Gothenburg Hotels with Wifi

We had great time at the Gothia Towers. The dinner in Heaven 23 with sunset view was the highlight. Easy access from and to the airport with regular bus stopping only 150m from the Hotel. Would stay here again👌.

The hotel is right inside the train station, but you have to take the escalator upstairs to the front desk on the 2nd floor after exiting the station. The hotel is clean but the room facilities are very simple, suitable for a temporary transit stay for one night without any hassles.

Its a great location, great bfast and very comfortable. rooms were bit cold but hotel staff helped their best in the situation and also provided with an extra heater that helped a lot.

Service at the front desk was average, some staff were nice, some staff were with bad attitude. The rooms are spacious with good amenities.

I will start with the fact that the Staff were absolutely wonderful and helpful. But was A little disappointed when a room advertised as premier, was average at best. Shelve in the room broken, light fixtures that didn’t work, old basic tv that only had basic cable so couldn’t watch movies or Netflix etc or connect to with our devices. Not major issues but more what you expect from basic low end accommodation of private rooms at a hostel etc

This was good hotel, located in the center of Gothenborg where you have good access to almost everything. It was a beautiful hotel with a good interior design. It was clean enough. As a not good point, we can say they don't put slipperies in the rooms that is a little annoying. Breakfast was perfect with a very good anf acceptable range of foods and drinks. Parking cost is too much here. It's almost 400 SEK per each day, buy you still have this alternative that park your car in some public parkings, with 10 minutes walking to the hotel and much lower cost.

The hotel is a courtyard-style hotel. It is recommended to choose a room near the periphery. Below the inner circle rooms is the courtyard, which is the hotel's dining and bar. It is a little noisy. The hotel's own parking lot is a small area in the large open-air parking lot next to the hotel. It is very small and you can hardly wait for a parking space. There are many public parking lots in other areas around. You need to use the Swedish parking APP to pay. You can bind a credit card to pay. After parking, enter the parking lot identification number. When you need to leave, just pull the progress bar of the APP. It is charged by time. The Hasselblad Center is in the art museum. You don't need to go there specifically. You can check in at the Hasselblad statue at the door. The Volvo Museum is temporarily closed, so you don't need to go there specifically.

Had a very nice stay, the only bad thing was that the ventilation didn't really work as it should and then when we were going to check out, we still had about 5 minutes left before check out time when cleaning only opened the door after knocking 1 time instead of waiting when we were to answer they just opened the door and saw us said oh sorry and closed the door again felt very uncomfortable I don't really feel that it is standard service in such a hotel.

Loved the location of this hotel as well as the downstairs communal areas. Also the size of the room was great. Unfortunately the bed was incredibly uncomfortable and cheap so I barely slept a wink in my 3 nights there. I asked for an extra pillow as you only get one and that still didn’t help. Staff were lovely when I did speak to them, but you can easily go by your whole stay without talking to someone which is a shame as you don’t get told any information. There was also no fridge or safe in the rooms which I thought was pretty standard. Food at the breakfast buffet was really good though. Great options for vegans/gluten free too.

Super great hotel! It is recommended to book a superior room of 30 square meters, which is really large in Northern Europe. It is very cost-effective. The superior room has enough space to separate the bathtub and shower. It has double sinks and is very comfortable overall. The toiletries have a very special smell, and the Chinese character ”Jing” on the bottle is very friendly. The hygiene is very good, and the cleaning staff is also very easy to communicate with. Even if the room is full of people on weekends, the cleaning is very fast! The breakfast is good. There are free coffee machines on each floor, milk plant milk, as well as croissants, sandwiches, and snacks for you to enjoy. This is very special! You can enjoy the centuries-old castle architecture without leaving the hotel! The rooftop swimming pool is said to be good but I didn’t go there. I might give it a try next time! The location is undoubtedly the best choice for taking the train. The train station is very convenient for business and there are many restaurants and supermarkets. Accommodation is very convenient! Gothenburg is not big, but the Volvo Museum and the Art Museum are more worth visiting! special reminder! This city is nicknamed ”Little London” in autumn and winter because it is foggy and rains almost every day! But it’s just light rain, and it will stop for a while, so it’s best to bring a waterproof hard-shell windbreaker to wear over your down jacket! very important! This way you don’t need to bring an umbrella! The restaurant on the second floor of the hotel! delicious! The sommelier is an Italian guy who is very talkative and knowledgeable about wine. The wine pairings he recommends are very good! It would be great to stay in this hotel and go directly to the second floor for dinner. The set menu is very cheap at four to five hundred Swedish kronor per person for three or four dishes, but I personally prefer a la carte! Recommended raw beef tartare is delicious! Fried artichokes are delicious too! Flounder is also good! Highly recommend this restaurant! The restaurant is also very loving. It is closed on Sunday night in order to give homeless homeless people in Gothenburg an early Christmas and feel the warmth. All the restaurant chefs and service staff went to cook for them! On the big weekend, it was indeed Nordic style! Thumbs up!