Richmond Hotel

I liked my stay at the Richmond hotel. The Front Desk lady, name Grit, was very pleasant and offered to store my luggage while my room was being prepared (I arrived very early). Breakfast was amazing. The room was very clean, spacious and had a nice design, the bed was comfortable. The location is amazing as well, walking distance to Radhus and main shopping district. The only downside is the entry door to the hotel. It was a real struggle to get into the hotel with a stroller, as door was heavy and was closing on us. Also, elevators are tiny and since I was with stroller, I always had to wait long until an empty elevator arrives. Nevertheless, these things didn’t ruin my stay. I loved Richmond hotel and would recommend it to everyone.

Perfect location to walk all over the city. The metro and train station were very close by. I’d say an eight minute walk. The bed was very comfortable, the rooms were newly renovated, and the Wi-Fi was good. It was priced reasonably as well. We would stay there again!

Good standard and value for money. Central location. Some works underway but didn't cause any real disruption. Breakfast reasonable. Room clean and average size. Beds comfortable. Bathroom a bit weird with shower separated from toilet and sink only by a moveable door so floor always very wet. Very strange wiring system meant we couldn't turn lights off and on without weird knock on effects to other lights.

It was amazing. The 2nd day it was snowing and then nice weather the rest of our stay.

Very friendly staff at check in. Good choice at breakfast and helpful staff. Happy with the room but unfortunately at times the hotel was very noisy and this could be heard in my room. This was if things were being moved around above me, I could hear what people were saying to each other, at 3am in the morning. Loos flushing and general hotel noise. It seemed like the rooms had been made smaller and a lack of sound proofing had been installed. WiFi dropped out. Unfortunately there was a power cut which caused problems but probably not the hotels fault.