Has a handy location, a stone's throw from the Bergenhus, and breakfasts are magnificent. With its air of faded gentility, this pleasant hotel, situated next to the train station, has attractive, comfortable rooms. Competent, mid-range hotel in an old building behind the Bryggen. Has every convenience and the rooms are neat and trim. Classy budget pension with a smashing location among old clapboard houses, half way down the Nordnes peninsula.
Rooms go quickly in summer, and there are only two dormitories.
More on lodging in the Rough Guide to Bergen Overview Budget accommodation is no great problem in Bergen. There are three youth hostels, a choice of private rooms and guesthouses, and some of the central hotels are surprisingly good value. They are very popular, so you'll need to arrive at the tourist office early in summer. There are several campsites on the outskirts of the city, though you will be far from the action at any of them. Prices are given in kroner and refer to the cheapest double room available in high season.