Reenskaug Hotel

Food was tasty and nice presentation, but we were waiting long time to get food.. When we got food it was little bit cald it was one chef in kitchen but too many tinngs on plates . Service was very good, waiters was very kind and explain everything .

My wife and I made a return visit to this charming typically Norwegian Hotel ,fine dining and hospitality, situated in the Beautiful town of Drøbak. I would highly recommend it .for first time visitors to Norway 🇳🇴 amazing buffet style brekfast which caters for I think every taste .

Dirty old hotel. We complained about the room. It was dirty and the had a bad smell of dead mice my wife belived. They cleaned again but the smell was still there. Didnt offer any other room . The bar/resturant was stylish but that was it. Horribel old food at breakfast. Got a slice og old bread and left the hotel. Dont go here!

The bedroom was a little tired, but OK. The staff were excellent and so friendly/helpful. Homemade cookies were the treat of the day. Lovely little town!

1. Hotel itself was charming, especially the bar and dining area. Breakfast was great. 2. Our room was small, not furnished for us to unpack our suitcases, so we had to pull them out every day to get our clothes; the closet was dark and inconvenient. 3. The room had no ventilation, and the small refrigerator contributed to the heat. When we opened the windows to cool down, the noise outside was too loud. Upon request, the staff did provide a desk fan, which helped. 4. It was Summer, so the sun was up most of the night. Again, the staff provided darkening curtains upon our request, but why did we have to ask? 5. The bathroom had minimal shelving, so we moved the luggage rack into the bathroom to place our toiletries. And the bathtub had no non-slip mat or safety bars for us seniors. I shared my concerns when we checked out with the hope some of these issues will be corrected for the next guests.

Very small room, no place to unpack, closet was dark with no light; too warm (and noisy if we opened the windows for ventilation), no black-out curtains—it stays light too long and early, no shelving in the bathroom for toiletries, etc. I suppose it's a European thing, but I'd love to have just a sheet to cover me on the bed, not a heavy comforter. I have the feeling we were given the worst room-type of the hotel.

A very cosy, family hotel in a fantastic environment, near to the sea. Excellent breakfast, delicious Norwegian food. Very professional staff, good chefs, nice waiters. Comfortable beds, cleanliness. Domestic swans. Thanks for everything.

I spent four excellent days last week in the Reenskaug Hotel. Perfect location, nice architecture, professional and very kind service. I enjoyed very much the breakfast with seafood, fruits and sweets, and the traditional mussel is one of the best foods I ever ate in my life. Thank you! Hopefully we meet again.

Gammel hotell men veldig bra renhold. Frokost ok