City Living Sentrum Hotel & Apartments
Apartment-style rooms with kitchens near Stiftsgården
About this hotel
City Living Sentrum Hotel & Apartments sits five minutes on foot from Stiftsgården and close to Olav Tryggvasons gate, keeping it inside Trondheim's walkable centre despite its more informal, apartment-style setup. Some rooms include a kitchen, a genuinely practical detail for a family managing meals and snacks around an unpredictable Pirbadet schedule rather than relying entirely on restaurant hours. Air conditioning and Wi-Fi cover the basics, while the pet-friendly policy means the family dog does not need to stay home. The informal, apartment-style layout suits a multi-generational group or a larger family needing more room to spread out wet towels and pool gear than a standard double offers. Its kitchen access is the detail that sets it apart from the more conventional hotel rooms nearby.
- Kitchens in some rooms
- Air-conditioned apartments
- Five minutes from Stiftsgården
Our take
This suits a larger family or multi-generational group wanting extra space and a kitchen for a longer Pirbadet trip, particularly those managing young kids' meal times. It is less suited to a couple or small family wanting a polished, full-service hotel experience, since the appeal here is practical space over hotel amenities.
- ✓Confirm which room has a kitchen when booking, since the property notes kitchens are only in some rooms rather than all of them.
- ✓Book early for larger groups, since this is one of the few genuinely apartment-style options near Pirbadet.
- ✓Stock the kitchen with a few basics on arrival to save a restaurant trip after a long first day of travel and swimming.
Why we love it
- Apartment-style rooms with kitchens
- Pet-friendly accommodation
- Close to Stiftsgården
- Practical space for larger families
Why guests love itWith three kids and my in-laws joining us, a standard hotel room was never going to be enough space, so the apartment at City Living Sentrum Hotel & Apartments genuinely saved the trip. Being able to make breakfast before a Pirbadet morning and reheat leftovers after a late pool session meant fewer arguments about where to eat with a tired, multi-generational group.