★★★·Karlstad·8.4
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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Located 100 m from Klarälven River’s beach and a 10‑minute walk from central Karlstad, Solakoop B&B is Sweden’s first cooperative‑run bed‑and‑breakfast. Rooms feature private toilets, flat‑screen TVs and fridges, with shared showers. Free Wi‑Fi, parking and disabled‑accessible facilities are offered. Guests enjoy a garden, outdoor games, a dining room with TV, and nearby shops, restaurants, Löfberg Lila Arena (3 km) and Sommarro Golf Club (4.5 km).
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
No staff on site, but the accommodation and setting are excellent, close to the center yet peaceful, though near the highway and with free parking. Breakfast is self‑served. It’s affordable, yet you’ll need some guidance if you’ve never stayed here before.
Roger·Il y a 3 semaines
A short walk from the center and the parking on site is convenient. The noise from traffic and a rock festival went on deep into the night, and the shared bathroom on the corridor was very poorly kept.
Sieuwert·Il y a un mois
Everything was fine, nothing to complain about.
Skålberg·Il y a un mois
The room was clean, spacious, and early check‑in was possible. Inside the room there was a toilet and a shared shower. Wi‑Fi seemed to work only with municipal resources, so it generally didn’t work. Breakfast was unique because it was homemade‑style – you pull whatever you want from the fridge, brew coffee, cook eggs, spread bread, cut veggies, and eat. I’m not sure if that’s normal, but there were no time limits for breakfast. The property is a bit outside the center, which wasn’t an issue. The room didn’t feel disturbed by the nearby road.
Tomasz·Il y a un mois
Free breakfast with several good vegan options, including a vegan marble cake (Gugelhupf). Free bike rental, comfy bed, very nice staff, and an outdoor seating area. Close to traffic, but not too bad; the room is pretty insulated, though traffic can be heard. The doors look hospital‑like, a bit sterile. Only 5 TV channels.
Michael·Il y a un mois