Hotels near Gustaf Adolf's Square, Gothenburg

One of the nicest hotels I have stayed in for a while, especially for the price which is excellent value for a hotel in the heart of the city. Very close to the airport bus (100m) and walking distance to everywhere downtown. The staff were all smiling and very helpful, and special mention to the excellent buffet breakfast. The room was a very good size, as was the bathroom. Fairly fast wifi, and loved the unusual set of dumbells in every room for a quick workout!! Will definitely stay here again, and highly recommend.

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 location of the hotel is very good, in the city center, within walking distance to shopping, restaurants and some attractions. The seafood, cheese, and snack markets downstairs are very convenient. The room is clean and comfortable, and the jacuzzi is very relaxing 👍

Having an appointment close by this property has a superb location literally opposite Göteborg central. Great if you are arriving by train, coming by car means that parking is at an (understandable) premium. But, for 395:- a night you get a reasonably spacious garage with direct access to the hotel. The hotel is designed in a square formation with a large atrium in the middle. It's good to be aware that many of the rooms face the atrium, which means your view will be looking out into the atrium. On Friday night the hotel had some event with live DJ and loud (but good!) music - having one of these internal rooms would have been disturbing. The check-in went smoothly, the receptionist recognized my Radisson status and gave us a room overlooking the square (one could see the station from the room!) and it was very quiet (didn't hear anything from the party/event on Friday night). Bathroom was fresh and clean, the shower had decent pressure although it tended to splash water on the floor. The executive room we got was spacious, had a comfy sofa (which didn't feel super clean), very comfortable bed, nespresso machine .. and no shoehorn! It seems to be a disappointing trend for Radisson properties to either have a pathetic small shoehorn, or none at all. The entrance was carpeted which although it had been vacuumed, it felt a little dirty. The rest of the room was wooden floors. The TV looked impressive - a good size .. but it turned out to be quite a dated unit with no accessible HDMI ports, we never used it. Breakfast is not included by default in the rate, and I have mentioned in other Radisson property reviews, this tends to reduce crowding and improve quality significantly. Breakfast was good here, not quite as good as the one in Stockholm, but the staff were overall very good. Didn't have a chance to try the gym or spa, but entering and exiting the lobby area it always felt lively and there was a hub of activity, especially on Friday evening. I would stay here again, and would recommend this property.

The worst hotel to stay at in Gothenburg. Despite the wonderful people at the reception, the hotel is very dusty, and the service is very slow. We checked into a room with water leakage, so we asked to move to another room. The housekeeping took forever to fix the extra bed ( no bed sheets) I was at the reception while the receptionist was talking to the housekeeping, also begging her to fix our second room and explaining why. I asked for extra bed sheets and extra towels, which took almost 6 hours, so I went to the reception and picked them up myself. The receptionist was surprised that they were not delivered to our room. The breakfast is very poor. I am gluten-free, so there is no gluten-free bread. No clean breakfast items (see picture). The room was so dusty that you had to clean your clothes and items every day. Out of my above experience at your hotel, and with my 10 years in the hotel industry, neither myself nor my clients will step into your hotel again.

This was good hotel, located in the center of Gothenborg where you have good access to almost everything. It was a beautiful hotel with a good interior design. It was clean enough. As a not good point, we can say they don't put slipperies in the rooms that is a little annoying. Breakfast was perfect with a very good anf acceptable range of foods and drinks. Parking cost is too much here. It's almost 400 SEK per each day, buy you still have this alternative that park your car in some public parkings, with 10 minutes walking to the hotel and much lower cost.

The hotel was near Jungangyeong, so the transportation was good and convenient. The price is a little more expensive than other hotels of the same class, but it includes cafe use and dinner in the afternoon I have had a good week without worrying about dinner. The nearby nordstan shopping mall is close, so it sounds good for shopping. One regrettable thing is that the hotel doesn't seem to be able to manage the noise and fights of other guests during the evening.

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.

We stayed at the clarion hotel the pier one night in August on our scandinavian road trip. Its not in the center of gothenburg but on the other side of the river gota. So much construction and traffic. But we made it to the nice comfy hotel. There's paid underground parking. Very friendly staff and clean hotel. Rooms are a lil small. Beds were ok but pillows very soft. Breakfast buffet is included in price. It was the usual breakfast food and good specially the breads. There's buses and ferries into the city though we did not take them. I would highly recommend this hotel.

I needed to arrange a conference at the same hotel a trade show was being held. Based on a previous experience I thought all would be ok, I was wrong. The hotel seems to work openly against your actual requirements. I'd asked for rooms to be reserved which proved a problem. I'd said from the outset that we'd require a group dinner with menu choices, this also proved to be a problem which resulted in me needing to find a restaurant nearby who could help. Ridiculous that Gothia towers (at it's size) expects a large group to all eat the same meal with no regards to choice, whereas a local restaurant can accommodate you seems strange to say the least. When arriving at the conference rooms I was taken aback that I wasn't able to meet my contact whom I'd shared so many emails. It was a faceless envelope handover and the mention of 'ask at reception if you need anything'. The only positive from this was a lady called Christina who was able to help locate items that had been shipped ahead, I'm grateful for her help. The breakfast room at the hotel was disorganized chaos, find somewhere to sit by yourself and get on with things. It reminded me of an all you can eat option in a hotel in Egypt years ago. An experience I never repeated, much like this event left me with the same thought!