W czasie pobytu w obiekcie takim jak The Lamp Hotel Norrkoping w mieście Norrköping (Centrum Norrköping) zamieszkasz bardzo blisko atrakcji takich jak Power Park i Rådhuset. Hotel (spa) znajduje się 31 km od atrakcji takiej jak Kolmården (ogród zoologiczny) i 0,4 km od miejsca takiego jak Knäppingsborg.
Zrelaksuj się w spa, które oferuje masaż, zabiegi na ciało i zabiegi na twarz. Dostępne udogodnienia rekreacyjne to siłownia, basen kryty oraz sauna. Ten hotel oferuje takie udogodnienia jak bezpłatny bezprzewodowy dostęp do internetu, obsługa portierska i sklepy z pamiątkami i czasopismami.
Zachwyć się kuchnią taką jak kuchnia azjatycka w restauracji The Lamp Restaurant & Bar jednej z 2 restauracji w obiekcie takim jak hotel. Możesz też zostać w pokoju i skorzystać z obsługi pokojowej w określonych godzinach. Chcesz się zrelaksować? Wypocznij w jednym z naszych 2 barów/salonów klubowych. Bezpłatne śniadanie ze specjałami kuchni regionalnej jest serwowane w dni powszednie od 7 do 10:30, a w weekendy od 7 do 10:30.
Udogodnienia biznesowe to centrum biznesowe, bezpłatne czasopisma w holu oraz usługi pralni chemicznej. Ten obiekt typu hotel zapewnia udogodnienia konferencyjne takie jak centrum konferencyjne i 8 sale konferencyjne. Udogodnienia na miejscu to samodzielne parkowanie (za opłatą).
Poczuj się jak w domu w 48 pokojach, których wyposażenie to minibar. Bezpłatny bezprzewodowy dostęp do internetu zapewni łączność ze światem, a telewizja cyfrowa — rozrywkę. Prywatna łazienka — wyposażenie: bezpłatne przybory toaletowe i suszarki do włosów. Udogodnienia obejmują sejfy na laptopa i biurka oraz sprzątanie codziennie.
„Charming Boutique Hotel!
The only reason I have rated Service as Good is because our experience at the Lamp Hotel started off on the wrong foot, thanks to Cecelia behind the front desk. Our initial conversation with her was so awkward and rude, we just looked at each other shocked that she was so unprofessional:( She was so rude to us upon entering the hotel. We politely asked if we could try to check in early. She looked us up and down head to toe with such an off putting attitude and did not even reciprocate in conversation when we asked other questions. Another couple came into the lobby right after us, and she immediately shifted her conversation to them, leaving us standing there speechless, as she began a conversation with them in Swedish. We had arrived so tired, but so excited, as my friend had already stayed at The Lamp Hotel, and had filled me in on how great the hotel was.
Cecelia was not warm or friendly to us from the get go, nor accommodating to even offer to take our luggage to store until check in. We had to ask her to do this for us, and my friend literally had to ask her her name about 2 times, before she would acknowledge her question or look in our direction as we asked her questions. We had just traveled 9 hours by flight from the US, and her attitude and personality was not welcoming in any way. We thought we had made a huge mistake booking at the Lamp because of her. We were so glad we did not have to see her again during our whole stay. She was terrible and needs training on empathy, people skills, and basic hospitality. She may not be the best option for behind the front desk as the first point of contact for your hotel.
Now once we got past this terrible welcome, we enjoyed our stay so much. The hotel and rooms were gorgeous. The rest of the staff were lovely. The entire hotel is clean, sexy and wonderful! The location is wonderful, the lobby is so chic. The spa is GREAT. The bathrooms are spacious and lovely. I enjoyed my picture window, the tasteful decor and all little details. Housekeeping is PERFECTION. I did breakfast each morning and the kitchen and staff there are INCREDIBLE. They all deserve raises. They were hustling, serving, cleaning, and just a vision of unity and of how to run a kitchen:) The way they all worked and got on so well with each other, was so nice to see. Overall, besides our rude welcome thanks to Cecelia, I thoroughly enjoyed our stay and WOULD stay again. I plan to go back and stay with my husband when we visit Sweden later this year.”