Hotels near Kristiansund Airport, Kvernberget - KSU, Kristiansund

I liked the location. I did not like at all that the contact person was extremely lightly and did not answer my calls, and then did not respond to the problems, which were: the full trash can under the sink, the non-working TV with a broken socket and most of all the damaged door to the bedroom. When it closes, it gets out of the chute because it's sliding and you end up getting locked in, like it happened with us and you can't open it more. And the host, he doesn't even answer your phone or answer your messages. Extremely irresponsible person!!!

Maybe we missed something, but the city didn't have much of a vibe to it and seemed mostly a place for a pause on the way to somewhere else. The town is built on 3-4 islands and has a free water bus to carry you to the different parts, but there really doesn't feel like there is a "center" and the "pedestrian zone" in the main city (Kirkelandet) was deserted. The "old town" in Innlandet was quaint but was mostly residential with no restaurants. From the perspective of a "real" city not overrun with the day-trip cruiseboat hordes, it was a nice change, but it is not really scenic. Having been virtually destroyed in 1940, this is understandable (unless you are a fan of post-war construction)

I went to Kristiansund primarily because it is so well connected and I wanted to visit a small Norwegian town on my way to Trondheim. There is not much going on here, but it is still an interesting place to visit for sure. And make sure to take a ride on Sundbåten, it is rather lovely.