Hotel in Stavanger, Norway
Ydalir Hotel
150pts
About Ydalir Hotel
On the edge of Stavanger’s university campus, Ydalir Hotel was built as a gift to the city, with all profits supporting local youth programs. The design of the rooms and apartments is subtle, with floor-to-ceiling windows and pale wood floors. A well-loved café serves fresh pastries, and the bar is a favorite for low-key cocktails. The location is a short drive from the center, but with the calm of somewhere much farther out.
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