After 4 nights of camping in the cold and rain, we decided to shorten our planned camping and spend some time in Stavanger instead. We found internet at a cabin and booked the hotel for two nights for the next day. I'm usually not this spontaneous and like to plan months in advance. If I had done so, I probably... More

Stavanger Lille Hotel is reasonably priced for a Norwegian hotel in a major city. Free parking and about 10 minutes walk to the harbour area. The double room that we booked is simple but clean. Room is noisy if you want to open the window due to the busy main road. There is no air-conditioning but a small fan next... More

Looking for inexpensive options in Stavanger, we came across Hotel Lille. A bit outside of downtown (~10-15 min walk, ~20min walk from ferry terminal), but otherwise we were very happy with the stay. Booked an economy double: the room came with super comfortable bed, couch, tv, desk, closet, sink and fridge, plus tons of extra floor space to spread out.... More

Very friendly staff and a comfortable small hotel feel. Large, clean room, Tea and coffee provided in the lobby, and often pastries too. It's only about 10 minutes walk from the harbour and a pleasant walk if you avoid the main road (and it's not raining). Busy road out front of the hotel can be a bit noisy, but not... More

Due to an airshow, large concert and cycling meet, we did not have any choice of accomodation, despite trying to book a couple of rooms 4 month inadvance. Stavanger Lille Hotel, was our only option. It is not highly ranked on Tripadvisor, but we were quite happy with the rooms. They were vry clean, and the beds comfortable. We rooms... More

This "Hotel"keeps a low standard, it is a lot of noise from the road, breakfest is simple. Be aware og the reservation policy; you can not cancel the reservation without having to pay a fee of 1 nights stay..

Last minute booking for a hotel room midweek in Stavanger ain`t always a cheerful experience. I`m bound to see a food exibition for invited guests and clients only but the hotel room was still a hurdle. I took a quick check on the net and was stunned to see how expensive Stavanger was. Most hotels during midweek were already booked,... More

Because the Scandinavians don't know about ventillation, the window needs to be open. If your room is on the main street side,the noise is very unpleasant. However, the room was clean,the bathroom was clean, the TV worked and the bed was comfortable. The other downside for us was that it was at the top of the building and we'd just... More