Radisson SAS Atlantic Hotel

Frommer's Review

The largest and most traditional deluxe hotel in Stavanger is this behemoth, though of the two, we gravitate more to its sibling, the Royal . Until its height was surpassed around the turn of the millennium by a taller contender in the suburbs, its 13 stories made it the tallest building in town. Everything about it evokes the artfully spare minimalism of the heyday of Scandinavian modern design, thanks to lots of carefully finished hardwood and stone, plus glass and stainless steel. Bedrooms here are well conceived and very comfortable, each with a tiled bathroom and a tub/shower, but if you're at all able to afford one of the suites, you'll find them large and supremely comfortable refuges, replete with leather upholsteries, macho-looking hardwoods, and, in many cases, big-windowed views over the town. Restaurant Antiques serves seasonal specialties alongside panoramic views of Lake Brelavannet. The King Oscar Bar & Salon and the Alexander Pub are glamorous places to meet for a drink.

Facilities:
Restaurant; cafe; pub; reduced rates at a nearby health and exercise club; sauna; room service; laundry service; dry cleaning

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