Hotell Stella
| S:t Johannesgatan 31C, Uppsala |
5 priser
6.00/10.00 |
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+46 18 51 04 14 |
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Mazen Dahhan (18.10.2017 13:53)
Clean and comfortable, moderate size rooms, little higher prices , refrigerator. Kettle, small rotating clothes cabinet , breakfast is of little assortment, not that luxurious, there is a parking place for the hotel (costs 50 kr per night) , there ICA market very near
I think man can get better hotel for the price
Clean and comfortable, moderate size rooms, little higher prices , refrigerator. Kettle, small rotating clothes cabinet , breakfast is of little assortment, not that luxurious, there is a parking place for the hotel (costs 50 kr per night) , there ICA market very near
I think man can get better hotel for the price
Olga Hansen (24.09.2017 18:05)
It's cosy.
It's cosy.
Fazeelat6 Wasif (08.09.2017 10:17)
Nice place to stay
Nice place to stay
Takis Konstantopoulos (06.09.2017 23:09)
One of the most impersonal, unfriendly hotels ever.
I had an academic visitor earlier this year. This hotel was booked for him. I called to find out how he would get in if he arrived late. They said that nobody would be at the reception but that I should call a phone number so that someone come and open the door. The visitor arrived and I took him to the hotel at about 10pm. The door was locked. I called the number. Nobody picked the phone up. I then saw a buzzer at the door and instructions how to contact the receptionist. I buzzed and called, but nobody showed up.
It was February and, therefore, bitterly cold. We waited for a while, not knowing what to do, when an English guy walked out. We rushed in. We asked if he knows if anyone works in the hotel but he didn't. So we proceeded to the reception office ourselves. It was left open so we could get in and check. We opened a drawer and found an envelope with the guest's name. The envelope contained keys and instructions.
Question (for those who are rational, but this set does not include the hotel management): How on earth could we know of the existence of this envelope? We only found it as a result of two fortuitous events: (a) a hotel guest happened to be going out and he opened the door for us; (b) we had to search.
I called the hotel and told them. Did anyone offer an apology? No. Did anyone say sorry to the guest? No.
The second day (it was Friday), one of the hotel guys asked my visitor what he would like for breakfast on Saturday morning, saying that, as it was Saturday, he would not work. My visitor told him. On Saturday morning, he goes to the breakfast area. But he did not find any of the items he had ordered.
I called the hotel and told them. Did anyone offer an apology or say sorry? No.
Avoid this hotel. They are liars, lazy and have no ethos or sense of responsibility.
One of the most impersonal, unfriendly hotels ever.
I had an academic visitor earlier this year. This hotel was booked for him. I called to find out how he would get in if he arrived late. They said that nobody would be at the reception but that I should call a phone number so that someone come and open the door. The visitor arrived and I took him to the hotel at about 10pm. The door was locked. I called the number. Nobody picked the phone up. I then saw a buzzer at the door and instructions how to contact the receptionist. I buzzed and called, but nobody showed up.
It was February and, therefore, bitterly cold. We waited for a while, not knowing what to do, when an English guy walked out. We rushed in. We asked if he knows if anyone works in the hotel but he didn't. So we proceeded to the reception office ourselves. It was left open so we could get in and check. We opened a drawer and found an envelope with the guest's name. The envelope contained keys and instructions.
Question (for those who are rational, but this set does not include the hotel management): How on earth could we know of the existence of this envelope? We only found it as a result of two fortuitous events: (a) a hotel guest happened to be going out and he opened the door for us; (b) we had to search.
I called the hotel and told them. Did anyone offer an apology? No. Did anyone say sorry to the guest? No.
The second day (it was Friday), one of the hotel guys asked my visitor what he would like for breakfast on Saturday morning, saying that, as it was Saturday, he would not work. My visitor told him. On Saturday morning, he goes to the breakfast area. But he did not find any of the items he had ordered.
I called the hotel and told them. Did anyone offer an apology or say sorry? No.
Avoid this hotel. They are liars, lazy and have no ethos or sense of responsibility.
Alejandro Rodríguez González (03.02.2017 13:19)
Not bad. It is near to a bus stop that goes to the center. Confortable
Not bad. It is near to a bus stop that goes to the center. Confortable
