Inger Hotel

Very Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : The USB ports with some of the receptacles was a good idea, although of lower power than some devices require. The hotel cafe has a nice breakfast buffet in the mornings. Some guests have it included in their stay. I did not but still felt it was worth the additional fee. The cafe foods also can be obtained as not buffet style through the day.
  : The accessibility room has no small refrigerator as I have come to expect in any hotel room for many years and some folks needing this room also need a cool place for medications. The TV location is in such a position that it's difficult angle to view it from the beds. Additional receptacles in the desk area would help some folks operating higher power devices such as a charging a laptop and also having a kettle of water at the same time. The are workarounds but slightly less convenient.The shower appears to create a larger puddle reaching the front of the toilet, could be user error on my part. The accessible entrance at the street side was not operational as the desk aligns with the entry with stairs. There appears to have been a check-in desk at the other entrance. There is an accessible entrance from the rear parking area although doors are manually operated with at the least a threshold from the stairwell (just a landing, level otherwise) to access the lobby. There are two elevators but they do not access each other's rooms. To go from one elevator group to the other you can use the stairs for half a flight.

Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Breakfest is really good.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Very Poor
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : New style
  : StaffAnd manner how they speak with client