Best Western Hotel Svava

The location is very close to the Uppsala train station and has lots of restaurants and supermarkets. Thus, the location is very convenient. The facility is new and clean, and breakfast is also nice. The only problem is that if you do not have a mobile number available in Sweden, you need to ask the staff for hotel details.

Great location, close to train station. The room was clean and the bed was comfy.

One of the few hotels near the railway and main bus station in the city. But next to walking streets and malls in the city. Building is heritage and look oldish. But the rooms are clean and bright. Service is efficient when you want it. Could move in and out of the hotel easily. Walking distance to Uppsala University and hotel helped me with finding direction to SLU at Ultuna, outskirts of Uppsala.

The breakfast is really good! The staff is super nice! Good choice for traveling for sure!

Vi hade bokat ett litet dubbelrum och vår förväntan på rummet kanske inte var på topp. Men redan när vi kom in i receptionen anade vi att "wow" här är det fint. Vi checkade in av en vänlig receptionist. Tilldelat rum var - ok - litet men riktigt fint. Verkar vara nyrenoverat. Perfekt storlek för ett par som gillar närhet. Frukost rummet är väl tilltaget och disposition gör att man får en fin familjär känsla. Utöver detta serveras en mycket väl genomtänkt frukost. Vi rekommenderar hotellet av ovanstående skäl parat med ett perfekt läge med sin närhet till Uppsala Centralstation.

房間很乾凈，早餐很好，很豐富，服務很熱情，地理位置也好，靠近火車站

Vi var besvikna av frukost där fanns varken pannkakor eller cappuccino maskin. Vi har bott på olika Best Western hotel finns alltid färska apelsin juice och våfflor maskin man kan göra själv, här finns inte ! Inte ens egna/hembakad kaffebröd. Läget är enda som är bra!

INTRODUCTION - Asprey? Classical music is playing. A central modern spartan hotel (1990). I wrote two separate emails stating that I would like to look at several rooms upon arrival, and received "We will do what we can to accommodate your wishes" as a written reply. I keep control at all times. Still, the receptionist now refuses, citing that “she herself” thinks all rooms look the same. It takes several precious minutes to explain that I meant it and want to see more rooms, as people can perceive rooms differently. Continued questioning. I point out that a double room facing the street may have a different noise level and feel than one facing the food court and walk away. I keep a tight rein, showing nothing. She reacts. It went in. She calls me back and announces that I could look at a room, but the balance is disrupted. Thoughts and impulses pass with violent speed, gaze kept steady. I calmly accept. A new career in a new town. An empty space on a wall. Duchamp? Ball? Klee? I take inventory of what just happened. Its influence on my thoughts. Crucial! Picabia? Standard double, August. no refrigerator, No telephone, no teletext with full weather report, no wake up call, no safe, no lobby computer. No lotion! Poor choice. I use my own. A charming space. Check-out at 12 noon. Staying here for the location and breakfast experience. Homemade mixed red berries. On point! INTERIOR DECORATION The room. Less decoration? More. Welcomed by the computer screen TV on the wall. Browsing menus. Welcome message efficient and without warmth. Note; give some praise. CK Be? No! Strong lighting in the barren room, bright reading lights. Three cold fluorescent light sources. I could say I feel admiration. A wake-up call is ordered and arranged after I have programmed it on the room's TV twice with no response, even though it signaled that the function was switched on. Perfect self-control. Staff will have to knock on the door. This is becoming more and more common in hotels. Design over function can be the right choice in the right circumstances. There is space enough for a Mondrian? Bresson? Russolo? The right business card makes all the difference. Holding it up. Marinetti? Ball? A bathroom. It's completely empty. There is nothing there. Rituals? DENOUEMENT Night. Or evening. Walking the floors and corridors. Sounds behind doors. The heat penetrates. Alone. But only temporarily. My palm against a door. Against another door. Further down the corridor, a young woman comes out of the lift, walks a few steps and tries the fire escape. I catch her eye and smile. Excellent. We both smile. There’s no exit. It will be all right now. Rand! Definitely Rand! /P. B. SLEEP QUALITY 5

A wonderfull breakfast with many choices.The location is easy to find the hotel. The rum was clean and the personal were very helpfull.The parking car was cheap with the discount from the hotel. Nice bar with the possibility to have room service.