First Orebro

Hotel that is more like a hostel. But takes the full hotel price. Lived in a slightly larger single room. Spartanically furnished, narrow bed. Dusty. The key cards are in a worn and dirty holder at check-in. Unclear how long the staff's work shifts are. Loud disturbances from nightlife on the street. The breakfast was completely uninspired with dry pastries leftover from the cafe business.

Nothing to write home about. Dirty and not nice staff. The bar was not really welcoming either the personell with its crazy rules. I dont recommend this place to anyone. We skipped the breakfast as we also were late up but after having a quick look i have to say stay away.

The room itself was ok and it was clean. However, the room faced the courtyard and the window was at ground level with it. Which makes it even more incomprehensible that even though there were double curtain rails, only the blackout curtains were up. I hate it when that happens because it means you can't let any daylight in because the curtains have to be drawn all the time. In addition, it was insanely hot in the room and the window could barely be opened and I couldn't find anywhere to regulate the temperature. The breakfast was a disappointment, poor selection and factory-baked bread, which is strange since I know that the hotel owner also runs a bakery. The staff at check-in/check-out were nice.