Gothenburg Hotel Guide - Folkteatern hotels in Gothenburg, Sweden.

"Perfect location and all you need to cover the basics."

"A boutique / luxury hotel with charm in decor and staff. Front desk staff was amazing and brought personality to excellent customer service."

"Great hotel."

"Good location with a quant old world charm that we wanted. Great breakfast choices and friendly staff."

"Anne is amazing Friendly and caring The place ,decor and gardens are superb "

"Clean room, upgrade offered. Convenient. On site dining as an option also."

"An historic hotel in a central location close to train station and main shopping area."

"Excellent location, clean room, very good breakfast, lots of charm. Gym is off-site, but would definitely stay here again."

"Fantastic for a family stay"

"Fantastic hotel, excellent staff "

"Great location near just about everything."

"Lovely hotel, excellent breakfast and great location."

"It was a very nice and pleasant stay."

"Great little hotel close to both the nature reserve and city"

"Fabulous hotel in a good location - approx an easy 15 min walk to the centre. Room was quirky, large & extremely comfortable altho there was v little storage space"

"Good breakfast, clean rooms, friendly staff."

"Very modern and spacious hotel. Note, it is about a 25 mins walk to town or you can get a tram. Staff were sp helpful and even let me check in early"

"Close to supermarket, transport hub and various restaurants, quiet area. Clean room but no means of opening a window which meant it was quite stuffy. "

"Small Kitchen space very limited a mircowave or kettle in the living space or downstairs would have been useful , overall very clean good amount of toilets/ showers for rooms "

"Really clean, cozy and photogenic apart-hotel. Has a common kitchen area, well decorated and handy. Has mini fridge in the room. All self-service, so there isn't a luggage storage option, but you could just leave stuff in the laundry room, quite safe I'd say. Ah yes, you can use laundry if necessary. Only downside being no AC, which isn't unusual for EU and especially nordic I suppose."