Radisson Blu Resort, Trysil

環境温馨，房間足夠大。早餐品質不錯。有給客人用的學具箱和游泳池還有嘉年華館，前台接待的人員也很nice。體驗很好

酒店周邊環境優美， 酒店早餐很豐富， 衹是咖啡不怎麼樣， 沒有新鮮的果汁。酒店餐廳餐味道不錯。衞生間裝修一般。

Gorgeous hotel, wonderful food and amazing staff. We were a group of nine people, with kids ranging from 3 to 13. The food was brilliant for everyone, soft play was a big hit and the kids loved the arcade and pool. The staff at the hotel are just incredible - so helpful and patient with our slightly mad children. Thank you so much to everyone at the hotel for making our holiday so magical

Amazing weekend in Trysil!!! Everything was perfect, weather, atmosphere, nice hotel, food, excellent cleanliness. Mt Mocca - sunny terrace and good coffee. Friendly staff, especially the ladies who took care of our room, they really do a good job. Good summer time in lovely Trysil.

My husband and I stayed in this hotel for 6 nights in March. It’s very well located for the slopes with a really good ski locker room. We stayed on a half board basis and found the evening buffet very good. The room was a good size although storage was very limited and the bathroom was in desperate need of updating. The breakfast buffet was a horrible experience, was busy no matter what time we went and was full of badly behaved children running wild everywhere. The housekeeping was really poor, I don’t think the floor was cleaned once throughout our stay. We didn’t use the pool as it always looked crazy busy. Overall I think this hotel probably suits families with young kids, but definitely wouldn’t recommend for couples.

All in all a great a hotel, but the quality has dropped off hugely in the last years. The breakfast Buffet used to have omelettes, waffles and a great variety of cheeses and local foods. These options have all disappeared where there used to be a Chef making omelettes on demand and some pre made ham and cheese omelette there is a tray of watered down scrambled eggs. The cheese variety has been replaced with fewer options with less quality. The waffle station where you used to be able to make some waffles has just disappeared. The rooms are still great and spacious although you can start to feel the age a little. The infrastructure is still great and the people are really friendly. Probably worth more than 2 Stars but I am quite mad about the declining quality.

Having read some reviews from February just before our visit, I will admit I was concerned pre-arrival. I didn’t need to be. Hotel is fantastic for kids and ski in/out is convenient and well organised. I love my food and, as a general rule, dislike buffet style eating. The buffet was fantastic (for buffet food). Of course it is not and never could be true gourmet/michelin level but quality was excellent, variety plentiful and all needs were largely catered for (I didn’t see many Vegan options but I wasn’t looking either). Breakfast buffet was great to load up energy pre-skiing. Pool, although busy at times, was great fun for the kids. The climbing wall into the pool is genius. What I would say is, this is a genuine family hotel and set up as such. If you want quiet relaxation by a pool and gourmet meal every night, look elsewhere. If you have a family and want a great value, high quality skiing experience, do not hesitate. Not relevant to hotel but as an FYi, Trisyl is a beginners to intermediate skier resort. If you are advanced and want to be challenged, this is not the place.

The gym must’ve been near some saunas (?) as it was super hot in it. Not the best gym anyway! Missed some things from the breakfast: rye bread, porridge, natural low fat sugar free yoghurt, peanut butter without sugar, low fat cheese. Breakfast always super crowded. The bathtub in the room missed “the cork” so the water kept pouring out and hence we weren’t able to use the tub The cleaning was done super late during the day, the trash cans were always super full. The mini bar (fridge) was empty so good to keep some own “things” in it. However, it was freezing so some of the stuff we kept there were like ice bars :/

Have skied all over Europe and Canada and this was one of the cosiest hotels I've stayed in. If you go for the half board option you'll not be disappointed. Tons of choice on the menu. Plenty of things to do in the hotel if you're a none skier. Rooms warm and comfortable. My only complaint is that a lot of the rooms are interconnecting and if you have noisy neighbour's that can be a pain. That aside a great hotel. Easy to ski in and out of, ski lockers available as well. The whole trip was organised by Ski Safari who made a great job of all the travel arrangements, ski passes and ski rental. One thing to be aware of is that the resort is mostly cashless so bring cards with you.