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Bergen Harbour Hotel, Bergen Hotels
Centrally-located hotel with an Asian restaurant, a Belgian bar, and nearby fitness center access
Bergen Harbour Hotel boasts an enviable location in the very heart of the city, making it a superb starting point for all your urban adventures. Situated just a short stroll away, less than two blocks in fact, you’ll find the iconic Bryggen and the fascinating Hanseatic Museum, immersing you in the rich history of the area. Furthermore, the hotel is conveniently positioned only a 2-minute walk from the base of Mount Fløyen Funicular, offering easy access to breathtaking panoramic views of Bergen and its surroundings.
From the moment you step outside the Bergen Harbour Hotel, you’ll be enveloped by the vibrant energy of the city. A plethora of attractions, delightful eateries serving local and international cuisine, diverse shops catering to all tastes, and lively bars offering a range of beverages are all within easy reach. In addition to this, the hotel benefits from its proximity to several public transport options, allowing you to explore the wider region with ease and convenience.
The rooms at Bergen Harbour Hotel, while generally simple in their design, provide comfortable and cozy spaces to relax and unwind after a day of sightseeing. Solo travelers can take advantage of the single room options, offering an economical solution for their stay. For those seeking a little more space, the superior double and twin rooms provide additional comfort and amenities. All rooms are equipped with modern conveniences, including flat-screen TVs for entertainment, convenient minifridges for storing refreshments, coffee makers for your morning brew, complimentary WiFi to stay connected, and a Chromecast device, enabling you to stream your favorite shows and movies.
If you opt for one of the upgraded units, you’ll be rewarded with even more windows, filling the room with an abundance of natural light and offering delightful views of the bustling city and the picturesque surrounding hills. Select rooms even feature charming small balconies, providing a private outdoor space overlooking the hotel’s neighbor, the historic ViseBasaren building, adding a touch of character to your stay.
Beyond the comfortable accommodations, the Bergen Harbour Hotel offers a range of amenities designed to enhance your experience. Begin each day with a delicious and satisfying breakfast at Soya Restaurant, which also transforms into a haven for modern Asian cuisine later in the day, providing a culinary journey for your taste buds. For alternative dining experiences, you can indulge in authentic Chinese dim sum, prepared with traditional techniques and fresh ingredients, directly within the hotel’s premises. Alternatively, venture into Belgio, Bergen’s first and only dedicated Belgian bar, located right on the property, and sample a range of Belgian beers and snacks in a convivial atmosphere. As an added bonus, guests of the Bergen Harbour Hotel receive complimentary admission to the Vikinghallen, a well-equipped fitness center located just a 7-minute walk from the hotel, allowing you to maintain your fitness routine during your stay.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+47 55 30 09 10
Finnegårdsgaten 6
https://bergenharbourhotel.no/en/
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