The location was good and the staff were helpful, but there was a bad smell in the kitchen; overall it wasn’t terrible but the kitchen clearly needs a deep clean, especially since we used it a lot.
MerveIl y a une semaine
Tromsã¸, Tromsø·8.4
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Ami Hotel sits in Tromsø’s heart, just steps from the Hurtigruten Terminal and Storgata pedestrian street. Brightly decorated rooms overlook city, mountains, or sea, featuring fridges, flat‑screen TVs, and free WiFi. Guests enjoy a shared kitchen, TV lounge, vending snacks, laundry, and discounted Northern Lights tours. Car hire and proximity to Polaria Aquarium add convenience.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The location was good and the staff were helpful, but there was a bad smell in the kitchen; overall it wasn’t terrible but the kitchen clearly needs a deep clean, especially since we used it a lot.
Merve·Il y a une semaine
The location was unbeatable, the details made a difference, every convenience was in the room, it was a quiet and central spot, and for the price and amenities it’s a great place; I’ll definitely return when I come back from vacation. The views for the northern lights aren’t the best, but you can still see them from the room I was assigned ♥️
Moreno·Il y a une semaine
The place is super central, right next to the city center, and the self‑check‑in was convenient. They offered free tea and coffee, and there was a kitchen where you could cook a bit. The downside was that the toilet and bathroom were located in the hallway and shared with other guests. We had paid for a parking spot, but the exact location wasn’t clearly explained.
Helle·Il y a 3 semaines
The room was clean, the location was good, and the kitchen was well supplied.
Martine·Il y a un mois
It felt more like a hostel than a hotel, but we loved the location and the room was big and airy. The beds were comfortable and there was a fridge. The communal kitchen had free coffee and was well equipped for self‑catering. There was no on‑site staff, so the rooms and main entrance were keyless and accessed with a pin code. The only drawback was that all accommodation is at least one flight of stairs higher and there’s no lift, so you need to be mobile. A blackout blind would help in midsummer; the curtains were good but didn’t block out all light.
Wendy·Il y a 4 mois