Hotell St Clemens

We decied to visit Visby for a change of pace after a few days in Stockholm. I am so glad we did this. Visiting Visby was such a wonderful time. There are thoughtful details everywhere at Hotell St. Clemens, within the rooms and also across the property. Thoughtful examples include a generous breakfast spread from I think 0600-1000 or 1030, seating options inside and outside, daily house keeping which may be declined in exchange for a donation to save a type of bird (I can't remember which one), shampoo/conditioner/soap/lotion provided in the bathroom, multiple layers of lighting within the room (big overhead light, two small window chandeliers, a floor lamp, and two bedside lamps), and two lines of coverage from the very early morning sun (blackout roller shades and heavy curtains). We did not rent a car or bicycles for this trip so we spent two days walking around Visby on foot, exploring the shops and restaurants and also walking along the wall and shoreline. The hotel's location is perfect for a short walk to everything, especially the beautiful botanical garden! Honestly, I was sad to leave, worried Hotell St. Clemens, Visby, and Gotland might all be gone or different the next time we return. This is silly to think, though. Visby and Gotland have an extensive history, and even Hotell St. Clemens has a long and proven track record of consistently excellent service. I look forward to staying at Hotell St. Clemens again when we return to Gotland (next time with a car!).

I took trip alone after my hockey season was over for a sort of personal retreat, fresh air, and quiet time, and I couldn’t have chosen a more beautiful place to stay. The hospitality did not disappoint— the atmosphere is so pleasant and helps you to slow down and enjoy. I truly could not complain about anything if I tried!

A lovely small hotel in the middle of Visby just a short walk from all the sights in town. The staff was so friendly and welcoming, giving us all the information we could ask for about our stay at the hotel but also for our visit in Visby. Our room was a double room in the court yard which was so sweet with original features and nice décor. And even if the house is old and we stayed in the beginning of march the room was not at all cold. The hotel lays just beside their 'own' church ruin which you can access from a small garden (where you, when the weather is warmer, also bring your breakfast). The breakfast was just perfect for us. A lot of local products and just the right amount of food to choose from, all fresh and nicely presented. We can really recommend this hotel for all wanting a smaller, personal hotel with high standards.

Quaint property with multiple buildings. Breakfast was excellent with lots of delicious choices. Hotel staff was exceedingly friendly and helpful with restaurant recommendations and guiding local activities. They accommodated our every request!!

A lovely collection of 5 restored buildings. We had room 44: a ground floor unit (which in hindsight is the level you want so you don't have to tackle stairs with luggage). Unfortunately on arrival we discovered that the hotel was having some internet communication issues which for us meand they didn't receive our request for a parking space. However Camilla (front desk) promptly diffused the problem by offering a multitude of alternative options along with a very-appreciated apology for the connection issue. It was of course not her fault, but I never underestimate or underappreciate the power of a genuinely-delivered apology. Our stay was great: the room had mch-needed room-darkening shades, there were earplugs available (look in the closet) even though there was not one noise during the night suggesting they were needed. Breakfast was offered over a generous timeframe (6:30a-10:30a) with a very nice selection. Only one odd thing: we on didn't realize we'd have housekeeping for our 2-nt stay, but when we returned after our first night there was an inconsistent level of housekeeping attention paid: our towels were straightened out and coffee was replenished, but tissues were not replenished and our drinking glasses were not replaced/cleaned. Not a bad experience, just odd --- not sure how to rate 1/2 of a service that I didn't expect in the first place. Bicycles are available on the property --- this is a really nice way to see Visby. I simply can't say enough about Camilla -- if you check in and don't walk away thinking she is one of the nicest people you've ever met, then I would be it wasn't Camilla who checked you in.

Beautiful and cozy rooms, awesome, helpful and friendly staff, delicious Scandinavian breakfast with vegan options. Bonus for bird enthousiasts: a possibility to observe common mergansers hanging around on top of the St. Clemens ruins! Definitely would visit again!

The surroundings are great with a great ruin integrated in the hotel. Old buildings that give you a feeling of living in the past. The service was both very professional and very personal and warm. Our recommandationes!

This is a super cute, family owned hotel! The rooms are clean and quaint, and everything was wonderful. The breakfast was lovely and light and the location was great for looking around Visby!

We spent three days at the charming St Clemens Hotel. This is a family run hotel with attentive, personal service. It is very well kept up. Rooms are in different buildings and a partial ruin of a gothic church is on the property. The location is generally quiet and near enough to the center of things in Visby. Note that there is a charge for parking. We started in a very large, comfortable room that was under the breakfast room, a good room only for early risers. Wifi was good but required repeated sign-ins.