Hotels in Norway

Located in Straumen, Husfrua Gårdshotell has free bikes, shared lounge, garden, and free WiFi throughout the property. Featuring room service, this property also provides guests with a playground. The proprietors. It was homey and comfortable. Candles and fire were lit before we were up. Very quiet.

Dating back to 1870, this elegant hotel is 5 minutes’ walk from Trondheim Central Station. It provides luxury spa facilities and 4 restaurants. Wi-Fi is free. Outstanding! Everything is on point at this property. You barely have time to go outside to enjoy Trondheim because you have everything you need inhouse: Amazing spa, great restaurants, wonderful breakfast and a great (huge) gym. This is by far the best hotel I have visited.

This nonprofit hotel is located on the University of Stavanger campus, a 3-minute walk from Norwegian Petroleum Directorate. Great hotel, modern, stylish, clean. Rituals shower gel and shampoo in the bathroom, good wi-fi, kettle in the room. The breakfast was quite good, with eggs salmon, cheese, and sausage selection. Not the richest you can get in Norway, but considering that this is a non-for-profit hotel that doesn't belong to a big hotel chain, it was good. Free parking! A great hotel for those who come to the university campus or passed by Stavanger by car.

Beautifully located by the Geiranger Fjord, Grande Fjord Hotel offers rooms with cable TV and private bathrooms. Most rooms have private balconies with stunning fjord views. A very beautiful place to stay, love it.

Located in Sørkjosen, 26 miles from Coastal Route Terminal Skjervøy, North of Lyngen Apartments AS has accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. The hotel has family rooms. Very clean, modern place. Fully equipped kitchenette, supermarkets just a few minutes away and open till late at night. Good place when you want to travel along Norway's coast. Very good beds! Stayed there for a week and had the feeling to be the only guest which was very relaxing. Whenever you need something, help is just a text message away or Line is in the house to solve problems. In the low season, you find your breakfast in your fridge every day which comes very handy when you've been out all night long hunting polar lights and don't feel like getting up at 7 just to be on time for a breakfast buffet. So if you're looking for a cozy place but don't feel like talking to strangers in your vacation, this is your place.

Geilo Mountain Lodge has a restaurant, bar, a shared lounge and garden in Geilo. With free WiFi, this 5-star hotel offers a ski pass sales point and room service. The hotel features family rooms. The best accommodations I’ve found in my recent travels through Denmark and Norway. A gracious host, a completely remodeled large house with sunlit sitting rooms, library, bar, billiard room, and views of the snowy ski slopes from my bedroom.

Located right in the city center of Oslo, Amerikalinjen is a vibrant boutique hotel named after the 19th century cruise ship line of the same name. Nice rooms. Refreshing design. Friendly staff. Good food.

Opened in September 2018, this hotel is located next to the Storo Storcenter shopping center, between the Storo and Nydalen neighborhoods of Oslo, about 3.1 mi from the city center. Large room with comfy bed and a bose sound system. Possibility to connect TV to your own Netflix account. Well organized and plentiful breakfast. Easy parking in the basement. Close to metro.

This elegant hotel is 2789 feet from Oslo Central Station and 2 minutes’ walk from the main street Karl Johans gate. It offers free Wi-Fi, along with free gym and sauna access. The hotel location was excellent, five minutes walk from everything. The hotel was lovely, very classy and luxurious. The rooms were big and comfortable. The bed was very comfortable and we had extra pillows which we always appreciate. The staff was super helpful. Highly recommend!

Featuring a restaurant, bar, garden and free WiFi, Kjerringøy Bryggehotell is located in Bodø, 25 miles from Coastal Route Terminal Bodø and 18 miles from The Norwegian Aviation Museum.