I stayed at this hotel for 4 nights during a business trip and really enjoyed the amenities and…read morelocation. The hotel is within walking distance of most major city-center activities and is outside the bus terminal area, so there are plenty of bus routes/taxis available, too. I had a room facing the lake, so a nice view, but it did get a bit noisy on Friday/Saturday night with nightlife noise. The rooms seem recently updated; the bed was comfy with a nice table and seating area. The bathroom is bigger than your typical "European" style bathroom, which was a welcome change! Front desk employees were professional and friendly. Room service is available from the nice restaurant downstairs, Fire Lake. Breakfast is additional cost, but it is a huge spread and worth it in my opinion. All in all, certainly would stay here again if I am ever back in the area!

Now this is a hotel. Right next to the Stavingers main bus station. Easy to drag a suitcase to…read more It has air-con which was needed this 80F feeling day. The rooms are notably larger than the general hotel room size. It has lots of liquid amenities that have a refreshing scent that I enjoyed. The in house coffee machine was convenient. The fridge was helpful. There is breakfast, though I slept through it, as usual. The VIEW! It has a commanding pond view with a water feature. Love the swans. The city and mountains are a beautiful backdrop. Location. Steps from a supermarket above the bus/train station. To the left is the city centre.

Yelp should know me by now and how rate hotels. Clean clean clean…read more 1. The staff that greeted and checked us in was so kind and helpful. She walked us through the map and to get around the city. 2. It's a bus ride away from the city (10 mins, maybe less). Make sure you download the app and buy your tickets. 3. The room itself is small but absolutely clean and I love their soaps and lotion. (Legit obsessed and might be buying this brand when I get home). Also, the staff that cleaned our room were quick and so kind! 4. The hotel offers breakfast. Their breakfast offers amazing selection of food and beverages. To me this is the kind of breakfast that just makes o hotel stays amazing. Yes, amazing amazing breakfast. The staff at breakfast were so kind. Our pancakes were cold and after we alerted them the staff made sure the plate warmer was working and gave us fresh new pancakes. Thank you so much! I'm sorry I forgot your name. 5. I would stay here again. I think you should stay here

Extremely convenient when traveling for business. The restaurant is inspired by Marcus Samuelsson…read more Per the website..."Kitchen & Table by Marcus Samuelsson is a restaurant concept at Clarion Hotels, and now we're opening Clarion Hotel Air as well! Here we offer what we call Fun Dining rather than fine dining, in an inviting, warm and relaxed atmosphere." I wish it had a few more options but presentation and executions are spectacular. The service at the Clarion Air is absolutely phenomenal throughout. This hotel makes it easy to return and want to...

Very nice hotel in Stavanger Norway. There are 2 "blu" hotels in the city center. This is a 6 story…read morebuilding on a hill with a beautiful view of the city and mountains in the distance. Room is clean and the bed is comfortable. We really enjoyed the indoor pool, sauna and hot tub! Parking is easy. Breakfast is plentiful. The front desk is employed with friendly staff. I would stay here any time! Close to anything downtown! Hope the pictures help! Enjoy!

Located near the city center of Stavanger. We stayed here in our first day in Norway and it we were…read morepleased with our stay! Staff was friendly and helpful, full attention when we checked in. Our room was nice and clean! It was a great treat to have a comfy bed after traveling for the past 7 days and recharge before our Kjeragbolten hike! The breakfast was AMAZING! It was actually the best I had since I started traveling. They even a section of food to pack for hikers. Love Scandinavian breakfast. Parking was tough though. If parking on the street, make sure you read the signs. Otherwise, there's a parking garage about a block away from the hotel. Thank you Radisson Blu for a great experience on our first day in Norway!

Room was comfortable on a small side. Oddly the hallways don't look as nice as the rooms. Nice…read moreselection during breakfast which is included. Some recommendations: open your windows before going to bed if you want to cool off the room,, fans are available by request, and no AC as typical for the area, and try to avoid facing directly in front of the building if you want it on a quieter side. The front of the hotel faces the main street for buses, but in general in the evenings, a quiet sound. Especially if you close the windows. Fairly central to attractions such as the old city and the ports.

Great location, service and food. Oh, and I got a good night's sleep. The staff here is amazingly…read morefriendly and really go the extra mile when it comes to customer service. I have stayed at other hotels in town, but I don't need to switch no more. I am staying here again for sure.

So you want to stay somewhere close to Preikestolen? This wonderful hotel named Preikestolen…read moreFjellstue is the answer. It is the perfect starting and ending point for your hike up to Pulpit Rock. The main building is the hotel lodge where every room has a private bath. Another smaller building is the hostel where the rooms have shared bathrooms. The rooms were alright. Definitely, not fancy. Although, WiFi was included...the signal was not very good inside our room. Had to go down to the lounge area or lobby area in order to use it. Bed wasn't the best, but I still slept well. Breakfast was included with our accommodation, and the food was pretty good. We also tried their restaurant for dinner. Their were only a few entree choices, but all were very good. The Norwegian Meatball entree was my favorite. Would I stay here again? Yup! We've already crossed Preikestolen off our bucket list, but I recommend staying at this lodge when you are in this part of Norway.

