I don’t understand the critical reviews of this hotel. Most people complain about two things. The first is the parking, which has nothing to do with the hotel. Being Danish, I’m used to the fact that the parking “police” lurk around the corner to issue tickets. They’re not actual police—they’re private companies making money by ticketing you, and I agree they’re ridiculous if you don’t follow the rules. The ticket prices are insane compared to other countries: as one guy wrote, he spent more on a parking ticket, than on the hotel. But that’s his own fault; if you follow the rules, 24-hour parking costs about €20. Some people complained that the rules weren’t written in English, but others noted that if you scan the QR code on the signs, all the rules appear in English. When I’ve been foolish enough to get a fine in Italy or Spain, I also want to blame the lack of English—or even Danish! But come on—you’re just kicking yourself because you messed up. You have to adapt to the country you’re in, and that’s it. I’ve paid my fair share of fines in other countries. The second issue is that people haven’t experienced Nordic minimalist hotel practices. Yes, the hotel is mostly concrete and very basic, but it’s clean, the beds are comfortable, it’s new, and it has a nice bar plus a rooftop terrace. We’ve stayed in a lot of hotels around Europe, and we were very happy there. It’s not right in the center—the walk to the city centre is about 20-25 minutes—but it’s totally doable, and the hotel is reasonably priced.

Nothing really, we were quite happy. People say the AC was not good, we didn't test it as it was a grey day, and we left the window open over night instead.

Modern Room with Samsung smart-TV. It was quiet, clean the beds where comfy.

Before our arrival we contacted the hotel by email asking whether parking is available but unfortunately we never received any response. After the check-out my friend ordered a coffee in the sky-lounge bar. There was no other guests, just hotel staff. I was not feeling like having a drink. We sat down and I put the luggage beside me. I didn't drink from the water we brought and didn't plan to. The waitress approached me abruptly that I am not allowed to drink from my bottle. The waitress's assumption was inadequate.

The hotel is located on the harbour island, which is in the process of being converted to a residential area next to the yacht harbour. There are two architectural gems right next door, the fjordhusen and the bølge building. The hotel itself has a restaurant on the ground floor and a nice lounge on the top floor where you can sit, work, enjoy the view, and have a tap beer. (Breakfast is also served here.)

It's quite a walk here from the train station and downtown, and part of it is through the industrial port neighborhood, which is not super-pleasant for walking. Most guests seem to come by car (or perhaps boat). Like in all Zleep hotels, you get your room card from a machine, drop it in a box when you leave, and never actually talk to a human being.

Really nice view, modern clean rooms. The italian restaurant downstairs (you can also take away and eat at the lobby 11.th floor). There is a hidden rooftop bar at the 12nd! Breakfast is really nice they serve hot meals (yummy omlett) too.

We asked for connecting or close rooms in advance which they ignored. We were pretty far away (family w 2 kids) everithing else was perfect.

Evidently the location, the view, the comfortable big bed, the room view, excellent.

Due to the location breakfast and coffee were pretty pricey for us so we chose not to have it at the hotel. Also it would have been nice to have some coffee in the room, consider a coffee machine please, especially for early check out as we had, coffee in the room would have been perfect. It was a bit dusty but no weird smell, clean bed sheets and very pleasant place to stay. Highly recommend!

Loved the ease of use, the views from the restaurant and bar and how great the staff were! Beds were comfy, room was warm and the views great!

My shower drain was obviously partially blocked as it flooded after a 2.5minute shower on low pressure every single time. The staff offered to switch my room after the third time but it was a huge hassle to do so, so I just left it and used all the towels to stop my entire room flooding. It literally just needed to be cleaned.

The room is extremaly asectic. Nothing wrong with that, but really simple.

The reception is at the top floor. The breakfast was not included in the price and it was way too expensive. The breakfast was OK, but very simple and definitely not worth the cost. There is no extra towel for the floor in the bathroom. This hotel is listed in Booking as Sheraton, but it is actually Hilton's.

Staying in 10-th floor in the corner room with the beautiful view towards fjord was charming. Room was roomy enough as I had got the one for disabled person. 11-th flor with reception and space for sitting - tables, sofas, view around - very comfy. Possibility to have even view from the flat roof terrace. Possibility to park nearby, grocery shop very close. Beautiful place - harbor, fjord, interesting architecture. Very satisfied, even we were there in winter season. In summer it has to be even more charming.

I would prefer better breakfasts.

good location, nice view, neat, check in and out was unmanned but really easy. nice kitchenette where one can cook for those who wish to.

there is nothing not to like but would be good if there is some kinda holder in the shower area so that we can also place our own shower items. Breakfast was nice however the menu can be improved with more choices or changed every alternate day.

great location nice breakfast friendly and attentive staff amazing view children can enjoy the playground right next door

difficulties with self check in when arriving late at night. no staff available at all from 9pm until morning. shower drain was clogged and whole bathroom and toilet area were flooded . though staff did tend to it on second day of stay. hotel might consider arranging a parking voucher for parking lot near by, since non danish speakers found it hard to figure out payment method.