Moss Hotel Guide - Danmarkstranda hotels in Moss, Norway.

"Great staff, clean room and great location!"

"We are very happy with the hotell Very good breakfast. Nice room."

"We recently enjoyed a wonderful three-night stay at the Home Hotel Folketeateret, and it was exceptional from start to finish. We were lucky enough to book a Premium Room, which was beautifully spacious, clean, and provided a fantastic, relaxing base after exploring the city. The hotel’s central location is perfect for accessing all of Oslo's main attractions, making transport incredibly easy. The Food is a Game-Changer While the comfort of the rooms was great, the food truly sets this hotel apart: Included Evening Meal: The complimentary light evening meal they offer is a brilliant touch. It was delicious, varied, and a wonderful perk that provided great value after a long day of sightseeing. Buffet Breakfast: This was simply out of this world! The quality and scope of the buffet were far beyond standard hotel fare. From traditional Norwegian specialities to a vast array of fresh, high-quality options, we honestly went back again and again. It was easily one of the best hotel breakfasts we have ever experienced."

"room was bad, the 2 beds were really bad"

"Breakfast was an excellent selection, including oatmeal porridge. Plenty of fruit too. Room is very basic but the bed and vedding were superb."

"Very good room and very clean. Facilities are great I had a relaxing stay."

"This was a great experience. My only comment would be the bathroom is a little small so be prepared for that. Otherwise a very good experience. Really friendly staff and gorgeous views "

"Excellent location - friendly staff"

"I was cycling camping through Norway but hit a patch of terrible weather and found the nearest hotel and that turned out to be the marvelous Grand. Idk but something about this place is so compelling and downright charming. There are so many marvelous details and the breakfast was the best I’ve ever had at a hotel in Scandinavia. I give them ten billion stars"