Top Hotels Near Museum of Archaeology in Stavanger from NZ$156

"Very friendly staff."

"Quirky repurpose of part of hospital. Very helpful staff, kiosk and shop in foyer handy for out of hours snacks etc"

"The breakfast menu was fastastic! Check in and the night staff, checking out very early, was very personable. Great location."

"Noise from the road is terrible. There are several bars right next to property and there was high level of noise until about 2 am every night and we were not there at a busy time. We made a reservation for two beds- and were told they did not offer two beds upon arrival even for the suite in which we made the reservation for. Hair dryer didn’t work- low customer service as well. Would not recommend. "

"The room itself was beautifully decorated and the bed was comfy, although there was only one size (we would have preferred a larger bed but made due). More cons than pros though. The biggest downside was not knowing that literally the entire plaza shut down for Easter, something we were not aware of at all, despite having already visited two other cities in Norway with everything still open. We would have appreciated for the staff to give travelers a heads up since they have no amenities, additional towels or toiletries, and their FAQs state that guests can purchase what they need at nearby stores - which were all closed. That includes the pharmacies, which was awful because half our travel party got sick with the flu and we had nowhere to get meds despite walking around for a couple hours. When I emailed the staff about the major inconvenience, they essentially told me it's on the guests to know all the major holidays and closures. We stayed for three nights in this condition so it was not an enjoyable experience at all. Unfortunate, really. "

"Loved this hotel. Location and free parking which is rare. Breakfast was amazing "

"Beautiful hotel and great food in the restaurant!"

"Good for price. Heated floors were lovely, everything worked well enough and room clean enough. Animal hairs covered all soft furnishings however, and the door keypad was very temperamental"