The Neptun puts you into the "swim" of things, with a far livelier ambience and decor than the staid Hordaheimen. It was built in 1952 long before many of its more streamlined and trend-conscious competitors. Its eight-story premises attract lots of business, especially from Norwegians riding the Hurtigruten (coastal steamers), who consider it a worthwhile and solid choice in the upper-middle bracket. Each of the bedrooms has a decorative theme related to its name. For example, rooms named after Ole Bull, Nordahl Grieg, Ludvig Holberg, Salvador Dalí, and Joan Miró have photos or artworks commemorating their namesakes' lives and achievements. Units on the fourth and fifth floors are the most recently renovated. The hotel's premier restaurant, Lucullus, is one of Bergen's best; there's also a likable, bustling brasserie named Pascal Mat & Vin.
Facilities:
2 restaurants; bar; room service; laundry service/dry cleaning; nonsmoking rooms
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