Budget travelers know there's no better way to make the most of their trip than by staying at a hostel: Save money for exploring during the day, and swap stories with fellow backpackers in the shared kitchen or bar in the evening. Dorm-style bedrooms with shared bathrooms are standard hostel fare, but private rooms are also available for those willing to pay a little more.
Hotel in a motorway junction, cheap, frequented by men working on the motorway-widening, nice english breakfast, free parking outside (got last spot at 23:00 hrs), perfectly adequate. Super mega supermarket (ica), mcDonalds, burgerKing, petrolStation etc very close (by car). Reception mainly unmanned, pick up key in petrolStation, check out in reception (which is manned in the morning).
You get the luxury of a regular hotel and the option to use the common kitchen as in a hostel. I liked it. Everything was relatively clean. Own bathroom etc.
The location is very central, just around the corner from the central pedestrian area, supermarket, restaurant, cafés and the train station are within walking distance. The place was very clean, the kitchen was large and had everything I needed. The price was lower than the hotel where I stayed at in Karlskrona before, and very clean compared to the expensive hotel. Next time, I would choose the hostel right away. Obviously, there are more shared rooms (bathroom and kitchen), but I am willing to make that sacrifice.
Friendly atmosphere and great location. The staff were very professional and welcoming. I appreciated the large, clean room. All sightseeing attractions were in walking distance from the hotel. The brewery was a wonderful bonus and much appreciated.
Great location, near train station and walking distance of everywhere in Karlskrona if you like a walk. Breakfast excellent and evening meal perfect and delicious. The rooms very clean, beds comfy. The staff friendly and helpful.
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