Bergen

The Bristol, built in the 1930s, is one of the most popular hotels in town and is within walking distance of the city's main sights. — Fodor's

Right between St. — Travel + Leisure

This sleek hotel is in a renovated building from the 1920s that's right on Bryggen. — Fodor's

Norway's first hostel-hotel mini-chain began in Bergen, and it's still doing brisk business. — Lonely Planet

This is a good budget option in an otherwise pricey neighborhood for lodging. The small pension is welcoming and rooms are cozy and comfy. It's like a home away from home. — Fodor's

Hotel Oleana is a sexy, sleek hotel with a prime location in the center of Bergen, making it easy to reach many attractions within a 20-minute walk or less. — Oyster

Midway between the harbour and the train station, this hostel-within-a-hotel has simple, modern rooms. — Lonely Planet

Every room has a bathtub and is decorated in yellows and blues, with oak furniture and hardwood floors. — Fodor's

This well-priced, 43-room hotel offers surprisingly cosy bedrooms, with gold-and-cappuccino furnishings, comfortable beds, the odd purple chair, and a good location. — Lonely Planet