Asrama di Uppsala

Great room--quite spacious, great staff--all of whom were professional. I loved the view of the train tracks and station, though there was no noise. Solid breakfast. Overall, excellent.

There was a horrible sewer stench in my room throughout my 3-day visit to the extend I thought I was turning into a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle at some point. I was staying at the 3rd floor, and my colleague at 5th floor had the same issue, so this wasn’t a one off. My two other colleagues in other rooms didn’t experience it. I complained about it three times, but nothing was done. One guy was supposedly sent to check it out, whilst I wasn’t there, but the response was, he couldn’t smell it. Later I realized, the smell started whenever I flushed the toilet or used the sink. The guy must have not known. I guarantee you, if he had turned on the water, he would have instantly noticed. Other than that: Great staff and aside from the horrible smell – great stay. Edit: After I left, my Ninja Turtle mutation has now completed, and I combat villains every night wearing nothing but my shell and a headband. My diet consists of 100% pizza. 5/5 would visit again.

It is a business hotel, right across the road from the railway station and walking distance to the bus station. Stayed at this place upon arrival by train from Stockholm. Could walk to University of Uppsala for my meeting. Also bus to SLU for visit. Lots of eateries nearby. Also took a chance to see the nearby sights.

We loved our stay at the Grand Hotell Horgan just 2 weekends ago. We stayed in a junior corner suite which had gorgeous views over Uppsala Castle from one side and the town, river and Cathedral from the other. The room was comfortable and we slept well. The only negative is that the shower room was really tiny but the shower was hot and powerful. The breakfast is a buffet and was plentiful and everything fresh and the dining room was a light and airy room. The bar area is great, you can enjoy coffee during the day in front of the fire, essential in the cold and snowy Swedish March weather then at night it’s busy with hotel residents and local visitors but feels very special. Staff were generally very friendly. A special thanks to the guy who waited on us a lot over the weekend, we’re sorry we didn’t get your name (young guy who wore glasses) very friendly, helpful and even got us a sandwich on our first night when the local restaurants had closed their kitchens already! He spoke perfect “Swenglish”. The hotel is in a great location alongside the river and in easy walk of all the places of interest. I would definitely recommend paying the extra to stay here as opposed to the cheaper hotels in Uppsala if it’s still within your budget.