Top Hotels Near Leprosy Museum in Bergen from NZ$317

"Excellent hotel in a fantastic waterfront location in Bergen. The views of the harbor and Bryggen are beautiful. The hotel combines historic charm with modern comfort, and the rooms were clean, stylish, and very comfortable. The staff were welcoming and attentive, and the breakfast buffet was outstanding with a wide variety of fresh options. Unfortunately dinning room was not open due to strike but plenty of good options available within short walk distance. Perfect location for exploring Bergen on foot. We just walked a couple of minutes to catch boats for fjord trips which was very convenient. We had a wonderful stay and would definitely return."

"Fantastic breakfast and great location."

"A good size room, large in fact. Kettle and tea etc would have been good. Breakfast was pretty good, good service. Very handy for town centre, bus and light rail services to airport. It is getting on in age and the room a bit careworn but still ok."

"The breakfast buffet was huge, excellent choices. No sweets. Crowded with people from tours, but everyone with good manners. Room is very basic but clean and bed comfortable. Staff professional and helpful. "

"It was OK ( Hotel Staff on strike in Norway )"

"Due to the strike, the bfast options were less than they were 10 days ago when we stayed, but still a variety of choices. The staff were exceptional! Friendly, helpful, good sense of humor, efficient. Thank you!"

"This hotel has a great location. It’s very clean and the check in is easy."

"The staff was amazing - usual breakfast but they had crepes for breakfast and the eggs were delicious. Our room was very comfortable but only feedback was we did not have a full window and we felt a bit closed off from the outside. The staff was amazing and it was very centrally located to everything downtown."

"My first trip to Norway and I hope to return but I will never stay at another Scandic hotel again. The Scandic Torget does not have enough tables in its restaurant. Two days running, I got up from my breakfast table to go and get another coffee, only to find that somebody had taken the table on my return and there wasn't a thing I could do about it. This is a problem particularly for solo travellers. What are we supposed to do? If we leave a bag, book or mobile phone to show the table is in use and it is stolen, the hotel will call us foolish for leaving it unguarded. I have travelled to 6 continents and I had NEVER previously been in the position where I had to argue/fight with other hotel guests over the right to sit at a table where I had already been seated!! This is a disgusting way for guests to be treated. It doesn't matter that one hour at breakfast might be busier than others, a hotel should still have an adequate number of tables. My advice to people heading for Bergen is to book inn at the Radisson or any other hotel rather than Scandic."