Located 2625 feet from Stavanger Central Station, is Bjørvika Apartments - Sirkus Renaa. Guests can enjoy rooms with satellite flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi access.
Calvin
United States of America
easily accesible to the city center, parking next to the building, restaurant at the main lobby of the apartment
The 21-floor Thon Hotel Stavanger Forum is located in Stavanger, 656 feet from Rogaland Art Museum. It offers rooms with modern furnishings and free internet access.
Srujan
United States of America
This is a beautiful hotel, the staff was friendly and accommodating. The breakfast was awesome.
Just 1.9 mi from Stavanger and 15 minutes’ walk from Lake Mosvannet, this eco-friendly hotel provides bright, air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TVs.
Overlooking Lake Breiavatnet, Thon Hotel Maritim offers free Wi-Fi, a popular buffet breakfast with organic options and rooms with cable TV. Stavanger Train and Bus Station is a 3-minute walk away.
Michelle
Australia
Comfortable beds great location excellent breakfast
Easy streaming from own device to TV
Just 656 feet from Stavanger Train Station and 1640 feet from the harbor, this hotel offers free Wi-Fi access in all areas. All rooms include a mini-bar and a flat-screen TV with cable channels.
This waterfront hotel is located in a Victorian-style building, dating back 1900. Hotel Victoria is less than 10 minutes’ walk from Stavanger Train Station.
Kelly
United Kingdom
All the staff were very professional, friendly and helpful including housekeeping who helped me when I accidentally broke a glass. The room was very clean and the bed was comfortable. They provided soft and comfortable robes and slippers. They provided high quality shower gel, shampoo and conditioner. There was a good choice for breakfast. There was also free coffee and chocolates in the lobby.
Located in Stavanger’s harbor area, this hotel offers modern rooms with free WiFi access and a flat-screen TV. Stavanger Old Town is within 10 minutes’ walk of the hotel.
Overlooking Lake Breiavatnet, Thon Hotel Maritim offers free Wi-Fi, a popular buffet breakfast with organic options and rooms with cable TV. Stavanger Train and Bus Station is a 3-minute walk away.
This modern hotel is centrally located in Stavanger, just 5 minutes' walk from Stavanger Station. WiFi and access to a well-equipped fitness room are free for guests.
Perfect breakfast and everything else also stunning!!
This design hotel is in the heart of Stavanger, only 1640 feet from Lake Breiavatnet and Stavanger Station. It offers free Wi-Fi, a gym and rooms with flat-screen TVs.
Useful laundry, super helpful staff. Good breakfast.
Located in Stavanger and within 1.6 miles of Godalen Beach, SILENZIO minhotel features a terrace, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Located in Stavanger, 4.5 miles from Norwegian Petroleum Directorate, Quality Hotel Pond has accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Stort sett bra, eggerøra og bacon kunne vært bedre.
FAQs about hotels in Stavanger
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Stavanger this weekend is SAR 405 or, for a 4-star hotel, SAR 619. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Stavanger for this weekend cost around SAR 723 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs SAR 417 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Stavanger for tonight. You'll pay around SAR 671 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Stavanger will cost around SAR 839, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Bursting with culture and scenery, and arranged around a charming harbour, Stavanger has an array of restaurants and museums, and is home to Norway’s oldest cathedral, Stavanger Cathedral.
Some of the most popular museums to see in the city are the Stavanger Museum, Rogaland Art Museum and Stavanger Maritime Museum, which shows off this port cities rich maritime history.
Looking for some sightseeing inspiration? Then stroll along the narrow cobbled streets and soak up the charm of the city's past in Old Stavanger (Gamle Stavanger) which features traditional white wooden houses with red-rooftops and the Norwegian Canning Museum.
Sightseeing and day trips aside, other activities include hiking and climbing around the amazing and picturesque landscapes of the city and The Lysefjord. During winter, locals flock to Stokkavannet Lake for ice skating, and if the lake is not iced over there are ice skating opportunities at the indoor Arena Sørmarka.
