Clarion Collection® Hotel Victoria

Conditions were ok. The food is ok - too salty sometimes. The staff is the strongest atuu - realy professionals! The gym is poor in equipments, but you can do your things. The hotel is in the center of Jonkoping city, so you can visit a lot or clubs. Overall - really nice place.

Great central location close to the train station and Sofia church. Good breakfast, quiet and clean room, helpful staff and tasty dinner. Extremely efficient check-in. During summer season, make sure you book breakfast and dinner slot in advance.

We spent one night at this hotel on our want to Stockholm. The hotel is nice and the staff accommodating. The evening meal and breakfast was good. The atrium area where the meals are served is nice. The location is also good.

Was there for the Dreamhack event and chose this hotel ,which worked out great! The staff was accommodating , the chef provided wonderful meals .. what more could you ask for ! Pontus was the staff member at the checkin… so sweet and polite.. he was the best! Thank you for a wonderful stay in Jonkoping!!

The Victoria is one of the most comfortable hotels I have stayed in for a long time. Although, technically a 3 to 4 star establishment, the rooms and bathrooms are 5 star comfort and cleanliness. Our bed was perfect and the walk-in shower was simply as good as a shower can be, and the bath products were all excellent. We used the room a lot during the day, and the fact it had two, large and comfortable armchairs was a great bonus. The service at the Victoria was also exemplary, and we found everyone, from the desk manager to the chambermaid, cheerful, helpful and informative. The included breakfast was generous, and offered a wide variety, cold and hot, for all morning tastes. And finally, one of the main attractions of the Victoria is the fact that a nightly "free" supper is available for all guests. Three minor negative points regarding the room, was that the electric lighting in the bedrooms was very gloomy, only suites have mini-fridges, and although of good quality linen, the bath towels, were far too small. A more contentious issue for us however, was the suppers. Regular travellers to Sweden will know how expensive it is to dine out, especially in the evenings, so the attraction of a free hotel supper is very strong, especially if one is staying for several days, as we were. The problem with this though, is that one is also something of a captive audience, and thus hostage to whatever the hotel chef decides to serve up on a given evening. There is no menu - it is a take it or leave it production, and while I have no doubt that the majority of the guests staying at the Victoria are totally satisfied with their suppers, there will be those for whom the food becomes increasingly dull and institutional. So, overall, we would strongly recommend the Victoria as the most comfortable and best run hotel in Jonkoping, but with the proviso, that for a minority of epicureans, the "free" supper attraction should be treated with caution.