4-Star Hotels in Vestland, Norway

This hotel has two different wings, an old and a new building. The better rooms are located in the new building with good beds. The old building has the lobby and restaurant which is more convenient. Will stay here again if boarding a cruise is my priority.

Had a fantastic stay at Zander K Hotel in Bergen. The staff were super friendly and genuinely excited to share recommendations on where to go in Bergen and what to do at the Christmas market, which made our trip even more enjoyable and special. The location is excellent — right next to the train station from Oslo and the rail connection from the airport, making arrival and departure extremely convenient. It’s also within walking distance to several tourist attractions, so getting around was very easy. Breakfast was delicious, with a great variety to start the day. Overall, a wonderful hotel with welcoming staff, a perfect location, and a lovely atmosphere. Highly recommended and would definitely stay here again.

Excellent location, right in the city center. It's only about a 150-meter walk from Metro Line 1, and you can reach all the main attractions on foot. The University of Bergen is also right next door. The only downside is that the rooms are a bit small.

The hotel boasts a great location, spacious and comfortable rooms, and a slightly older feel. There are many restaurants nearby, including the popular EGON restaurant, and the Bergen Fish Market is right across the street, making shopping convenient. The cable car is a 5-minute walk away, and Bergen train station is about a 10-15 minute walk. The hotel breakfast is plentiful, and if you prefer not to order outside, the hotel also offers complimentary dinner and afternoon tea. However, dinner is rather simple. We stayed at the hotel for four days, and one rainy day we ate dinner there, which was excellent.

The hotel was conveniently located within walking distance from the train station. The room was clean and also had a gym. The breakfast was enjoyable. The staff were friendly and welcoming as well.

It's about a 10-minute walk from the train station, and attractions are just a short stroll away. There's also a supermarket right behind the hotel, which is very convenient. The room is quite spacious, especially the bathroom. The bed and pillows are incredibly comfortable. However, the electric kettle wasn't clean and still had water from the previous guest. The front desk service wasn't great; they weren't very enthusiastic. There's a good selection for breakfast, and the taste is decent.

There’s no toothbrush and toothpaste, recommend to bring your won amenities. The hotel is a bit old but location is very good with supermarket and restaurants. Only 1 minute walk to the harbour

There were lipstick marks on the cups in the bathroom. The heating in the room was broken, so it was ice cold. The air conditioning was only blowing cold air. It was minus ten degrees Celsius outside, so it was freezing inside. There was no way to fix it right away. Later, the front desk brought a heater, which warmed things up, but it was incredibly noisy. I just put up with it for the night. It's so unfair that such expensive accommodation is in such a cold place.

This hotel is not good, and it is not good for business. It feels like staying in a guest house. Apart from the good location, it is probably the worst hotel I have ever stayed in in Bergen. The bathroom is also bad, so it is not good anyway.

I recently enjoyed a 3-night stay at Hotel No.13 in Bergen. While my room lacked windows, it was comfortable and cleaned daily, making it a pleasant place to return to after a day of travel. The absence of a window didn't bother me much, as I spent most of my time exploring the city. The check-in and check-out staff were notably friendly and helpful, which added to the overall positive experience. The daily breakfast included in my rate was basic. What truly stands out is the hotel's convenient location which is near Byparken Station and walkable distance to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Bryggen one of the most popular tourist attractions in Norway. It is a historic wharf with colorful wooden houses dating back to the 14th century.