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When I pulled up, the front lobby/cafe was full of towels, mattresses, and old equipment. I thought they had gone out of business! After exploring, I went through a gate, past uncut lawn and a camper parked in a corner to find the back enternece. There was an apartment marked Host, I rang the bell but no one responded. I used the directions emailed to me to find my room on the third floor. There were no directions in the room. I had to explore to find the Wi-Fi password and the bathroom. There is one tiny bathroom on the third floor. One small kitchen and lounge area. The shower was in the basement. No signage to help you find anything. I do not have a phone, so emailed the host (they never did answer the door!) about my car. I had parked it in the one space carport next to the building as was worried it would be towed. No one ever responded. The worse part was the noise. Every time anyone came up the stairs to use the bathroom or kitchen, I could hear them. I woke in the middle of the night thinking someone was in my room only to realize it was the person in the room next to mine moving around!

Refus du propriétaire de répondre à mes messages. J’ai indiqué qu’une panne nationale du réseau ferroviaire norvégien ne nous permettrait pas de venir à andalsnes. Aucune réponse... demande de faire un geste aucune réponse... bref pour le côté relationnel je déconseille.