I stayed one night here in a 2-bedroom hostel by myself for one of my hikes to Preikestolen. The…read morerooms were clean when I visited, and the staff was nice and spoke great English. Check-in and check-out was a breeze, they give you a key tied to a wooden knob/plank with your room number. The location is great as you are right by Pulpit Rock, but there are a variety of activities you can do on-site. One of the best things here was the free breakfast. I stayed there the entire time, people watching and trying out all the unique foods from the area. I also had lunch here as well, which was reasonably priced considering the price of food everywhere else in Norway.

Nice hotel, definitely a good room. Bathroom was a little weird with the shower trying to pee in…read morethe floor, but no mind. The included breakfast was the BEST I've ever had! All kinds of sliced meats, cheeses, smoothies, yogurts, a marmalade station, eggs and bacon, baked beans for the brits, sausages, herring, cereals, carve your own hand-made bread. I've had $30US breakfasts that were not as good. This was great.

PROS: Comfy Bed and Pillows…read moreQuiet room Amazing Breakfast!!! I would stay here again just for the breakfast!!! CONS: Not enough Hangers to hang your clothes Blow dryer not great Towels are old and thin and not enough of them in room, needed one for floor after showering There was only 1 pair of slippers and 1 robe in room (there was 2 of us in room)

SIMPLY THE BEST HOTEL IN STAVANGER, NORWAY!…read more I have had the great pleasure of staying at the St. Svithun Hotel for the past three consecutive years (2010, 2011 and 2012), and there are many reasons why I keep coming back. Whenever I visit Norway, I have to visit Stavanger--and I have to stay at St. Svithun. I must admit that when I first booked a room at St. Svithun back in 2010, I was a little apprehensive when I heard that the hotel was "connected" to a hospital. I have never heard of such a thing. However, as soon as I arrived, I realized the advantages of having both a hotel and a hospital located adjacent to one another. In fact, when I had a minor medical emergency during my first visit, I was so thankful that the emergency room was only around the corner of the building (I was also thankful for the smart and practical Norwegian healthcare system because I ended up paying less than $20 (US) for complete treatment of my ailment). What do I like best about this hotel? Let me count the ways: 1. The hotel staff go out of their way to help in every way possible, whether it's more towels in the room to preparing a packed lunch for a day of hiking, to providing public transportation suggestions in the downtown area. 2. The hotel has a fantastic restaurant called, Cafe Morgenrød with very interesting "theme nights" that showcase international cuisines. Compliments to the chef! 3. The 24-hour gift shop and snack bar located in the lobby has everything one would need, from a delicious midnight snack (pølse sausages, hot sandwiches, and Norwegian ice cream, "Soft-Is") to late night reading from the latest best-selling novels. There's also a great selection of men and women's toiletries, over-the-counter medication, and other travel essentials. 4. The hotel is impeccably clean. Since it's tied to a hospital, St. Svithun is one of the cleanest hotels I have ever experienced. They have an incredible housekeeping staff! 5. The room rates are the most reasonable I have seen throughout Europe, and an especially excellent deal in the super-expensive country of Norway. 6. The hotel has buses at the corner stop that head straight to Stavanger's city center and beautiful Vagen Harbor. 7. Lastly, the newborns that one sees every once in a while are both heart-warming and lovely. There's nothing like seeing happy couples with their cute babies in tiny see-through movable basins. That's probably my most lasting image of this truly unique and magnificent hotel. When I visit Stavanger again, I definitely plan to make my hotel reservations at St. Svithun. Tusen takk (many thanks) St. Svithun. You are SIMPLY THE BEST!

A different hostel! This is not at all where you would expect to find a hostel…read more It is connected in par with the hospital, which at first I was a bit uncomfortable. The reception is in the main entrance of the hospital as well. There is apparently a hotel and hostel; However, I stayed in the hostel. The price is decent for hostel so I booked a bed anyways. At first expected my room to be in the same location as the other hostel rooms but I was not told they were overbooked. The receptionist showed me to the room and told my to go through the dining room (which was closed) and go right where you will find the room. The room was a office meeting room (large table and all) with a cot in the corner. I was not mad, I just thought it was funny and quite odd. I finally was told there was a whole hostel area on the bottom floor with a kitchen and everything, I had no idea! The best part of the hostel was the breakfast. It was fantastic and delicious!! All you can eat fresh food, coffee, everything. That made up the whole experience. I recommend this hostel if you are not picky about places to sleep and don't mind dining with new-born babies, because trust me, the breakfast is worth it!

Another one of those places that doesn't show up on Yelp's check-in. I booked this hostel through…read moreHosteling International. It's the cheapest way to get accommodation in Norway, short of Couch Surfing. I was expecting a bed in a 6 person dormitory but to my surprise got my own room, not too shabby and not bad. It has a private bathroom and a single bed, which was a pleasant surprise. The hotel isn't the newest act in town, in fact the area seems like a remnant of World War 2 - unpaved streets and worn out buildings...but one can't complain considering I got a 3 start hotel for the price of a hostel. As with most Hosteling International hostels, breakfast is free. And here was another excellent surprise, the breakfast here is by far the best offering out of all the hostels I've been to! Eggs, bacon, cheeses, fruit, make your own waffles, assorted fresh breads, canned mackerel, pickled fish, coffee, the list goes on and on and on. Considering the average price for a Norwegian lunch is somewhere in the neighborhood of $25-35 this Hostel is a steal for $45/night!