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  • Mo Gjestegård

    Accommodation in Mo i Rana
    Avg. price/night: US$90
    Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.0
    Very good - What previous guests thought, 1,405 reviews
    Goof value for money. We stayed twice on our way to and back from Lofoten. It was great to have breakfast included, even if simple one. Staff was very friendly, we could even start breakfast before the starting time. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Second one we stayed was a bit small but still pretty ok. Good to have free parking.
    Guest review by
    Luciana
    Young couple

  • Mo Gjestegård

    Accommodation in Mo i Rana
    Avg. price/night: US$90
    Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.0
    Very good - What previous guests thought, 1,405 reviews
    As we were planning on staying here for the two nights it was important that we could get easy access to restaurants and the location of the hotel is such that we could easily walk to a variety of dining opportunities. We also really enjoyed the breakfast and the fact that the coffee is unlimited. The breakfast is served in a lovely sun filled room and there is also an outdoor dining option available..
    Guest review by
    Phil
    Young couple

  • Sure Hotel by Best Western Ole Tobias

    Accommodation in Mo i Rana
    Avg. price/night: US$126.71
    Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.3
    Very good - What previous guests thought, 1,736 reviews
    Great emphatic and professional staff, fantastic location, parking space, centre of the town, warm and cozy rooms, quiet and above all, clean - what else could I possibly want? Stayed twice and I'll prefer it again when I'm back in Mo i Rana in the future.
    Guest review by
    Martin
    Solo traveller