Thon Hotel Gildevangen

Frommer's Review

One of Trondheim's most architecturally distinctive antique hotels, the Gildevangen sits behind a dramatic-looking facade of massive, carefully chiseled stone blocks. Originally built in 1910 as an office building and transformed into a hotel in 1930, it suffered water damage during a fire in 2005 and spent much of 2006 and early 2007 renovating its accommodations. The result is a series of clean, upgraded, uncomplicated, and tranquil bedrooms. Breakfast is served here, and from Monday to Thursday a light evening meal is included in the overnight price. Most of the bedrooms have tiled bathrooms with shower stalls, and a few have tub/showers. Each has big windows, generous dimensions, and a high ceiling.

Facilities:
Bar; laundry service; dry cleaning; nonsmoking rooms

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