Tromso Hotels with balcony

The room was tiny. Paying over 2,000 NOK a night for a single room in January, it felt ridiculously small. I've stayed at two different Radisson hotels in Oslo that were much better than this one in Tromsø. Plus, the mattress was incredibly soft, with absolutely no support. At this price, aren't you going to get better mattresses for your guests? The moment I lay down, the whole bed just caved in. The pillows were also useless. After a few nights, my back was killing me, my whole body ached, and my neck hurt. The hotel's location is decent, but it's really not worth the price. On the last day, my Apple Pencil rolled under the bed. When I lifted the mattress to get it, I found used cotton swabs on the bed frame. Then, while packing, I discovered someone else's clothing tag, fruit pits, and a used napkin behind the mirror. So frustrating. The only redeeming quality was the decent window view. This terrible mattress deserves the lowest rating I've ever given on Trip.com.

This type of glamping cabin is a bit remote, but the overall atmosphere and environment of the campsite are absolutely fantastic and very comfortable. The living room area inside the cabin is okay, but the bedrooms are a bit run down. We were a party of three, and the bunk beds in one of the rooms felt quite old and wobbly 🥲. Also, it was really strange that we had to make our own beds and put on the sheets!