Find 2 Star Hotels in Aurskog-Holand from AED 167

"Stayed overnight before catching an early morning plane. Walkable distance from airport which is just what we wanted."

"Perfect stay for 5 friends at the end of a ski trip. Convenient location, and efficient check in etc."

"Quiet, nice size room, perfect for resting and sleeping for busy people. Free coffee, complementary to the room."

"Very friendly, helpful and speaks English "

"Very modern apartment hotel. Hotel is however located next to train tracks. so noise from trains all day and night. This is a self service hotel, so no reception. Had some issues with the heating panel that did not work, so my room was quite cold, and did not really know who to contact. Also the user panel was in Spanish for the heating panel so that did not help, and also the oven in the kitchen har a user guide in Spanish??? Parking is located a bit away from the hotel and it is not possible...

"Good location but 35 mins from airport. Transportation $40-$60 with Bolt. The hotel is contactless and self service. Everything is done by text. Good response time but this was a surprise to me. They should send you a follow up message after you make your reservation advising how to check in. If l didn't buy a SIM card from the airport l don't know how l would have contacted them. That experience was alarming to me. Good pubic transportation from the hotel to the city proper."

"This was was the worst booking I have made. I made a booking and received the confirmation too. When I went to to the apartment location at the time of check in, I contacted the online agent to send me an access cod which was meant to b sent to me to enter the building and the room. However, the agent went back and fourth with me for 2 hours to end up saying they haven’t got a booking for me even though I sent him a screenshot of my booking confirmation they could not do anything. After through...

"This place was very ghetto and I can’t understand who is giving it a 5 star review .Location was remote,breakfast was almost non existent."