Hotell & Värdshuset Clas På Hörnet

It is a historical building and some of the rooms are probably very nice (judging by what they look like seen through the windows).

There is no proper reception, no restaurant and it seemed like two people were managing the entire establishment. The room we had was the stuff of nightmares. Unbelievably small, with a lowest ceiling I’ve ever seen, crammed with furniture and, effectively, without windows (there is one, but it is small like a bathroom window, half underground, impossible to open, therefore doesn’t do any of the usual window jobs). I am not especially claustrophobic, but this box without air made me get up couple of times during the night to open the room’s door to just breath! The effect of being buried alive was made even more realistic by the most horrendous wallpapers ever put on a wall (in my experience at least). They are BLACK with white flowers (probably lilies) so when you lay in bed (which is quite comfy, I must say) you have unmistakable feeling of laying in a tomb. I couldn’t wait for the morning to get out of it, and imagine my surprise when the lady at the corridor said there wasn’t a breakfast room and she would bring us the breakfast in the room. I almost screamed in fear, asking her to not do it. She was very nice and kind and took us upstairs to a meeting room where she brought us the breakfast. She was very nice throughout our stay, but I am sorry to say that her kindness couldn’t make up for the lack of basic comfort of this place. I must also say that I did book the cheapest room in the place, but for 120€ per night and in a 4* hotel, as it was categorized on booking.com, we really didn’t see this coming.

Tiny room with no window and there was no bar or dinning room due to renovations.