Best Western Hotel Anno 1937

Pure breakfast nothing Laktose free , I asked and it has been thrown away , date went out, I was there on a Tuesday so all stores were open on Monday! and only pork meet , I do not eat , and unfriendly staff, especially if you booked a superior room and were not able to have a look around the corner online ! Then realized that this superior has no toilet door!!! All open and only everywhere black curtains ! Strange feeling. Also in hotel description of as water cocker , but I was told only in suites you got some comfort , ridiculous answer also for this price ! I will never come back here . Only be aware when you book !

We arrived with pretty low expectations because the Anno (along with most other hotels in Kristianstad) seems to attract rather a lot of unfavourable reviews. Given this, we were actually pleasantly surprised. The lobby area is nicely styled & the 3 bedrooms allocated to our group were much better than expected. All appeared to have benefitted from a fairly recent contemporary bathroom renovation. Other aspects of the rooms were a tad dated & the doors are particularly awful but aside from that they are ok. Beds are comfy, the shower powerful, there’s a good sized flat screen TV & plenty of sockets. Our room faced an internal courtyard & we enjoyed peaceful sleep. Some areas of the hotel are crying out for some TLC, the corridors are gloomy & hostel-like. The Anno doesn’t have a restaurant but the simple breakfast buffet was absolutely fine & morning service friendly. The location is ideal, central but on a quiet street facing the church & just a couple of minutes walk to the station. An array of restaurants are within walking distance. On-street parking is free overnight with a minimal hourly charge between 9am & 6pm. The outstanding aspect of the Anno for us though was the wonderful lady receptionist, she had terrific English skills but more importantly was always so very smiley & helpful. We witnessed her having to deal with an irate client upon arrival & she handled it with absolute aplomb. She is an absolute credit to the hotel & was a big part of our enjoyment of the Anno (can't believe I didn't note her name!).

Average hotel with small creaky rooms, I guess this is normal for an old building…breakfast was average at best. The staff was not too friendly. The room furnishings were average. The best I can say about my experience was average, except for the price, it was a little high.

The room and the hotel was cosy, but that is more or less the only positive thing. ||||The service at the front desk was missing service focus and was more focused on processes than happy customers. Normally I live at the hotel next door instead but this time we wanted to try something other, but we will probably not be going back. ||||The breakfast was having a feeling of taken in and out of the fridge for a couple of days. ||||We payed €140 for the room, I would say it is more like a €80-90 hotel experience.

The hotel that claims to be the best, Best western in Europe, no need to ask, the gent at check in will tell you all about it. Breakfast is between 7.30-930am, do not arrive a minute early or a minute late or you will not be feed. Breakfast was the least of my concerns once I was given the key to by Cupboard-room. I know how poor Harry Potter felt living under the stairs. 7 of us checked in, I was the only one confined to the smallest hotel room in Europe. Of course I questioned the cupboard allocation but was told the agent had indeed booked the cupboard not a hotel room. The gent on reception has a lovely passive aggressive personally that’s prefect for working in a hotel-cupboard storage. |One afternoon we had a beer out the front of one of the other rooms on a small table and chairs, we where informed this was actually illegal as the outside courtyard is part of the restaurant. Even though the room opens to this small courtyard. The printer in the hotel was available to guests. |The breakfast was average, fair from Europe’s best. |If you run a hotel renting out cupboard space it’s best to make it clear. I asked to change room and was told that was not possible. With 7 rooms booked you’d think they could make sure we all had similar accommodation. ||If your staying gear please check the room you have booked.

If you, like myself, are on a business trip and basically just want a bed, a desk and breakfast in the morning to an affordable price, I would say that this is an OK hotel.||||Location is right in the city center, next to a couple of other hotels and close to the main streets with restaurants and shops. Rooms are basic and nothing really to complain about, same with the facilities in general.||||The service is however not impressive at all. Upon arrival we got a welcoming with zero enthusiasm, minimal information and you could feel that the person didn't want to be there. Maybe it was a bad day, but I got the same feeling at breakfast when I noticed the staff standing looking on their phone rather than the guests or the food. Sure, if it is slow it is not that exciting but it looks bad.||||I will probably come to Kristianstad multiple times the coming two years so the next time I will try another hotel to see if I enjoy it more.

Cozy little hotel, very close to the city centre. Stayed in a single room - quite small but still equipped with necessities such as a desk, a resting chair and a nice bed. Superb pillows for my liking. Breakfast buffet with a large selection of options, both warm, cold, with or without bread.

The owner of this hotel needs to take a class on anger management and look up the definition of "hospitality industry." Quite surprised that Best Western puts their name on this hotel. Bathrooms in rooms have no doors and an open window into the room, not even a frosting. No restaurant in the hotel. Door to lobby is locked during the day and you have to inform the desk of who you are every time you walk in, quite strange, and don't try to have a guest in your room who isn't registered even for a few minutes, it's not allowed.