Comfort Hotel® Union Brygge

Kor man skal begynne! Får kred for at vi fikk sjekke inn tidlig, men det er nok det eneste. Iskaldt hotellrom, dusjen mangler forheng, blandebatteri virker ikke, vannet er enten glovarmt eller enda varmere. Kaffe?? Pappbeger i resepsjonen til 25,-/stk. Rommet er utrivelig og meget sparsomt utstyrt.

Elegant, smakfullt inrett rum med fantastisk utsikt. Mycket rara, unga servitriser vid middagen. Sköna sängar och en riklig frukostbuffén. Det blev en fin final på en mycket upplevelserik vecka i Norge.

Det er kun prisen som gjenspeiler et bra hotell. Dårlig roomservice. Ikke minibar. Ikke morgenkåpe på suite til 3000,- ses aldri igjen. Får ikke følelsen av luksus dom man ønsker seg på hotell.. jgffvjhfxvjugvbkhgcnkgcvjyfbkhtcjkgxvjyg

1. the hotel was completely full and the breakfast area is not large enough for all the guests. The hotel boasts that you can eat breakfast to 10:30 in week ends. I arrived for breakfast at 9:30 Saturday. There were no glasses left, the plates were extremely small (10cm in diameter), lack of food, lack of staff. The tables were dirty and there where dirty plates all over the place. Sunday was ok, but I had to go to breakfast at 8:00 to secure that I actually got something to eat. 2. the room was tired, missing paint and a table that was broken. The air condition did not work. The bathroom was the worst part. The Hair dryer did not work. The wall behind the wash basin was full of finger marks. The shower walls were dirty. I could not see clearly through the shower doors. I complained, but the hotel was full, so I did not Get a New room. 3. I have stayed at several comfort hotels, but this is definetly the worst experience I have ever had. The hotel is quite new, but already tired.

Suffocating in the room. It’s probably about 26°C in my room right now. No air flow. I spoke to Ian at the front desk. Real nice guy. He tried to get me a fan and he ended up finding one but it was broken. Not his fault but what a bad choice of hotel after travelling for 20 hours to attend a conference. I wish my first night in Norway would have been a much better one…