Sandvig Havn

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• ducksinarow

  23 julio 2009
  Soul less, dreary hotel

  The Lonely Planet guide recommended the Sandvig Havn as a good place to stay in Allinge (pronounced ailing), Bornholm. Surely there is a better hotel in the area? This hotel has a feeling of emptiness and reminded me of a deserted Victorian seaside hotel in the UK. The reception area is not manned. Instead you must ring another hotel for a person to come down to check-in. For the rest of the my time (3 days), there was no-one on reception which meant there was no chance to get local information, not to mention the security implications (ok its Bornholm, the liklihood is zero crime, but call me old fashioned, but I like the idea of some presence at reception). My room felt old and dreary and most particularly was very small. We paid extra for a harbour view, but the room was on the ground floor and did not have a balcony. While sitting on a chair relaxing the only view was of the television/heater. The bathroom was small, with no separate shower unit, just a curtain and drain. There was no soap/shampoo in the dispenser. The room cost 120 per night. I do not know how this compares to other hotels in Bornholm, but I went from here to the 5* Sheraton hotel in Stockholm for 100 per night. The difference in quality and standards could not have been greater. Breakfast in the hotel was fine but again dreary, dreary, dreary.

  

• nepokitchen

  28 junio 2015
  Hotel Sandvig Havn

  We came late and left early, we picked up our key from an unmanned reception and left it to the same unmanned reception, in that respect the check in worked well, there was information enough in the room and reception to get a good picture of the local area and hotel. Hotel Sandvig Havn is a 2 star hotel, its comfortable and warm but with out any frills or luxury, a tv and own shower lifts the hotel from a youth hostel. The area around Allinge and Bornholm in general is fantastic, if you just need somewhere to sleep it works well.