Good Morning+ Göteborg City

Great value considering size of room, cleanliness, and included breakfast with countless options available. Location was good, requiring a few extra minutes walk to the town centre in return for a very quiet/peaceful area.

Great breakfast

We chose this hotel as it was something different and a fair price for 6 people/ 3 rooms. Though the triple rooms were very cramped, that is to be expected on a boat. The rooms themselves were fairly clean but definitely could do with some touch ups which is the case with the hotel in general I would say. Things like dusty skirting boards, marked walls and cobwebs were noticeable. The beds were a little on the soft side and could do with an extra pillow but not too bad. Quiet rooms with not a lot of noise from outside which is always a bonus. The breakfast is good. If you're not a fussy person, you will find something you like. We also liked that the tea, coffee, water and biscuits were accessible all day and night so after a day of exploring you could help yourself to a hot drink and a little snack which was a nice touch. We liked that the deck areas were accessible and had tables and chairs on them. It was a nice space to take in the nice weather we had and watch the world go by, or a place to relax in the evening after a day of exploring. The location of the hotel worried me slightly as it seemed quite far out from the centre. However, the big shopping centre is quite close and there are several very nice restaurants nearby. You can also hire scooters and bikes to get around and they are very accessible outside of the hotel. Overall, I'd recommend this hotel to first time visitors to Gothenburg as something fun and different to the usual traditional hotels.

Easy to find, lovely little room, perfect for two nights stay. Breakfast was good, all of the staff were very friendly and helpful. The only slight negative some people may experience is the nearest shops are at least a 15 minute walk away along with the transport links. Didn't bother me though, it's a lovely area to explore.