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"The hotel really did feel like home. The staff universally attentive and cheerful. The food was surprisingly good and plentiful. We liked it there. "

"Perfect location. Beautiful hotel!! Loved it!!"

"Excellent room - breakfast buffet and great staff"

"Staff were really helpful. Room was nice and dark for sleeping with good blackout drapes. Breakfast was great. Bed was comfortable. Used the sauna which was very relaxing. Partner used the gym discount and was very happy. Great restaurants and coffee shops nearby. "

"All in all, this is a great hotel, with a tasty breakfast, pleasant and helpful staff, and a lovely feel to the room. Quiet and comfortable, and well placed in the centre of town. All told, it ranks as the best overall experience I’ve had on my long European journey (17 nights)."

"Hotel Uman is a fantastic hotel. We stayed two separate nights on our way to and from Finland. Nice quiet rooms with all the amenities. Lower level garage is very convenient and safe. Hotel Uman is within walking distance of all Umeå museums, university, river walk, shopping and ferry to Vaasa Finland. The food is excellent (breakfast and dinner) and both are free! The staff is superior---very friendly and accommodating. Hotel Uman is the place to stay in Umeå."

"This hotel was a wonderful stop for us in the north of Sweden and became our base for a week. One of the unplanned for bonuses was the availability of a wheelchair for us since my wife broke her leg on the trip. The breakfast was great and the staff very helpful. Our room on the top floor offered great views of Skellefteå including the river and downtown."

"Jättebra frukost och trevlig personal. Det som drar ner betyget är alla "raggarbilar" som körde förbi och spelade ."

"We spent a few days at this unique wood themed hotel. From our comfortable room, we enjoyed amazing views of Skellefteå. We also visited the spa on one of the days and would recommend. The location of the hotel is central. It is close to shopping, restaurants and the waterfront."