Thon Hotel Rosenkrantz Bergen

Overall is ok

Liked: The breakfast
Disliked: The room is small

Exceptional

Liked: The breakfast buffet was the best that I have EVER had. There was a lot of variety, the food was of high quality, and you could tell the chef took pride in his preparations. The rooms were very comfortable and well appointed (we had a larger, "business" room. And, the location was fantastic! We could walk to the main tourist area and transportation options within minutes.
Disliked: There was nothing not to like.

Good

Good

I have stayed here before...

Liked: Breakfast. Superb!

Excellent experience

Liked: Beautiful old construcción with an oustanding renovation and a perfect interior design
Disliked: None

Delightful -- very happy we...

Liked: Lovely staff (super fun to chat with, very helpful to orient us to the area and saved us a ton on transit to the airport), excellent location, very clean, had one of our rooms ready when we trudged over with luggage from our cruise so we could settle in a bit before seeing this beautiful city.
Disliked: Would have been nice to have breakfast included, and while spotless, the bathtub is very slippery. There was a clear warning to be careful and a grab bar, but some traction or a bath mat might be wise.

Exceptional

Nice choice for mid-range hotel...

Liked: Thon Hotels seem to be a solid mid-range chain in Norway catering to a mix of tourists and business travelers. This one is in a great location in the historic part of town, on a quiet street one block off of the busy Bryggen waterfront. We sprung for a superior double room, which gave a goodly amount of space and a corner window with peeks at the city and water between other buildings. The room also included some thoughtful efficiencies like coat hooks (surprising how many other hotels don't have these) and a clever pull-out ironing board. The breakfast buffet was good, and included a special section for gluten-free products and even a dedicated gluten-free toaster.
Disliked: The hotel doesn't have its own parking, but there is an automated parking garage right across the street that had plenty of room, although it was expensive and I think the way they reckon the charging screws you for going in and out (I paid US $135 for a 3-night stay). The garage included a good number of EV charging stations, although I could never get it to work, and ended up having to seek a charging station across town. (Note: Bergen is very walkable and you really don't need a car unless you want to get to places in the greater vicinity like Grieg's house.)