Quality Hotel Sogndal

Breakfast was pretty good in terms of variety. Room size was decent. Room had a fridge, which appears to be a rarity in Norway. Staff was helpful.

Even though our room was refurbished, it was quite obvious that it is an old build, and the redecoration wasn't the nicest job I've seen. As a result, the room had a weird vibe - the door was from another era, in the bathroom, the drain on the floor was halway under the bath (looked like a proper Eastern European home-made fix), the fridge was in the middle of the room, the sofa and the table didn't really match, sink was a really inconvenient design, etc. From the outside of the building it appears that we got a room in the oldest part of the hotel that was enlarged later on with new, more modern wings, so this description is only valid for the minority of the rooms. Overall, we had a pleasant stay for a night, and the strange room features were not much of a turn-off, just a bit, well, strange (being from a former Eastern bloc country, I'm susceptible to recognizing refurbished but outdated hotels). Would not call it good value, although I understand that Norwegian prices are of another world.

Very nice hotel front desk.

Lighting in the rooms was a bit dark.

Big room with modern equipment and some “smart home” applications!

Poor quality of ingredients in breakfast