Scandic Nordkapp

Stayed one night. An old ski hotel with high need if renovation. Flexibility to add kid in the room but no extra bed or towels for her. Luckily we had tent matress and sleeping bag. Breakfast was a bit sad but in line with the hotel.

Our room here was pretty basic but unlike a lot of local accommodation, it had a private bathroom. The rooms are on the small side with no tv but the bed was comfortable with good bedding and the room furniture was reasonably good. The carpet was a bit worn but this far north with the weather conditions here, I guess that’s to be expected. The bathroom is small but the equipment is fine and there was plenty of hot water. A shower curtain was a surprise rather than a moveable screen but it was clean. On the down side, this place had about 5 coach parties here each night during our two night stay so the buffet breakfast was very busy and somewhat noisy. The dining room is really nice but if you can, avoid the bus tour crowds as the food servery area is very small for the number of guests trying to access it. At one stage on our first morning, they ran out of clean plates. Overall, a good location for the local sights but a somewhat budget quality stay.

Located approx 5 km from Honnibgsvåg and 25 km from North Cape globe. A basic seasonal operated Scandic Hotel. Rooms and facilities are old but charming. If I understood correctly these were the barracks used at the Winter Olympics in Lillehammer 1994. Still value for money compared to other options in the area. Food was excellent, staff friendly. Wonderful nature all around including reindeers walking around and great base for hiking so WiFi only in the common areas was ok.

The hotel is situated in its expected location, near the North Cape Plateau. Naturally, supply and demand dictate the price, especially during the peak season. The location is nice, and the food is acceptable, which is what one would expect from a hotel that primarily caters to large tour groups.||||However, for the price we paid, I expected more than what felt like a large guesthouse. There was no WiFi in the rooms, only in the main hall. The rooms were not cleaned, beds were not made, and towels were not replaced during our stay.||||While driving around Magerøya, we noticed several smaller hotels and guesthouses. I recommend checking these alternatives first. They are even better located, and I would assume the service is better, although the prices might also reflect the large influx of tourists visiting the island during the summer.

Perfect place, a bit pricy for what you get, but the location is great and the buffet is good! Fire alarm when off at 6:30am! Hotel is old, but overall good!

Terrible dinner buffet, few options and completeöy tasteless. Breakfast followed same path, juices miced up and not the same as promised. Also no waffles, I mean come on - this is Norway! After complaining about this at the check-out, no word of, well anything was offered as mitigation... Not to be recommendend.

The rooms wear ok/good enough for a stay. The service was good but the best was ofcorse the view! Well worth a stay! But a water kettel in the room would have been nice to have. There wasent one in the room I was staying at.

I was surprised how big this place actually is. The room we had provided enough space, the bed was really comfortable and the service was great. For dinner they offer a buffet with lots of choices so you have no waiting time after a long trip. 25 minutes from the north cape it is perfect to stay over night. There's also enough space to park your car near your room. I recommend staying here.