Hotels With Gym in Dalarna, Sweden

Hotel Galaxen is not alone in struggling with a mediocre construction from the 80s. The renovations have been carried out point by point, from economic and environmental considerations it is certainly wise. As a guest, you then have to live with a bit of edge-supported furniture, a stain here and there. However, the female staff at the reception happily deliver good service. The breakfast selection is large, but no special unique local touch in terms of bread and cold cuts. Holds a discounted rate from my membership, however what it seems to mean is that they put you in the smallest rooms available. Holds a discounted rate from my membership, however what it seems to mean is that they put you in the smallest rooms available.

Most of the time, everything was good during our stay. What prevents the visit from generating the highest rating is that the food on Thursday evening 2025-02-06 was not hot and that the TV in the room had an annoying flickering picture.

The lounge area is nice and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The room itself is average, but the beds are very good. One issue was that I had my room on the first floor and there is a gym in the basement. The music and sound of weights dropping to the floor carries well into the hotel room, and this starts early in the morning.

Loved it. Receptionist went out of her way to accommodate me and made me feel very welcomed. Older building but nicely redecorated rooms and baths. I only missed sheer curtains to let light in but keeping privacy, and a dead bolt on the door. Someone with a key would always be able to enter and it would be too easy to break in as well. There is a simple lock function but it wouldn't keep anyone out. This combined with no need for room key in the elevator/accessing the stairs could be a disaster for a solo traveller. They really should fix that. Breakfast and breakfast service was awesome, great start of the day. Have already booked again with this hotel.

We found the front door closed when we arrived, but Magnus, one of the two owners, answered the phone promptly and arrived within minutes. The door seems to be kept locked when reception is closed, but you can enter 24/7 with a passcode. Magnus was extremely friendly and assigned us two single rooms on the third floor. The rooms were of reasonable size, recently renovated, clean and in good condition. The furniture was mostly from Ikea, which I guess is suitable for a Swedish hotel. The bed was narrow but comfortable, and there was a desk and a chair & coffee table. No safe. On the downside, the rooms were a bit on the cold side, and the curtains couldn’t really keep the light out too well. The bathrooms were small but clean and in good condition. There was a shower (both overhead as well as hand-held) with acceptable water pressure. Amenities included wall-mounted containers of soap, shampoo and conditioner. The toilet paper was cheap, thin and hard and would need an upgrade, or bring your own. Breakfast was included in the room rate. It was a buffet with basic Scandinavian hot and cold items and gave you a good start of the day. Breakfast was served 6:30–9:30 on weekdays and 8–10 on weekends. Additionally, complimentary coffee and cookies were available during the day. Parking was available on site for 75 SEK / 24 hours. The hotel has an excellent location in the pedestrian zone in the centre, close to several restaurants. At 103 € for a single room with breakfast, it was expensive for a three-star, but there’s little competition in town.

As I was part of a bus tour I cannot speak to the check-in process or the value of the hotel, but it was a very nice place to stay. The hotel is centrally located, the standard room was very nice, with a nice modern bathroom. The breakfast buffet was held in a large high ceilinged room - a very quaint experience. The food was really nice and quite a nice way to start your day.

A dreary hotel at an extortionate price - normal for Mora apparently. It reminds me of Kilkenny in Ireland - a place which takes its tourist business for granted, exempting it from basic courtesies towards guests (not to mention any sign of investment over the last 30 years). Restaurant? Closed on Sundays … Sauna? Closed on Sundays … Swimming pool? Open … but too cold to swim in. Common area of the hotel? Closed at 20:00 … when all staff disappear. I felt relieved not to be locked in our room. Please do spare yourself and your family the experience of staying here. In fact, just avoid Mora if at all possible, there are many perfectly nice places in middle Sweden.

Hotel Galaxen is not alone in struggling with a mediocre construction from the 80s. The renovations have been carried out point by point, from economic and environmental considerations it is certainly wise. As a guest, you then have to live with a bit of edge-supported furniture, a stain here and there. However, the female staff at the reception happily deliver good service. The breakfast selection is large, but no special unique local touch in terms of bread and cold cuts. Holds a discounted rate from my membership, however what it seems to mean is that they put you in the smallest rooms available. Holds a discounted rate from my membership, however what it seems to mean is that they put you in the smallest rooms available.

Loved it. Receptionist went out of her way to accommodate me and made me feel very welcomed. Older building but nicely redecorated rooms and baths. I only missed sheer curtains to let light in but keeping privacy, and a dead bolt on the door. Someone with a key would always be able to enter and it would be too easy to break in as well. There is a simple lock function but it wouldn't keep anyone out. This combined with no need for room key in the elevator/accessing the stairs could be a disaster for a solo traveller. They really should fix that. Breakfast and breakfast service was awesome, great start of the day. Have already booked again with this hotel.

Very good, the train station came out and the room was good.

Hotel Galaxen is not alone in struggling with a mediocre construction from the 80s. The renovations have been carried out point by point, from economic and environmental considerations it is certainly wise. As a guest, you then have to live with a bit of edge-supported furniture, a stain here and there. However, the female staff at the reception happily deliver good service. The breakfast selection is large, but no special unique local touch in terms of bread and cold cuts. Holds a discounted rate from my membership, however what it seems to mean is that they put you in the smallest rooms available. Holds a discounted rate from my membership, however what it seems to mean is that they put you in the smallest rooms available.

Loved it. Receptionist went out of her way to accommodate me and made me feel very welcomed. Older building but nicely redecorated rooms and baths. I only missed sheer curtains to let light in but keeping privacy, and a dead bolt on the door. Someone with a key would always be able to enter and it would be too easy to break in as well. There is a simple lock function but it wouldn't keep anyone out. This combined with no need for room key in the elevator/accessing the stairs could be a disaster for a solo traveller. They really should fix that. Breakfast and breakfast service was awesome, great start of the day. Have already booked again with this hotel.

Very good, the train station came out and the room was good.

Most of the time, everything was good during our stay. What prevents the visit from generating the highest rating is that the food on Thursday evening 2025-02-06 was not hot and that the TV in the room had an annoying flickering picture.

As I was part of a bus tour I cannot speak to the check-in process or the value of the hotel, but it was a very nice place to stay. The hotel is centrally located, the standard room was very nice, with a nice modern bathroom. The breakfast buffet was held in a large high ceilinged room - a very quaint experience. The food was really nice and quite a nice way to start your day.