Grand Hotel Lysekil, Lysekil

The hotel exuded historical charm being one of the oldest in Sweden, although some may find its quaintness a drawback. The location was a major plus, near the sea and close to Smoegen. The service was lovely, especially Lina at the front desk. The dining was excellent, offering unique experiences compared to mainstream hotels. However, there were some sewer smells in the rooms, and the price seemed a bit high for the simplicity of the accommodations.

The hotel offered a quirky, historic stay with a lovely, helpful front desk staff and a very good breakfast. The rooms, although simple for the price, resembled a Carl Larson painting but with leaning beds, creating a unique atmosphere.

The hotel had its charm being one of the oldest in Sweden, though the rooms were a bit small and lacked warmth. The property showed signs of aging, with a noticeable sewer smell, reflecting its historical past. However, the location at the center was a major plus, and the breakfast was excellent with helpful staff at the front desk.

The hotel had its charms being a historic property with a quirky and quaint allure. The rooms, while cozy, had some issues like a slight odor probably due to the age of the building. The service was efficient and pleasant, and the dining, although not mainstream, offered a good selection. The location, right in the center with a sea view nearby, was a major plus.

Staying at the hotel was like entering a Carl Larsson painting - cozy but a bit too simple for the price. The rooms felt a little cramped and could have been warmer, but they were clean. The service was good with helpful staff. The location, though historically important, was a bit quirky, but very central and convenient.

The hotel had simple rooms for the price, and there was a noticeable sewer smell due to its age. However, the hotel was conveniently located near the sea and offered a good breakfast. The service was friendly, and the dining options were excellent and unique compared to other hotels.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. Despite the convenient location close to Smoegen and the friendly staff, the rooms had a low standard, were worn down, and had a noticeable sewer smell. The breakfast was very good, but the historic charm of the hotel also came with some drawbacks.

The hotel had a few drawbacks, but overall, my stay was pleasant. The rooms were a bit too simple for the price paid, and the sewer smell was noticeable due to the property's age. However, despite being on the smaller side and lacking warmth, the rooms were adequate. The service provided was satisfactory, offering standard amenities like room service and housekeeping. The location, quirky and historically significant as one of the oldest hotels in Sweden, had its charm but also its drawbacks. The breakfast was excellent, and the front desk staff, particularly Lina, were lovely and extremely helpful. The dining experience was good, especially compared to other hotels, and the Sicilian products added a unique touch. The facilities met basic expectations but nothing exceptional.

Despite the slightly musty smell due to its age, and the simplicity that didn't quite match the price tag, my stay at the hotel had its charms. The location, being one of the oldest hotels in Sweden, was both quirky and historically significant. The breakfast was a highlight, and the service, particularly Lina at the front desk, was exceptional.

Staying at the hotel was a mixed experience. The historical charm and lovely front desk staff were major pluses, but the worn-down rooms with a persistent sewer smell were definite drawbacks. The breakfast was a highlight, while the room standards fell short compared to the price.