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This was the most shocking hotel I've ever stayed in. My flight was at 9 a.m., but the weather was bad, so I had to rebook. I booked a 3-star hotel for 450,000 won, but it turned out to be a youth hostel-style home converted into a private residence. Two single beds on the second floor, a shared bathroom and shower in the hallway in front of the partitioned door. When booking, be sure to check if the room includes a bathroom. Each room's condition varies. This is definitely not a 3-star hotel. The landlady doesn't speak English well.
A cheap hotel, you get what you pay for. Free coffee and kitchen available. The rooms were quite decent, as expected when the prices are far below the established ones. The person working there is from Argentina, but spoke English perfectly. A more pleasant and service-minded person you will have to search for a long time. Absolutely unique and it made up for the old rooms and stairs a thousand times. Thank you for me, I will actually miss the place and the service. The place itself is nicely located, just outside the city center, and they organized their own Northern Lights tours, for those who want such a thing.
Everyone was very nice. Great staff.
Rooms are very nice and modest, small simple bathroom but suitable. Service very friendly, and guest kitchen downstairs is definitely a highlight with a free drinks machine. Great location next to bus stops and short walk from city centre. Also great view of fjords.
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Last updated on 13 August 2026