Asrama di Longyearbyen

The experience was amazing that I had to book 3 more nights because the activities they had to offer were amazing and worthy of another 3 days I’d recommend guesthuset 102 for anyone without big travel plans any day any time. Amazing guests and amazing service

This is a budget option with shared small rooms and shared toilet and showers. It’s better than the more basic 102 Guesthouse next door, and the spacious open plan, bar, breakfast area and lounge is super friendly and popular with the more budget minded passengers on cruise ships. It’s perfectly fine for a night or two. Here are my notes: No black out curtains so bring eyeshades in summer (24 hour sunlight); Uncomfortable mattresses (lumpy); Washers and dryers for free with soap on each floor; Good breakfast but could have more for vegetarians such as porridge; It’s clean; Small rooms with varying no. of beds 2-4 depending on cabin assigned to; Self cook facilities in each cabin; Shared toilets and showers. Clean. Plenty so not overly busy; Very friendly and helpful reception. Easier to book tours there than at tourist office (who will set you up in front of a monitor and have you book yourself so that you need to enter more data than if hotel books for you); Airport bus stops right outside reception; No lunch or dinner served; just bar snacks. If arriving on last flight from Oslo you may have to run into town before restaurants close (mostly at 10 pm except Kroa and Nansen at the Radisson open a bit later); 30 minute walk into town and the cabins are up a bit of a hill; You get to experience part of Longyearbyen’s history by staying here.