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We had a top floor deluxe room with fantastic views of the entire port. Good bed, adequate bath, comfortable seating. Beware the a-frame sloped ceiling if you are over 5’9”. Housekeeping superior!||Restaurant cozy, sometimes over full. Evening meal service buffet style, sometimes better than others. Very kind servers. ||Be sure to watch the Stavanger tv series “State of Happiness”, it will make your stay.

Clarion Collection Hotel Skagen Brygge: A Stylish Stay in Stavanger A Waterfront Gem Clarion Collection Hotel Skagen Brygge is a stylish and modern hotel located right on the waterfront in the heart of Stavanger. Its prime location offers stunning views of the harbor and easy access to the city's top attractions. Pros: Prime Location: The hotel's waterfront location is unbeatable, providing breathtaking views and easy access to the city center. Stylish Design: The hotel's contemporary design and comfortable rooms create a relaxing and enjoyable atmosphere. Complimentary Meals: The included breakfast, afternoon "fika" (coffee and cake), and evening meal are a great value-add, especially for those on a budget. Friendly Staff: The hotel staff is known for their warm hospitality and helpfulness. Cons: Room Size: While the rooms are modern and well-appointed, some guests may find them a bit on the smaller side, especially for longer stays. Limited Parking: Parking can be a challenge, especially during peak season. The hotel offers limited on-site parking, and off-site parking may be necessary. Overall, Clarion Collection Hotel Skagen Brygge is an excellent choice for a stylish and convenient stay in Stavanger. Its prime location, modern design, and complimentary meals make it a great value for money.

Lovely hotel on the harbour, convenient for everything. Super comfy beds with luxurious pillows and duvets. Most of all, the staff are all so friendly and made our stay really special. Breakfast had everything you could wish for. Highly recommended!

Booked by chance not knowing the area and we were rewarded with a very pleasant experience. The service was excellent and friendly. Excellent value for money as breakfast and dinner was included. Clean rooms and cosy public areas. One small request, please add USB ports to the rooms, I didn't bring a plug just cables. The receptionist went above and beyond in sourcing a plug for me. Thank you. We would stay again and recommend this hotel to our friends.

Full disclosure we complained & were given a 10% discount & bottle of wine. For us it’s living in its reputation from its glory days of the past, but they’re well & truly over.|There’s no AC, no USB ports, no streaming channels & a very dated & constantly pixelated tv, only news in English, no room phone, no tea/coffee facilities, lightbulb out, room serviced ONLY on request & only one towel & hand towel pp. One Receptionist was unacceptable rude stating our issues were because we’d not paid enough (£1000 for 5 nights!) for “luxuries” such as more storage (what?) than one coat hanger, the safe provided actually working, & a light fixture not burning hot in the headboard.||It VERY noisy outside especially if there’s any sunshine & people stay out drinking very late. We had to close windows (no AC) and use a small fan provided.||Definitely staying at The Victoria next month!

The toilet in our room had not been cleaned after the last guest. Bathroom is poorly appointed: no floor towels ( on tile floors), no Kleenex, no soap in the dispenser. The room fridge was not clean inside. The room safe didn’t work. The WiFi is miserably overloaded - most of the time I could not get on, especially at night. The location is quite noisy. Beds are very bare- bones with not one extra pillow, and odd little mattresses that slip off the base of the beds. Sleep was not restful. It felt like a dorm room. They do not clean rooms, change towels, empty trash, etc. during a visit, adding to the dorm vibe. The food was good, but in general, this was an uncomfortable stay.

I had a superior room with a water front view of the harbour! There is a parkering garage underneath the hotel, and beds and linen are fantastic. They serve the best bread I have ever tasted at breakfast, and they also serve a great buffet from 6-8 pm (included in the booking). I highly recommend this hotel!

We loved the size and layout of the room. The beds were soft and the staff were excellent. In an expensive country like Norway, we also appreciated that breakfast and dinner were included in our stay and was rather tasty and had lots of variety. Overall, we’d give this place enthusiastic thumbs up. However, there are definitely elements within the control of the hotel that could have made the experience better. First, in 2024, it baffles me that hotels still can’t figure out how to strengthen the WiFi in the rooms. It’s free WiFi, but it’s trash unless you’re in the lobby. Second, upon arrival, we were disappointed to find that our lovely harbor view (the largest reason we decided to stay at this hotel) was completely obstructed by a massive cruise ship. The hotel is like 10 meters from the waters edge, so you could practically touch the ship from our hotel window. Why the cruise-goers experience is so much more important than the folks who choose to spend money and stay in town, I’ll never understand. The boat stayed until 10PM, so no twilight views of the water and then right as we were trying to sleep, we had to endure all the commotion of the ship leaving. The folks staying on the ship couldn’t even be bothered to eat dinner in town, even though they were docked for the entirety of dinner time (the harbor restaurants were all but empty during that time). In walking through the old historic part of town on the hill, we encountered numerous signs of locals advocating for the ships to go away. Why doesn’t Stavanger government and the hotels advocate for the residents and the people actually spending money in the harbor area? The ships could easily anchor a kilometer or two out of the harbor, boat their passengers in for the day trips as many other ports do and everyone would be happier. Seems like a simple solution. Finally, and this is a smaller issue, but the rooms can get stuffy if you don’t have the window open. We actually love that we can have the windows open when we travel abroad, but at this particular hotel, people would smoke right under the windows and the smoke would waft in regularly. As an asthmatic, that was very frustrating. Our options were to endure 2nd hand smoke, or endure a stuffy room until the smokers were gone. Hotel can easily ask smokers to smoke across the street. We still rate the hotel 4 stars, but would caution those staying here to make sure your expectations are set for a possible smoky room, cruise ship obstructed view and bad WiFi.