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"Mycket trevligt hotell i centrala Skellefteå. "

"Staff were super friendly and helpful. Room was very good and clean. Breakfast was ok. Not vegetarian/vegan options"

"Well laid-out room, openable windows, sm fridge/kettle/nespresso, lots of storage & places to “put stuff” (hooks, drawers, shelves etc) heated bathroom floors ❤️ quiet except some light traffic noise. Bed was a bit soft for me but OK for my partner. Good WiFi, places to work in the lobby, b’fast was amazing in variety with fresh fruit, a gazillion types of bread, numerous good GF & veg/vegan options too and refreshed frequently. Helpful staff; altogether a great place for a busy work-week. "

"Nice quiet and clean room. Great view. Bed comfortable. Would stay again. "

"This hotel was an easy-in/easy-out and had good parking. The beds were lovely after a long day of travel and the breakfast buffet was nicely done with a wide variety of foods. "

"Food not that great "

"The hotel really did feel like home. The staff universally attentive and cheerful. The food was surprisingly good and plentiful. We liked it there. "

"Hotel Uman is a fantastic hotel. We stayed two separate nights on our way to and from Finland. Nice quiet rooms with all the amenities. Lower level garage is very convenient and safe. Hotel Uman is within walking distance of all Umeå museums, university, river walk, shopping and ferry to Vaasa Finland. The food is excellent (breakfast and dinner) and both are free! The staff is superior---very friendly and accommodating. Hotel Uman is the place to stay in Umeå."

"Very convenient location, could walk to the airport. Dinner included, although we went out. They packed us a breakfast for the next day and booked us a taxi with a child seat to our friend's house. There were no options to buy food (apart from chips and lollies) outside of the dinner e.g earlier when we got there. The room was tiny and super hard to fit a cot inside and still be able to move around. There is no lift. The spas and sauna were not on."