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The Norlandia Star Hotel is a safe, convenient bet for the Central Station area. It promises clean, if a little bland, accommodation with steady service.
The 134 rooms have furnishings one would expect from a mid-price, "cost-effective" hotel chain. Room rates are stable throughout high and low seasons—no crazy supply-and-demand fluctuations during peak tourist times. Plus, the Star is clean, well taken care of, and decently sized: there's not a closet-sized single to be found in the bunch.
All rooms have a dulled, flamingo-pink carpet, colorful bedspreads, and plain wood furnishings. The bathrooms are clean and simple. Two-thirds of the rooms look out to streets, while the remaining third overlook a pleasant patio where breakfast is served during the warmer months.
Smoking is permitted in rooms on the first and second floors; floors three to five are smoke-free. Breakfast is not included.
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