made me think the cleaners didnt clean well enough!! I mean under the bed should be a MUST at any hotel... Also I had to ask for extra pillow, extra toilet paper and I was hoping they'd ready the room for three people from day one, not just for two...

The breakfast was very satisfying, anything your heart desired it was there. And one receptionist was a lot more helpful and friendly than the 2-3 others. I dont mind foreign workers, but I wish they'd spoken more Norwegian or asked me to speak English to avoid misunderstandings. That was a bit unexpected at a Norwegian hotel, that the staff dont speak Norwegian.

Anyway the hotel room was ok, a lamp didnt work, and one cable for a lamp and a socket was ruined. The shower was dripping but it didnt matter much. The problem was taking a shower... The shower curtain kept gluing to my body so I had to put it further away which resulted in water all over the bathroom, and we were three people showering that morning...

I guess Id stay there again as I believe we were a bit unlucky. At least I hope its not common. The receptionist at daytime apologised and felt embarrased for the shoes we'd found and told me that the cleaners had stepped up and made sure rooms were cleaner from then on... smth like that.

The beds were great tho we slept very well. The only problem with the room at night was that it was quite hot with the sun coming in...and the window could only be opened a little bit.

I stayed at this hotel for 7 nights straight. The staff was very helpful and friendly, breakfast was good and the atmosphere was pleasent. The coffee was especially good... and free of charge! I will be back!

Im sitting in a very tired room that looks like it has not been refurbished for at least 10 years. Very warn out, dirty, and depressing room! I stayed here a few times about 5 years ago and thought it was about time they did something with the place even then.. Nothing has changed...
There is nothing to do in sandnes and would not recommend the hotel to anyone appart from in emergencies like the one i have now.. Its impossible to get a hotel room in the stavanger area lately.. That is why i am stuck here for two nights.
Only one pluss, they have free internet usage...