Reviews of Opsahl Gjestegaard

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We love it

Good location, efficient communication with hotel when my arrival time was delayed; thank you

Breakfast was ok but there could have been a lot more choice

Everything, charming

The location was good, easy walk to the centre of town. The description was accurate and it was good value for money.

It was a very hands off experience, we had to work out how to let ourselves in and find our rooms but it all worked well.

Very comfortable beds and great location. Nice breakfast. Very clean.

Nothing in particular, it was fine for the day I stayed there.

breakfast was nice.

Wifi was not working in my room. room key card was very old and broke so I hat no access to my room.

Very accommodating personal. They gave our room to a another guest, but we got an upgraded room upon arrival with no extra charge. They also made us a nice dinner upon request, which they normally don’t do. Very nice stay near to city center. Overall a very good experience.

Nothing

Beautiful building outside and inside ! Personnel really Nice and helping.

The cozy atmosphere, the included breakfast and the spacious rooms!

Staff were really really nice and the room was very clean and quite spacious - especially considering I stayed in a single room.

Oppsahl is a super cosy authentic little gem in Bodø. It only has a few rooms, and is run by a very nice family. You actually feel like you visit their home. It is not a 5 star hotel, but if you would like something a little different and super cosy and relaxed, this is definetly something to consider.

Location. The building is charming and gives you the impression that it’s not a hotel but someone’s house.

The walls are so thin, the floor are creaking and you can hear everyone and everything - walking, talking, toilet flushing, people showering. Be prepared and come with ear plugs. The breakfast was quite limited - a fridge with a few things, some yogurt, musli. Not what you expect and almost no variety.

Lovely house, pleasant helpful hosts

Location.

I booked this hotel based on photos and reviews that suggested a cozy and welcoming stay. However, my experience revealed a stark contrast between what is advertised, what the reviews said and what is actually provided. The room was outdated, with no heating despite cold temperatures. The ornament was old, ugly and chipped, with the paint flaking onto the floor. The hotel brochure on the desk was used, wrinkled and stained. The bathroom was cramped, with a shower that flooded the toilet area and no bathmat provided. The bathroom sink was much too low to use and falling apart. Thin walls meant every movement and sound from neighbouring rooms was audible. The electrical setup appeared questionable, with exposed cables. There was an overall sense of neglect. As one guest said, “This is the type of place you come to once but never again”. Breakfast was technically included, but it consisted of a few leftover items from the previous day—sliced bread, a small plate of sliced cucumbers with a handful of cherry tomatoes and a couple of leaves of lettuce, pre-sliced cheese and processed meat, along with a couple of bowls of unlabelled and unrecognizable items. There were no bowls, no water available on two of three of the five days I was there, and no toaster. No one was present to replenish anything. For travellers expecting a warm, well-managed stay, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. The lack of care in guest services, room design and set-up contrasted with the effort put into private events and suggests that pure profit – and not hospitality - is the priority here. This is a business model that prioritizes profit while disregarding basic comfort and hospitality. It is a good example of neglectful opportunism.

Great location for the station