Compare Cheap Hotels in Gnarp

"Storslaget hotell. Vänlig personal, min son fick en bok och pratade om hotellets historia med personalen. Fint rum och bra frukost."

"Fantastic hotel, just didn’t get to try the restaurant because it was closed on the Sunday night which was a shame. Everything else is fantastic "

"Boutique hotel within walking distance of train station and in downtown Sundsvall. Lightly staffed and property was a bit aged, understandably because the building was probably 100 years old, but it met our needs and breakfast was sufficient. "

"The hotel is very centrally located and on-site public parking is available right in front of the hotel (incl. 4 overnight electric car charging spots). Our room was spacious, quiet and clean. It made a very cosy impression as it featured a huge tiled stove that must have been used once upon a time to heat the room. In general, the hotel has a very nice atmosphere because of it's old age. Still everything is up to current standards. The maybe only downside was the lack of surfaces in the bathroom to place toiletries and cosmetics. We had a relaxing night in the comfortable bed. The breakfast was pretty good. Quite good choices of food: cereals, rolls, cheese, cold cuts, warm sausages and meatballs, scrambled egg, jams, fruits. Coffee was very good. Also they provided a good choice of gluten and lactose free products. The maybe only improvement could be the choice of veggies: tomatoes, cucumber and bell pepper. It would be nice to add some salads or other in season veggies."

"Very nice staff, location, room. A great value with breakfast. Nice area atoundbhotel, very vlose to train and bud station. Now s Strawberry hotel and that a good sign of quality."

"We’ve stayed at several hotels on our trip and I found the bed here to be very uncomfortable … and the pillows so-so. I awoke with a sore back - which I never do. Also the breakfast was disappointing - the eggs, bacon and pancakes were cold … Maybe the sterno was not working?? I think there are better options in town to stay. "