Hotel No 13

About this place

Hotel No 13 is a four-star boutique hotel at Torgallmenningen 13, on Bergen's main city square. The address speaks for itself: the fish market at Fisketorget is roughly a two-minute walk away, the UNESCO-listed Bryggen wharf district is around eight minutes on foot, and the Fløibanen funicular – which carries visitors up to Fløyen mountain for panoramic views over the city – is about five minutes away. A tram stop, bus connections, and a taxi rank are all within immediate reach of the hotel entrance, and the airport bus pickup point is a short walk up the road. For anyone wanting to explore Bergen on foot without worrying about commuting, it's hard to find a more practical base. The hotel has 34 rooms and suites. The lobby makes an impression with Art Nouveau glass windows and artwork that, according to the hotel, was originally created for an English castle more than a century ago and eventually found its way to Bergen. The rooms are bright and modern, with flat-screen TVs, minibars, kettles, and complimentary WiFi throughout. Some rooms face Torgallmenningen and the lively street scene below; others overlook the quieter inner courtyard. Certain rooms feature a freestanding bath or a small balcony with views toward the surrounding mountains. Breakfast is included in the room rate and is frequently praised in guest reviews as one of the highlights of a stay. The kitchen offers a broad buffet and will prepare a freshly made omelette to order. Those who prefer a slower morning can arrange room service for breakfast in bed. The lobby bar is small and relaxed – a spot where guests tend to linger for a beer or glass of wine, with board games on hand. The in-house restaurant, Smakeriet Bistrobar, offers à la carte dining. Pets are welcome on request, allergy-friendly rooms are available, and hotel guests have access to a nearby gym. Part of the Strawberry Hotels group, Hotel No 13 scores consistently in the 8.4 to 8.6 range on major booking platforms. Staff are a recurring positive mention across reviews, described as friendly, professional and helpful. For visitors looking for a centrally located boutique stay in Bergen with reliable service and a strong breakfast, No 13 represents a well-rounded option. Hotel No 13 is listed in Sentrum, Bergen. Current price reference: 131 NOK / 0.5L. Use this page to compare Hotel No 13 with nearby alternatives in Bergen before you choose your next stop. Central Bergen sits in a bowl between seven mountains, which keeps the city compact: most of the nightlife is within a fifteen-minute walk. Bryggen, the row of pointed timber houses along the Vågen inlet, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and marks the Hanseatic era, when Bergen was Norway's most important trading town. Torgallmenningen is the open axis through the centre, with the Fish Market at one end and the Fløibanen funicular up the mountainside at the other. The student scene around Nygårdshøyden and the university keeps prices at some venues lower than elsewhere on the west coast. Venues range from classic pubs inside the timber houses and brewery taprooms to wine bars and coffee rooms. It rains on most days of the year, so the offering is indoors by nature and outdoor seating is limited and seasonal.

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