Floya<\/strong>.<\/p>\nThe only downsize of the location is that there is no free parking available, but this is the story in the whole Tromso. You can either park in the street (and pay with EasyPark app), or in the nearby garage where the price for one-day parking is around 28 \u20ac. Taxi from the airport<\/strong> to the hotel will charge you around 25 \u20ac (for less than 10-minute ride<\/strong>), while the bus ticket<\/strong> costs 10 \u20ac per person.<\/p>\nCheck-in and the staff <\/strong><\/h5>\nCheck-in was contactless and quick<\/strong>, which is something that I appreciate a lot. The receptionist kindly explained where to park and how (I strongly recommend you to download the EasyPark app), and she also order a Taxi to the airport on our way back. In general, all the staff was really kind and helpful, so hats down to the manager.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.travelwithanda.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/08\/20200807_144112_resized-1024x672.jpg\")
<\/strong><\/h5>\n(photo: presitendial suite)<\/em><\/p>\nRooms<\/strong><\/h5>\nI chose the sea view<\/strong> room and we got one facing Tromso harbour and bridge. The view was really nice, especially in the evening when the orange colors of the sun appear over the horizon. The room was nice and clean, and the bed was really comfortable, with the softest pillows ever. I am really delicate with these things because my neck tends to hurt if the pillow is too high or too hard. The bathroom was spacious with a very good shower and everything you need for comfortable stay. Even the curtains were adequately dark, which is very important because of long summer days in the northern Norway. Actually, I missed this with all other hotels during our road trip and it can be a real pain in the ass when the sun wakes you up at 3 AM.<\/p>\np.s. On the last night we were kindly upgraded to a larger room and I couldn’t help myself to post the photos from this one. The previous room had similar bathroom and bedroom – it was of course much smaller but still perfect for what we needed.<\/em><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.travelwithanda.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/08\/20200809_113512_resized-1024x692.jpg\")
<\/strong><\/h5>\n(photo: breakfast hall)<\/em><\/p>\nBreakfast <\/strong><\/h5>\nThe breakfast is self-service<\/strong> and rich enough<\/strong> for everyone to get a decent meal. Which is very important in Norway because food is quite expensive. I especially loved the variety of fruits and bread. While there were already cooked eggs available, I saw people ordering omelets so you can see the staff tries very hard to please the guests. By the way, besides the coffee machine in the rooms there is also a 24\/7-hour complimentary coffee and tea<\/strong> available in the reception. A really nice gesture, which doesn\u2019t cost much but adds a great value to your stay.<\/p>\nAnda\u2019s rate: 9.5 from 10<\/strong><\/p>\nBottom line:<\/em><\/strong> If you want to spoil yourself on your Northern Norway adventure, I definitely recommend staying in Radisson Blu Hotel Tromso. Top up your stay with delicious breakfast and if the budget allows you, go for the sea view room. I saw that the hotel also offers nice conference rooms, so if you are in Tromso on business, don\u2019t hesitate and stay here. I am giving the hotel a very high rate in my book, the only thing \u201cmissing\u201d for me was a no-carpet floor in the room as I am allergic to dust.<\/p>\n
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