Hotels near Radiomasta, Tromso

Stayed for 2 nights! The room was cosy, and cute. The bed was really hard though, but the pillows were thick and soft! It was tidy and clean, and the bathroom was great with good pressure in the shower! The rooms had a TV with chromecast! Also the lights in the room were easy to control :) The hotel is really close to airport and traffic, but it's well isolated so we didn't get bothered by the noise of the traffic. As mentioned the hotel is close to ”jekta”, just a few minutes walk. And it's not a long drive if you prefer to bathe at ”Tromsø badet” It's easy to get there by car, but if you don't like driving there is a bus stop for route 28 right beside the hotel which makes it easier to travel to the mainland and back. Reception, bar and breakfast is at the top floor, with lot of room to he social or just enjoy the sight alone. They also had board games you could use! The only REALLY minus of our stay were that the service were a bit slow. We asked for help with the TV several times without luck. But I am not to mad about it due to few personel and high workload while we were there. (And the personel were really nice and polite) The hotel may wanna make an easier note that breakfast is NOT included in the room (as they traditionally are in tromsoe). And also how much breakfast cost! On your website it only says when breakfast is served (and that it's free until March 2024, which it were not). We were informed in the morning breakfast was 199 NOK per person, luckily with shopping center close by, and food market breakfast is easy to acquire. To sum it up: will stay at the hotel next time as well!

We didn’t stay at the Ami Hotel, but booked an intimate trip for 5, to hunt for the Aurora. Pick up and drop off either outside the Ami Hotel. On arrival at the hotel we were given warm clothing and boots. Our driver and guide, Sarah, was great, originally from Wales, she was very knowledgeable and told us interesting tales of Norwegian folklore, talked about the different locations that she’d travelled to for great views of the ‘lights’. She was very friendly, and brought fold up chairs to have hot drinks, sausages to toast around a firepit and also doughnuts. Sarah drove us to a few spots and saw the wonder of the ‘Northern Lights’. She also took photos of our group which were great. I would definitely recommend this tour.

Location was by the harbour and really in downtown Tromso - walking distance to many restaurants and shops. Also where many tours have their pick up - so it's really convenient. Check-in staff was really polite and helpful - appreciate that. Room was also very clean and well maintained - though the toilet felt slightly dated. Overall, highly recommend.

Would happily stay again. Room was clean and tidy. Shower was great. The room was a little on the small side for travelling with so much luggage (we packed far too much) however, it was exactly as described and you got exactly what you paid for. We felt the the price was very reasonable in comparison to other hotels. We never had breakfast at the hotel so cannot comment on that. After our 3 night stay we were heading out onto an adventure excursion for two nights. The staff kindly allowed us to store our excess luggage in the storage room with no extra charge after we had checked out. Great hotel if you are out and about visiting the city. Perfect for a good nights sleep!

The hotel could not be in a better location for exploring Tromso and provides very good value. It was easy to travel to and from the airport (although we admittedly got a short taxi) and visit the sights (including getting a bus to the Arctic Cathedral). The room was small, but great value for what we had paid. We were mainly using it as a base in between trips and sightseeing, so it did the job nicely. We had twin beds, a desk and chair, an armchair and a long mirror. The bathroom was also very good - there was always hot water and the shower offered a good water pressure, making it easier to wash your hair after being caught in a snowstorm! The breakfast buffet offered a great selection of food, including my favourite - brown cheese. I would be happy to stay there again.

There is parking lot and breakfast is very rich. Some English breakfasts are available. In addition to local breakfast, the hotel is located in the city center and can be reached within 5 minutes on foot from the meeting point for general tour groups.

Usual poor service which seems to be a trademark in Norway. Front Desk Clerk couldn’t care less about service or customers. Room had no view at all so requested a change which was provided. Condition of room was so so with surface mounted electric cables and sprinkler pipes. Not exactly appealing. Carpeting on the hallway was ripped and a tripping hazard. Hotel was over run with Tour Bus guests which overwhelmed the breakfast room which was a mass of uncleared dirty tables. Reassessing further stays with Thon

The best way to describe this hotel is average in every way. Everything in Tromso is ”central” - it's not a big place so that isn't really a selling point. The rooms are very small (even the ”deluxe” ones) and there are only two elevators for a pretty sizable 8 story hotel so get ready for the stairs. I paid extra to be on the 8th floor because I read the reviews about the nightclub underneath and boy they were right - I could hear thumping well into the night so bring your earplugs (the club appears to only be open Thursday - Saturday so if you're travelling outside of that, I'm sure it's more tolerable to try to sleep). Hindsight being 20/20, I would've paid $30-40 more to stay at one of the better rated hotels.

Located in city centre, but room was small for the price. The good thing is they allowed us to checkin before time, which is the first time happened to us.

Everything is fine. There is a buffet and a free sauna. The suite also has a kitchen. I bought ingredients in the city and cooked them at home. A king crab leg costs 600 kronor. I bought salmon from the supermarket and cooked it. It was the best salmon I have ever eaten. Tenderer than smoked. But it’s almost 3 kilometers to walk to the city. Although it feels like you can see the aurora, you still have to sign up for a tour and go to a place two hours away to see it.