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Clarion Hotel Admiral, Bergen Hotels
Charming waterfront hotel with Bryggen views, upgraded rooms with private balconies, and a breakfast buffet
The Clarion Hotel Admiral, a distinguished establishment nestled within the embrace of historic warehouse buildings dating back to the early 1900s, presents an upscale and exceptionally well-positioned accommodation option in the captivating city of Bergen. Its prime location, directly across the shimmering water from the renowned Bryggen district, a site proudly designated as a UNESCO World Heritage landmark, allows guests to revel in breathtaking harbor views and effortless accessibility to a wealth of nearby attractions. Imagine yourself just a short stroll away from the vibrant fish market, a hub of activity and fresh catches, and a plethora of captivating cultural attractions that Bergen has to offer.
The Clarion Hotel Admiral offers a diverse selection of rooms to cater to varying preferences and needs. Guests can choose from comfortable Standard rooms, opt for the enhanced features of Deluxe rooms, or indulge in the luxurious space and amenities offered by the hotel’s exquisite Suites. For those seeking an extra touch of indulgence, the Deluxe rooms boast private balconies that provide unparalleled views overlooking the picturesque Bryggen.
When culinary desires beckon, The Social awaits, offering a delightful dining experience. Here, guests can savor modern interpretations of classic American bistro dishes, all while immersing themselves in the stunning panoramic views from the restaurant’s inviting waterfront terrace. This creates a truly unforgettable dining experience, perfectly complementing the overall charm and appeal of the Clarion Hotel Admiral in Bergen.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+47 55236400
C. Sundts gate 9
https://www.strawberryhotels.com/hotels/norway/bergen/clarion-hotel-admiral/
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