We thoroughly enjoyed our 3 night stay at the Clarion Grand Olav. The location is excellent - right in the city centre. Our room was very comfortable and it was the only place we stayed on our trip to Norway where we got a proper cot for our daughter and not just a travel cot - so big thumbs up... more

We stayed at this hotel in connection with a bike race. Several extra touches, which don't usually happen at hotels, made the stay stress-free and enjoyable: free DIY waffles and coffee in the afternoon, DVD in room with DVD library in foyer, a selection of bedside books, and the staff didn't bat an eyelid when we wheeled our bikes into... more

We were given a room facing the shopping center but did not feel depressed as the mall is made of glass walls so we could see on the outside and also the cold wind couldn.t get in the room- we were sleeping with open window. The room was large and clean, with modern but elegant classy furniture, had a luxurious... more

This hotel is one of the few design hotels that you find in Norway. Rooms are very cool and fresh, the same is the hotel lobby. However service is not existant, no room service and people working in front desk who just seems bored. Location is good, though strange to be in the middle of a shopping mall. No restaurant... more

I stayed at the Clarion Collection Grand Olav during a seminar for 3 nights. The hotel is located inside a shopping mall and you can find most of the things you need when travelling just on the ground floor. Despite the refurbishing of the reception/restaurant area, there was no inconvenience and/or noise. The neighborhood is quiet and the hotel is... more

The hotel is located inside a shopping mall. International standard room with couch, marble washroom and kingsize bed. Rather for business as the decoration is somehow neutral. Calm neighbourhood. Cordial staff and decent breakfast. Have checked out the newly opened Rica hotel a few blocks away, more trendy and design. The Radisson across the street seems to be not bad... more

Frommer's calls this the "most stylish" hotel in Trondheim. Maybe I missed something in a one-night stop with a late-Sunday-evening arrival, but it struck me as a charmless glass-box business hotel, embedded in the backside of a small shopping complex, and the room pleasant but nondescript, a disappointment given the gushing guidebook writeup. Good breakfast, staff cordial but not warm.... more