Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Sleep Code
(6 kr = about $1, country code: 47)
S
= Single,
D
= Double/Twin,
T
= Triple,
Q
= Quad,
b
= bathroom,
s
=
shower. You can assume that staff speak English, breakfast is included,
and credit cards are accepted unless otherwise noted.
To help you sort easily through these listings, I've divided the accom-
modations into three categories, based on the price for a standard double
room with bath during high season:
$$$ Higher Priced
—Most rooms 1,400 kr or more.
$$ Moderately Priced
—Most rooms between 900-1,400 kr.
$ Lower Priced
—Most rooms 900 kr or less.
Prices can change without notice; verify the hotel's current rates online
or by email.
$$$ Hotel Park Bergen
is classy, comfortable, and in a fine residential
neighborhood a 15-minute uphill walk from the town center (10 minutes from
the train station). It's tinseled in Old World, lived-in charm, yet comes with
all of today's amenities. The 35 rooms are split between two buildings, with
22 in the classy old-fashioned hotel and 13 in the modern annex across the
street (Sb-1,110 kr, Db-1,500 kr, extra bed-350 kr, winter weekend discounts,
free Wi-Fi, Harald Hårfagres Gate 35, tel. 55 54 44 00, fax 55 54 44 44,
$$$ Thon Hotel Rosenkrantz,
with 129 rooms, is one block behind
Bryggen, between the Bryggens Museum and the Fløibanen funicular sta-
tion—right in the heart of Bergen's appealing old quarter. However, the next-
door nightclub is noisy on Friday and Saturday nights—be sure to request a
quiet room (average rates: Sb-1,295 kr, Db-1,695 kr, elevator, free Internet
access and Wi-Fi, Rosenkrantzgate 7, tel. 55 30 14 00,
www.thonhotels.no/
