Nice place! There are a lot of places to eat and shop, and the places are all really well labeled…read more There are luggage storage areas (80 kr for a day), and there are showers and bathrooms as well. The station is super convenient, as there are busses and trams right outside. The building looks very medieval and Harry Potter-like, so it's pretty awesome!

Good selection of shops and eating options…read more They've had a face lift recently. It is no longer that hang out for non-travellers anymore. It is actually pretty pleasant waiting for your bus or train here now.

Room was very small, even by European standards. There were other rooms on my floor that had more…read moreroom for the same price - so don't settle for the first room you get. Also, I was in a secondary tower that required going to the back of the building to take another elevator. The worst part was the parking situation. You park at the shopping mall adjacent to the hotel, which is a 15 minute walk, and even further when you have to leave early before the mall opens (no longer have access to the interior elevators that are closer). The gym is decent: treadmill, dumbells, etc.

The hotel is a very nice business hotel. I got the opportunity to stay in the new part (there is an…read moreold part on N Hamngatan from a previous hotel). The room I had faced Drottningtorget and I was a bit afraid that it would be noisy because of the streetcars outside, but it didn't affect me at all. The room was very clean and fresh, so was the bathroom and shower. My only complaint would be that the iron was really lousy (leaked water but not warm enough) so it was really problematic to iron my shirt for the next day. I am glad I ironed the night before so it could dry over night! :) The breakfast buffet was a classical Swedish one, that was totally fine, but definitely nothing to write home about. The food was fresh but e.g. the cheeses were bland in their taste, the yoghurts were all of a similar taste. There were many products to chose from but the real variation in flavors was small. The staff were all very friendly and helpful.

Grönsakstorget isn't just a boring tram and bus junction. Around here you can find a wide range of…read moreshopping, coffee and restaurants. This is also where Pedagogen is located - one of the institutes of Gothenburg University. There is a café inside but it is not any cheaper as you could think being a students' café. Best selection is around Magasinsgatan or along Västra Hamngatan, but don't forget to take any of the side streets. That being said, this is not a very pleasant area for recreation or just strolling as it is traffic and just streets. But since there are no benches for seating it doesn't gather winos or vagrants which often is the case at parks or larger junctions. Just the stairs from Pedagogen full of students. So next time, jump off the tram here and take a walk to find a new favourite shop or restaurant!

When I first arrived, the staff was welcoming and kind. My first impression of the room was good,…read morebut it was little bit dirty in the bathroom. Breakfast was good and alot to pick from. Also the staff there was very kind. The worst part of the stay was few weeks later after stay, when I figured out that I got bedbugs. I have had the Anticimex inspected and can confirm that this is what I have. They were unable to see another link as to how they came from, anywhere other than from the overnight stay at their hotel. I emailed the hotel, and they were not helpful at all. Very sad cause this is not a situation I want to be in. I hope they are doing some actions to get rid of it so other customer would not get the same problems as me.

This was the first place I stayed in Sweden and it was an alright experience. The reason for the…read morelow rating is because of the construction that the staff said "unnoticeable" and that when I called the front desk they hung up on me. Grant it may be because I was speaking english. Not sure if that would of matter or not since they said they spoke english. I called back and again i was hung up on. The room was pretty nice but there was not a great view because of a crane that was erected over night. The factory chimney was not a great view because it blocked the ocean view.Location was pretty nice and breakfast was okay. I will most likly not stay at this location again. Maybe I will give it a second chance when construction is completed.

This is a nice fancy hotel built in the original post office building. A touch of traditional…read morearchitecture with modern furnishings inside. Centrally located within walking distance to train station and great restaurants including their very own Michelin starred restaurant Vra (which I have yet to try but will upon next visit). Front desk and hosts at Vra were super helpful and friendly. Great breakfast buffet with many choices and options. Free flowing coffee machines for nice fika anytime.

On our first night in Sweden we were put up at this hotel by Volvo and were very impressed with the…read morequality and comfort of the hotel as well as its amenities. We loved the beautiful lobby with the fluorescent lighting behind the crystal reception desk and the modern design of the entrance hall. The modern edgy design with bold dark colors mixed with vibrant metals is a theme throughout the hotel and created a cohesive ambiance. Our checkin (as well as checkout) was easy and everyone we interacted with was pleasant. Our room was comfortable with soft clean linens and floofy pillows. The bathroom was updated with modern tile and a nice shower and separate tub. We stayed plenty warm on this very cold February night and were very pleased with the room in general. The stunning rooftop heated pool was open even though we were there in February and it was pretty warm except for the chilling wind that finally drove us out and into the comfort of our heated shower in our room. The food here was something else. We enjoyed the massive breakfast buffet as well as our dinner at their restaurant Norda. The quality of ingredients as well as the presentations were memorable. In recap we had a great experience here and definitely recommend it to anyone looking to stay in Gothenburg.

How can I give Uber anything else than 5 stars?…read more It is easy and smooth and half the price of the regular taxi. You can estimate the fare before requesting. If you get a guy that drives very slowly the price will get higher than calculated - but still cheaper. From city to Landvetter airport it is between 220 and 260 SEK. You do not need to know the language, you can use the same smart phone app in every country and you never need to pay before stepping out. Meaning no cash needed, no cards needed. The quality of the cars can differ, but so far I have only gotten fresh cars and super friendly drivers. I just started to use Uber in Gothenburg.

Really really great! My friend told me about this place and it did not disappoint. It's basically a…read moremodern hotel, not entirely minimalist. Very very comfortable. They also have a lovely lobby with a bar and restaurant. The breakfast buffet is amazing. It's huge! So many things! The people are lovely. Absolutely lovely. We had just arrived in Europe and we were trying to get our bearings. We had a lot of questions and they answered everything very patiently. Loved that! The hotel is immaculately clean. This matters to me so much. This was a really great day and I'm very thankful we found this place. We absolutely loved Gothenburg. The train station was literally across the street. We bought day passes and rode all over the city. It was fantastic. Also, it's walking distance to a lot of really good shopping and restaurants. You can walk everywhere! Highly recommend!

There seems to be some confusion with the reception for our tour group, asking some of our members…read moreto register at their self-help kiosk when there's no need (also, I wonder how secure our personal data would be ????!!) The receptionist *should* know better than that!!! Also, the rooms run smaller, similar to that of a cruise ship! There's hardly any room to get around by the entrance at the door! The bathtub poses a potential hazard since it's required that you climbed into the tub to get a shower! Finally, there's no complimentary vanity items or lotions, plus disposable slippers!

Like most small town train station this is small with just a kiosk (Pressbyrån) selling sweets,…read moresnacks, drinks and magazines. This has limited hours and isn't opened late evenings. There are enough seats and there are even internet accessed computers at a fee. The ticket service has never ever been opened the many times I've been there, so make sure to buy tickets in advance.