Radisson SAS Royal Hotel

Frommer's Review

Built in 1987 and radically renovated, this is the smallest and the most plush of Stavanger's Radisson SAS hotels. Its rooms rise around an atrium-style lobby that's outfitted with pale oak paneling and pale blue carpets and upholsteries. Bedrooms are outfitted in four different decorative styles: a warm but minimalist version of Scandinavian modern, a generic Oriental (Pan-Asian) style, a high-tech design, and a style that the hotel refers to as "ecological," featuring lots of handcrafted ceramics and weavings made from nonsynthetic materials. All units have immaculate tub/showers. The eight suites here, with separate sitting areas and business-class amenities, are the best in the city if the dividends from your North Sea oil investment just came in.

Facilities:
2 restaurants; bar; indoor heated pool; entrance to a nearby health and exercise club for 70NOK ($11/£5.75) fee; sauna; business center; room service; laundry service; dry cleaning

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