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"Overall, it is a nice place to stay when in Gothenburg central. The hotel is located in the central station which is very practical when coming by train or coach as well as going to the airport. There was a good variety of food for breakfast. The only thing was that in the room, it is impossible to open the windows as they were sealed to the wall. You could see the indoor courtyard but we had a difficult time with the heating system and with two people in the room, it was quite hot and no air flow. The receptionist told us that they could get the technician to come and check it but we thought that we didn't need it especially as we weren't there for the time that they would've been able to come. Other than that, it was a good hotel. "

"Lovely rooms and facilities "

"Very childfriendly"

"Clean room and very comfy pillows. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Hotel itself was very spacious and had lots to do, but the room was smaller than it looked online. The breakfast was fresh with average amount to choose from. Overall good and would go back again. "

"Beautifully decorated but a little style over function. Room very small (difficult to accommodate two small suitcases and two humans, with limited access to the other side of the bed) and overly complicated shower that seemed to only work on one setting. Very welcoming and helpful staff. Excellent location. "

"Great"

"Really clean and the staff were really friendly and helpful. Only a short work into the town"

"Perfect room for 1 adult and 2 children. Location was great, staff were friendly and helpful. Spacious room with double bed and bunk bed hidden in the wall which was a completely new thing to me - excellent. Hotel has everything you need, I would stay again."

"The hotel was clean, spacious and welcoming. The breakfast was excellent, with lots of choice, the room was lovely, well equipped and very comfortable. The spa was really good however, as a guest I think access should be free. We were surprised we had to pay an entrance fee, and only allowed two hours to visit. "