Forollhogna National Park hotels in Sor-Trondelag, Norway

It was fun staying at an old bakery. Lots of interesting objects and info. Breakfast was decent. Lite dinner included in price was very nice to have available. When we arrived at our room, there were dirty sheets, towels and trash on the floor. Staff removed them promptly. The next day housekeeping took our wet towels but didn't replace them with clean ones. So, it seems housekeeping prompted me to give this hotel a lower score.

Great hotel, easy to walk around the centre of the city. Close to airport bus. Good breakfast options and friendly helpful staff!

I am full satisfied. This hotel is really good.The staff was attentive

Nice, clean, friendly hotel, convenient to city center, good breakfast provided

Nice hotel conveniently located in Trondheim center. Much better than many other three star hotels we stayed in during our travels in Norway. I would stay there again.

It's close to the train station, but it is marginal. We had 1 towel first day for 2 people & had to ask for more twice 2nd day. Nice breakfast. Night clerk barely knew how to check us in. It was clean, quiet and close to station. Comfortable bed. Ok for overnight.

The Thon Hotel was a pleasant part of our trip to Trondheim. The room was nice, the beds ok and the heated bathroom floors a nice surprise. We had easy access and walking to all the sites we wanted to see. Parking was not available at the hotel so if you rent a car the garage is about 10 min walk and runs about $20 US dollars a day. Parking spots are very tight :( The breakfast at the hotel was excellent and had lots of variety. There are many lively late night pubs/restaurants below so it can stay loud for those who want to sleep early. I would stay again.

We had a very basic room, almost similar to a budget hotel but I would recommend this hotel for its convenient location, friendliness & helpfulness of staff and most of all for offering the best breakfast in Norway, the display, variety and quality offered is simply amazing.

I was at first taken aback by my room, which had a narrow window looking down on the dining area, and a high window giving on the landing with the lifts. But the room turned out to be ideally quiet, and its snugness soon grew on me. The location made it a good choice for a conference at NTNU, and I would certainly choose it again if I visit Trondheim.

There was a problem with the electric in the room, couldn't charge up my Kindle, my tablet would only charge up if you switched the main lamp on and left it for a few seconds before switching it off. Breakfast was adequate but same everyday. Thought it was a bit mean to have withdrawn the tea and coffee making facilities in the room. I wouldn't go back there if I stopped in Trondheim again unless it was a ridiculously cheap price.