Scandic Seilet

Tired and monotonous man at the reception. Little service configured. I don't think he likes guests or his job. Alright then. Fantastic view from the spacious room was worth it. A otherwise pleasant evening is interrupted by a call from a lady at the reception. Did not present themselves. Harsh in tone with an accusation that I parked in a disabled spot. I think I have been in the way of several elderly people who couldn't get into the hotel due to the parking. I am trying to say that this parking space was the one I was assigned by the man at the reception. I asked him explicitly upon arrival if it was legal to stand there. That was it. The lady went straight into defense. Stupid that I "felt" it that way. Explained that I "feel" nothing, that's what happened, this I was told and that I was confirmed several times that I could stand in that position. I didn't see a handicap sign either. The lady refused to give in. Tried to say that I could move the car to end it all. She continued to lecture and point the finger at the responsibility of not parking in a disabled spot without proof. About all the disabled people I had stood in the way of. I was of course irritated. Went down to the reception. Showed where I was on the map. They refused that I was standing there. I thought I was on the other side of the square. On handicap. I didn't do that. I was neither there they said I was, nor on handicap. Was parked completely legally. Even went out to check to be absolutely sure - something they clearly hadn't done. Completely irrelevant whole thing. But the evening was ruined anyway. Unbelievable handling and completely absurd.

Group trip through Norway with short stays in various hotels. This hotel is worth it. In the form of a sailboat. Located on the water. Belongs to a large chain (often seen in other cities during the trip). Modern. Friendly reception. Beautiful room. Super view of the sea. Everything that needs to be present is there. Extra: ironing board and iron. Typical for a business hotel? Good sound insulation. Dinner in buffet style. Enough choice. Many fish dishes. Note: drinks are very expensive in Norway. Up to 18 euros for Chardonnay wine. Extensive breakfast. A pity we only stayed for 1 night.

If you are visiting Molde, this is definitely the hotel to choose. The floor-to-ceiling panoramic views alone make the entire stay worthwhile. Pros: - Breathtaking Views: Unmatched, panoramic scenery across the fjord. - Atmosphere: Very peaceful and quiet throughout the hotel. - Rooms: Spacious, comfortable, and very clean. - Breakfast: Excellent spread served in a dining room with spectacular views that make your morning coffee even better. Cons & Practical Tips: - Parking: The hotel doesn't have its own dedicated parking lot, but unless there's a big event, there is plenty of street/public parking right in front. Just remember to pay at the parking meter! - Dinner Options: We wouldn't recommend dining at the hotel restaurant, as it seems tailored mainly for large tour groups. Instead, take a short 10-minute walk into Molde town center, where you'll find plenty of local restaurant choices.