Expected more from a Radisson. Staff was especially disinterested in us and acted bothered anytime we asked for service. We were essentially among a handful of guests and it seemed they wished we would just go away! Room very standard with showere that flooded the room. Sauna was nice. Heated bath floor was nice. HINT : do not walk here... More

The Radisson Blu in Lillehammer, Norway is a huge hotel which the receptionist told us was built before the 1996 Olympics and has only recently become part of the Radisson franchise. Because of this, the hotel has a unique character, but is not as modern as perhaps other Radissons. The room we rented had a nice view, but older furniture... More

I stayed 3 nights at the Radisson Blu in Lillehammer. The lobby area has an old charm to it, but the rooms we just old and surprising for the price.. I didn't spend a lot of time in our room, so it was OK. The breakfast buffet is wonderful with fresh fruit and cheeses, as well as warm options. The... More

The hotel is situated up the hill overlooking Lillehammer and below the impressive ski-jump. It provides a good base for exploring the town, although the walk back up the hill to the hotel may not be for everyone, but taxis are easy to find in the town centre. With a pleasing façade and lit up with lantern lights at night... More

Stayed 3 nights, costing 900nok or £100 P/N. It just doesn't feel, look or act like a quality chain hotel. The rooms are tired, mine had no kettle etc. I borrowed a kettle from reception, but still had no cup or making. The TV was old and sat on the beside table, so it was impossible to watch with get... More

We stayed at the hotel one night on our way further north in Norway. Very nice rooms and good breakfast included. Payed €85 for two adults and two small children, which I fin really good value for this kind of hotel in Norway.

The Radisson Blu Lillehammer in its present form, I think is pretty much a legacy from the winter olympics in 94, when the region had to scramble to provide mass accommodation. A kind of disorderliness prevails with respect to the interior, in the sense that many rooms are situated at the far end of a rather labyrinthine, winding web of... More

I stayed with my wife in this hotel for 3 nights as part of a long roadtrip thru the winter wonderland of Scandinavia. A welcome reception and friendly lady explained most to us on arrival. Breakfast the 1st morning was disappointing. My wife took yoghurt with fruit that was frozen solid and milk was empty at the coffeestation. After 10... More

There's a special look that comes over the faces of the mostly affable employees at the Radisson Blu, Lillehammer if you bring something to their attention about the current state of their faded beauty of a hotel. Whether you are speaking to them about the broken refrigerator in your room, or your partially broken phone, or the severely splintered wood... More