Grand Hotel Honefoss, Honefoss

Unfortunately, this hotel falls short of what you would expect from a typical stay. With poor sound insulation, I was kept up by street noise and partying guests. The breakfast was hardly edible, and the bathroom lacked essentials like toilet paper. While it might be a last resort option for a night, I certainly wouldn’t recommend it if you expect decent accommodations. Prepare for cold showers too, as there’s no hot water available, which really detracts from the value of your stay.

Honestly, my stay was not what I expected from a hotel branded as a Grand Hotel. The noise from outside was unbearable, and the lack of soundproofing made it difficult to get any sleep. While I appreciate the low price for a last-minute stay, the conditions were more akin to a camping experience than a hotel. Just a heads up, if you're considering staying here, bring your own toilet paper and be ready for cold showers.

My stay at this hotel was quite disappointing. The noise levels were unbearable due to poor sound insulation, with disturbances from the street and nearby train. Additionally, the breakfast left much to be desired, and the lack of hot water made my experience less than comfortable. On the bright side, it could serve as a last-resort option if you need a place for a night in the city, but I wouldn't recommend it for longer stays.

I had a very disappointing experience at this hotel, which felt more like a poor camping site than a three-star accommodation. The noise from the street and railway made it impossible to sleep, and the included breakfast was subpar. On the plus side, if you find yourself in a bind and need a place to crash for a night, it might serve that purpose, but be prepared for cold showers and bring your own toilet paper.

This hotel is certainly a letdown compared to what you might expect from a ‘Grand Hotel’ title. The noise levels were unbearable, with no soundproofing from the street or the nearby railway. The breakfast was far from appetizing, and I found myself wishing I had brought my own toilet paper. On the upside, if you're stuck and need a place for just one night, it might save you, even if it feels more like a camping experience than an actual hotel.