Hotels in Karlstad with Swimming Pools

Quick check-in and friendly service. The room was nice and modern. Great range of warm and cold breakfast options, with allergy information. There was even a different section with gluten and lactose free options, with a separate cutting board and cutlery (great for celiacs).

Overall a below average experience. We had 4 rooms traveling af families. Overall the hotel seemed overhelmed by high season Restaurant was a mess and was placed in a conference room. We came to the restaurant at 19:00 with a booking for 10. We was the last guest to order food. the experience of setting in a conference room was clear. After seeing the buffet we decided to order a la carte. We order from the menu with no extra request and 4 of them kids menus. It took mere than 1 hour for the food to come… BUT 3 courses missing!! Another wait and we was not able to eat at the same time. The chef was polite and was given a apology and it seemed like they where trying. After the meal we explained our disapointment to the wait staff and some persistent explaining. We was offered a discount. Next time we eat in the city. Morningbuffet was a mystery! Large buffet but overall not inspiring and alot of readymade options. One thing we simply dont understand according to Scandic profile of beeing healthy and nutritious for kids…. Serving candy and Oreo’s for kidsbuffet ?? Rooms was fine but when you booked for 4 persons it gives a not ready feeling when the bunkbeds needed to be prepared. VERY NOISY! Alot of noise from the street from loud cars and the floor above us was noisy from foodsteps.

The hotel is very old. In 1883, the room didn't have air conditioning. I had a particularly hot day in August, I couldn't sleep in the evening, there was no air conditioning, and although there was an electric fan in the room, it was still hot. Breakfast is not bad.

Hotel location is good, room is small. This is the southernmost part of Norway. The city is very quiet. Breakfast can be. The air is fresh and comfortable. It’s a short walk from the pedestrian street.