The Fjordline Ferry Terminal, where you can get a direct ferry to the cities of Bergen and Hirtshals, is ideal for either a day trip or weekend getaway. Booking.com offers a variety of accommodation options throughout Rogaland County.
What Guests Said About Stavanger:
Scored 10
10
After 3 days at Bergen went for a day there.
After 3 days at Bergen went for a day there. Nice harbour front, not to be missed is the Oil & Gas museum by the waterfront. Can spend hours there understanding how oil shaped Norway's economy. Lots of good places to eat and shop. Definitely a place to cover if you are into oil and gas in any way.
Satish
India
Scored 10
10
Stavanger is a lovely small city with a lot of nice...
Stavanger is a lovely small city with a lot of nice restaurants and shops. From Stavanger you can easily go to Preikestolen to hike which i recommend everybody.
I've eaten in multiple restaurants and bars and they are all worth it! But, for a non-Scandinavian person, the prices are very high.
Lucas
Netherlands
Scored 10
10
although you may not always like the weather, it's highly...
although you may not always like the weather, it's highly probable you will like the people and the locals.
I've spent 8 years earlier in this city studying and working, and now I am considering to move back, if a proper opportunity comes up. This already explains a lot.
Welcome to Stavanger.
A
Anonymous
China
Scored 10
10
It’s may so right before tourist season that place is gonna...
It’s may so right before tourist season that place is gonna be super packed in June and for the summer it was a nice town and we had fun on the boat ride we took. Lots of food options as they had tons of restaurants and food trucks in the center. Excursions at a moments notice fun little town
amanda
Scored 8.0
8.0
Neat tidy small city, but hilly.
Neat tidy small city, but hilly. Mainly cobbled pedestrian streets which are easy to get around. Shopping very expensive and in virtually cash free. Use a card for everything - preferably pre-loaded with Krone.
Some great museums and these are very good value. Other attractions are, like the shopping, are very costly and probably designed to extract the maximum amount from the tourists. This is very noticeable when the obscenely large cruse ships arrive and disgorge thousands of passengers,
Plenty of restaurants and bars, but don't go looking for Norwegian food.
You can have your pick of Chinese, Thai, Indian etc... and try not to be too shocked by the prices.
We really liked Stavanger and would happily recommend it, but remember that Norway is an expensive country, so be prepared to budget for it.
George
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Stavanger is beautiful and I will absolutely go back.
Stavanger is beautiful and I will absolutely go back. We came to hike the pulpit. Absolutely beautiful and sunny. I recommend starting early.
We started at 8 am with not too many people.
A different story when we were coming back down. Stavanger and the The Pulpit or Preikestolen was absolutely wort a visit. The Norwegian engineering of the tunnels are amazing. 4 bars on my cell the whole way through the tunnels below the water.
Very clean, comfortable and friendly hotel - we stayed 2 nights on our way out to a hiking trip in the Lysefjord. Many reviews mention the breakfast and rightly so; it was one of the most impressive breakfast spreads we've seen and was absolutely delicious including beautiful cappuccinos. Beds were very comfortable. Location is very central for walking around the heart of Stavanger (and for running our pre-hike grocery errands etc.) Norway is famously expensive, but in local context this hotel was good value.
Stavanger is a beautiful place, and the location of this accommodation is perfect - right on the harbour and Skagen. Parking is easy right next to hotel. Communication was great and check in and out simple. Our room was very comfy and loved being able to open all the windows. The bathroom had a great shower with plenty of water and pressure. The staff were all lovely. Breakfast and dinner were great - all you could need really. Our favourite place during a month in Norway!
Very close (3 minutes) to the bus stop which gets you directly to the city centre.
We loved the breakfast with the fantastiv view! The room was very comfortable and the staff was really helpful. We parked our car in the garage close to the hotel.
Great central location near station, harbour and city centre. Good hotel with nice staff, was able to check-in at kl. 11:00, so 5 hours early. Good quality breakfast. Very nice bed and shower, with also a fridge and kettle in the room.
Classic older style hotel. Had single room with view of water (if you stood up). Breakfast good not outstanding. For Norway was good value. Location very good in old town and adjacent to waterfront.
Paul
Singapore
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