ヘェスターフィールド ホテル(Chesterfield Hotel)

Nice relaxing hotel . God breakfirst included Clean rooms and toilets Helpfull people I will return for sure

The staff were friendly and welcoming and happy to help with advice about Trondheim. The room was large and comfortable and an extra heater was provided as it ws very cold outside. The breakfast was amazingly good - a cooked breakfast and a cold buffet - I am now addicted to Brie with peppercorns in it! And at 5pm there is a DIY waffle bar, to make as many as you want. Not good for my waistline, but delicious after walking around Trondheim in the snow.

The place is very nice and the employees are nice❤️ i booked a comfy room for me and my mom❤️

Some rooms are hard to reach with suitcase, but reception went above and beyond to solve the issue. Everything else is just perefect

Fint opphold. Stille og rolig hotell med det en trenger

Ukomplisert opphold, trivelig betjening. opphold til en grei pris og OK standard for min del.

Outdated interior but compensated for by a good price, a fantastic (the beste we had in our whole 2.5 week trip) breakfast, free waffle hour and 24/7 free coffee and tea. Great location with the airport bus just outside. Small downside is the bus waiting there with the engine running as of early in the morning.

Oppholdet forløp seg bra. Hyggelig betjening og god sevice. Frokosten var topp. Kan anbefales.

As a woman in my 60s traveling alone, I’ve come to expect to be treated like a second class citizen by most restaurants and hotels. This, however, has been the worse thus far. The 3rd floor tiny excuse if a room was not even part of the main hotel. I had to get off the elevator on the second floor, wander through passageways and then haul my luggage up a narrow steep staircase. When I called to ask for another room, I was told no, because I had already entered the room. I had to put luggage in the bathroom since the main room was so tiny. The big TV taking up the one table “didn’t work”. I hate feeling like I was ripped off, maltreated and bullied into staying in a depressing place. Never again.