Radisson Blu Resort, Trysil

This was our third stay at the resort and the first booking not made on the Rad app. Bur everything worked perfectly well. As a Norwegian living abroad it is strange to stay at a big resort in Norway with no Norwegian staff and very few Norwegian guests, but we loved everything we experienced. Very friendly and helpful staff too.

環境温馨，房間足夠大。早餐品質不錯。有給客人用的學具箱和游泳池還有嘉年華館，前台接待的人員也很nice。體驗很好

設施：好 衞生：好 服務：一般 早餐好 環境：好

Lovely place to sit in the quiet away from the horrendous noise from Major construction works at Trysil Alpine Lodge. It is a 2 year building site, so avoid.

Very Bad customer service, and Rude staff. Bad quality on the food both on the restaurant and breakfast

We found the hotel a great place to stay with good access and facilities. The buffet food in the Hill we found wasn't hot enough. Good quality food and excellent breakfast and salad. But could have been hotter. The TV kept freezing and was quite annoying. Pool was great,ski room excellent. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Great family hotel with excellent facilities (pool, gym, games room, restaurants & bars) and right next a range of green slopes.

Very disappointed about not customer oriented Service in Restaurant and Menager Christina ! Breakfast closes at 10.30 and they come to your table at 10.35 and ask you to leave because they want to clean never experienced this in any other hotel!!! And the Menager only offers you to continue eating in the lobby This happened to several guests They repeated the same procedure day after day even though we said that this is not right. We came here every year for skiing BUT NEVER AGAIN

This is a great hotel with lovely facilities, food and great skiing. No complaints. I have been left with a very sour taste in my mouth due to parking charges. They run their parking through a Europe wide scam company called “one park”. There are a number of car parks at the resort, an outside area in front of the hotel, a covered underground garage and a concrete covered parking area opposite the hotel. At check-in for my week stay I was told to “park anywhere” and pay on a website at the end. For the first two days I parked outside, I then moved the car to the covered area as there was heavy snowfall. It turns out these are separate car parks with separate fees. I went to pay at the end of my stay and one park have said I didn’t pay for the first car park within 48 hours so they have added an admin fee and invoiced my hire company who will add another admin fee. This feels like a massive scam. I am shocked a brand like Radisson are operating such a system