Pet-friendly Hotels in Møre og Romsdal from AED 470

"Wonderful hotel. Absolutely beautiful lounging areas with tons of windows overlooking the bay, with underground connecting tunnel to the Michelin restaurant and bar. We ate at the restaurant and also visited the bar. Excellent hospitality and quality. It was hard to leave."

"Breakfast was great, location great, good experience"

"The room was clean, and the bathroom is small. Typical of what I have been seeing here in most hotels in Norway. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was as expected, the cooked items were barely warm and the scrambled eggs could have been cooked more. A ship pier is situated right next to hotel so you could get woken up by a ship at 1 AM!"

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"Room was lovely and comfortable with views of the water. Beds were comfy. Bathroom clean. Restaurant was good but more pricey than other more exciting places in town. We were fairly disappointed with one relatively small aspect of our room. The power for tv and fridge was out. We had groceries from our travels and they ended up spoiled. It was such a waste! We had specifically told the front desk our fridge was *hot*, not just not cool. We were informed that it is a cooler not a refrigerator which was entirely incorrect as it was producing heat and the outlet was inaccessible to even unplug and maybe put some ice inside."

"Great view Excellent breakfast Nice room"

"Chambre et lits confortables. Chambre propre. Bon petit déjeuner."

"We booked the room with 1 queen and 2 twin beds because there were 4 of us. We checked in to find the twin beds locked into the wall with no key. There wasn't a phone number in the email confirmation. I tried emailing- no response, not even the next day. I found a phone number on the website, but it didn't go thru. I tried texting, but no response. There were also only 2 towels. When you book a room for 4 people, you expect that 4 people will have a place to sleep. You also expect that there would be a number to contact if you needed help. It was false advertising."