It is very well situated in the city, everything, stores, restaurants are a few minutes walking away. The staff is very friendly and willing to make the stay as good as possible. The breakfast exceeded the expectations.

The room was small. If you come with a medium dimension luggage, it's kinda hard to open it. Street parking (paid) is limited to 2 hours during the day and you have to move the car around every 2 hours. The hotel has 2 parking spots with an extra charge, across the street, but the spaces are narrow and for an SUV there are high chances to be hit/scratched by others.

I was up in the eaves but that was ok. Small but comfy room with en-suite for a solo traveller. Right in the middle of the small town area. Opposite the war museum and library. I was very impressed with the breakfast choices and there was coffee and cake available all day if you wanted it. The hotel also had its own restaurant owned by the manager. The main staff member I met was Linn (so if that’s the wrong spelling). She was absolutely brilliant and sat and told me about a wonderful walk and how to get to some alternative places. She also phoned the church to see if the were open. She also told me a lot about Narvik and the culture of the local area. The walk I did was beautiful and can highly recommend. Would definitely come back to visit.

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The breakfast is amazing. Much better than other hotels we normally visit for the same price. The variety of food is incredible, and everything was delicious. The croissant is unforgettable, and the hot chocolate is very tasty. The ginger shot is a plus!!! Also the localtion of the hotel is great, easy and near everything.

The room is ok, very organised and clean - but quite small. It was only for sleeping, so I didn't have any problem with it. The receptionist informed us that she was leaving at 10 pm, and nobody would be there after we returned from dinner. We were worried that if the keys didn't work to open the door of the hotel, we would not have anywhere to sleep.

Our stay at the Narvik Hotel Wivel was nothing short of outstanding. To begin with, the staff are incredibly helpful, friendly and always accommodate any need you may have. The “budget” room we stayed in certainly not as it sounds. The room was very spacious, very clean with a smart TV and a bathroom. Every morning from 7-10 we were served a breakfast which included something for everybody. If the amazing buffet they provided isn’t enough, you can also order food from the kitchen for free from some menu items. (Definitely recommend the hot chocolate) . The location is also based in a very good area as it is surrounded by convenience stores, shopping centres, restaurants as well as a short distance from the ski resort.

Everything was perfect

The staff is amazing friendly helpful, the breakfast was probably one of the best ones we have had in Europe ever, fresh eggs omelets suasages,potatoes, salad ingredients sliced meats and cheese, breads waffles fruits cakes coffee obviously we didnt eat everything! (Even if we wanted to) haha there is something for everyone very nicely done. The staff again is so nice and helpful, rooms where very clean hotel is quiet for great sleep from the train its a short walk past the brand hotels this is the best hotel I have been to in Scandinavia.

It rained :(

I literally needed only a place to sleep for a few hours before going to Evenes so I haven't experienced much of what this hotel has to offer, to be honest. It looked very nice, though - complimentary tea, coffee and lemonade in the lobby, available parking (albeit you need to pay for it) and the room was great: big curtains, small but functional bathroom, quality amenities, desk, television and two armchairs. The bed was comfy with a pillow that wasn't one of the usual paper thin ones you'd get in an hotel. WiFi worked great too! Considering the price paid I think it's a solid deal - no idea if the location is good or not though, again I just wanted a place to sleep and park for a flight in the early morning, so I haven't considered this to visit Narvik or anything. Staff was super nice though!

Parking should be free in my opinion, as otherwise there's paid parking all around. But I cannot say, I didn't stay enough to have an informed opinion here.

This little hotel is positioned along the main road right opposite to the war museum and is a refreshing alternative to the few other big posing regular brands in town. Location doesn't really matter since Narvik is a tiny and insignificant place. Bus stop to main locations and airport is just a few meters away. The standard was simple but practical and sufficient. Nice comfortable bed. The breakfast was a surprise. At first glance it didn't look like much, but the secret was in the details. A lot of small stuff to choose from, some warm food prepared on demand. I was particularly impressed by the dark round bread the supplied fresh out of the oven every day. Together with the homemade butter a winning combination! No disturbing background music, welcoming calm atmosphere. Due to the smaller scale of the business it also was not crowded and there was no queue or battle at the buffet like you have to expect at the big hotels. TV was good, quick and responsive menu. The blends/curtains are, when closed, really keeping the daylight out. Sockets also beside the bed to charge your equipment. Good heating in the room. The stuff is helpful and most of them seem to come from the Ukraine? But if you speak English communication is no problem. The place is being renovated at the moment, I guess there might be some noise during the week? During my weekend it was quiet.

There are not really a lot of TV programs to choose from, only Nordic channels. I missed the international ones. The window front is towards the main road, it was not loud, but some traffic noise was always present. The staff definitely have deserved their breaks, but it is unfortunate that they use to spend them smoking around the corner at the entrance. Not nice to pass through their smoke. And of cause its bad for them too. The breakfast needs better coffee options. The supply was often lukewarm, especially when you use to take it with milk. Only available milk option is the ubiquitous Norwegian skimmed milk which, in my opinion, tastes like shit. Narvik: If you don't have any official business or friends in this place and you're not a skiing nerd - don't bother to go there...

Hotel Wivel is located in central Narvik just a block from the war museum. If you're arriving by bus from Tromso, the nearest bus stop is less than a kilometer from the hotel. I stayed in a single room that was good-sized and had a TV and good Wi-Fi. The breakfast served every morning is sufficient with plenty of options available. If you want a budget (by Norwegian standards) hotel in the center of Narvik with easy access to the city's restaurants and bars, then Hotel Wivel is a good option.

I had a nice stay at Narvik Hotel Wivel. The best part of the stay was breakfast, a very nice breakfast buffet with a selection of a wide variety of foods also including local elements. The staff were kind and helpful. There was always tea and coffee available for free in the lobby. There was a nice restaurant on the hotel's lowest floor; trying it is highly recommended. I had a nice view to the city during the 24h light time in Narvik and it was amazing to look at the city and nearby landscape.

Just minor points but the light inside the room was not strong. The only way to see clearly was by opening the window. Also, despite the presence of a hairdryer in the bathroom, there was no power outlet to use it.

Delightful hotel in Narvik. Check-in was smooth and the staff were really friendly. The room was comfortable and impeccably clean. We were particularly happy with how well the curtains blocked out light in the summer. The bathroom was spotless and functional. Breakfast was superb, with a fantastic spread and even included meals that could be ordered a la carte. Overall outstanding experience and would come back in a heartbeat.

No hotel parking but plenty of on-street parking nearby.