Hotels near S:t Pauli av Korsets Församling, Gothenburg

Great staff, lovely rooms. Fantastic location, overlooking the train station so request a room on the other side if this will bother you. Very accommodating when we needed a super early breakfast. Would definitely recommend this hotel.

The room was clean and had an iron, kettle and fridge. The “double” bed upstairs was two single beds shoved together. Not worth paying for a third person as it was a sofa bed- which pulled out extremely low down so they basically slept on the floor. They also had a very hard section so was not very comfy. It cost us an extra 85 pounds for this- which was not worth it! Overall, it was a good stay as there is a swimming pool (limited opening hours though), they let you leave your bags at reception and the views are greta

Because I couldn't book a hotel, I squeezed in with my colleagues temporarily. The room facilities are relatively old, but the hygiene is passable, and the breakfast is also good. It's very close to the central station and the focus is on value for money.

It was a quite wonderful experience to stay at First G hotel in terms of the following, I can actually say I have never gotten this kind of experience outside of Japan in my life. Their services with smiling faces, breakfast especially scrambled egg and a lot of line up of breads, convenient location to take almost all trams which will take you anywhere in Goteborg, finally entire performance per cost. Here is some pictures at Haga street, entrance of the street, beautiful church inside and outside.

Scandic Europa is the perfect location to stop if you ate going to a concert at the Ullevi stadium. Located right by the main station. The rooms were adequate and the breakfast excellent. We did have a couple of issues that were immediately sorted out so nothing negative to say. We left very early in the morning, Uber was on time and we were provided with breakfast boxes. Overall a very good choice.

The hotel is easy to find - especially if you get the airport bus into Gothenburg, as it only a few minutes away from the stop, and so is really central. Best rooms are on the top floor, under the roof. We started off on the main floor, near to reception in a Grand Lit Superior room (that being what we paid for in advance). Although that room was large, it was cold and the person working on evening reception (although really helpful) didn't know how to get the heating working (the radiators were all on but no heat in them). Also the central a/c was on - and blowing cold air. Why? That couldn't be turned off, so we eventually swapped rooms - up to the second floor. Although that room was significantly smaller (looking at the website it was a Double Room Superior as it certainly could not be described as 'spacious' - barely any room between the bed and the wardrobe on one side), it was more characterful, and warmer. Still had central air on though. Needless to say, no refund for the difference in room price - so with that and the hassle of changing rooms, I'm not giving 5 stars. Breakfast is very good - just watch when you go as it can get incredibly busy and the staff, despite working mighty hard, don't have time to clear up - so one morning there were a lot of dirty plates/cups stacked up on tables, meaning they couldn't be used, thereby reducing seating. Once the rush was over, however, it was much better. We opted for the wine and fruit deal one evening, which was great - lovely fruit platter, and the fizz was good, too. Overall, an excellent base for exploring Gothenburg.

🚌 Location: Take the bus from the airport and then walk for 10 minutes. Walking all the way through several major sightseeing spots in Gothenburg. 🛏️ Room: There are many rooms on each floor, like walking through a maze when you first check in. The bed in the room is independent of two mattresses and is also very good design. Like most European hotels, toothbrushes are not available. But the room has a hair dryer, which is great. 🍜 Breakfast: Breakfast is a classic European style, just a variety of salads, breads, cold dishes, not too special. Some traditional Swedish food can be tasted new. 😠 Insufficient: The toilet flushing in the room I lived in was bad. I told the staff on the first day, and no one repaired it for me the next day! In order not to leave the room and not flush away, I can go to the hotel's public toilet!

The Radisson Blu in Gothenburg is in a slightly remove location from the center, but not far from access to taxi, short bus or scooter ride. Unfortunately a taxi from this location can be quite expensive to the center, at approximately 350-400kr, but public transport is close-by and easy. The rooms are very nice, a little on the small side but acceptable seen as you won't spend a lot of time in the hotel when you're visiting this great city. The views from the rooms are also good. Just a short walk from the hotel is a boat port, where you can take a nice boat trip to the city, an alternative form of transport, very scenic too! Downstairs in the hotel is a great bar and restaurant serving good cocktails and Italian themed meals. There is outdoor seating for breakfast but the area isn't very desirable/pretty, and isn't facing the waterfront, but it's nice to have an outdoor option. The service was very good and friendly. Without doubt, the highlight of this hotel is the spa area located on the roof-top, with great views across the city and water, it lacks an outdoor infinity pool but does have a small indoor pool and bar, as well as a hot-tub outside under a covered roof. Overall. not a bad hotel if you're looking to relax and happy for a short drive/bus/taxi/scooter to get to the center of the city.

The room has just been renovated for a year, the facilities are perfect, the room on the 12th floor has a good view. The hotel lobby is great in design, with a lot of space and a lot of sofas. The breakfast was particularly rich.

Good points: (1) We really like its location. It was very easy to reach public transportations. It was also close by lots of local amenities such as Netto, post box, coffee shops, pizza place, and buffet breakfast. (2) Moreover, the hotel has a kitchen where we can warm our own food. Bad points: (1) We didn't like that we had to pay extra for bedsheets and towels. We travel a lot nationwide and to other countries - one of us used to work as a tour guide - and it was our very first time to be in a hotel/hostel/motel that does not include bed sheets with the original price. (2) Our room was located right next to a very noisy playground. From morning until night, it was always extremely noisy. So the only times we enjoyed our time in our room was when it was very late at night or when it was raining heavily, because then no kids were there in the playground. (3) One of the shared-toilets was incredibly stinky.