Hotels and Glamping
HOLMEN LOFOTEN
Holmen Hotel, the place to stay in Lofoten. In this rough and extraordinary landscape, way up north, Holmen Hotel helps you log of, reconnect and relax right at the edge of the world. Food is really special here. Chef Richard Cox works closely with carefully chosen suppliers to make dishes dictated by the unique landscape. His friend, the internationally renowned chef Valetine Warner holds a series of special weekends with his “Kitchen on the edge of the world” with other acclaimed chefs. Check out who is coming on Holmen´s website.
BROSUNDET HOTEL
Stay at Brosundet Hotel in the middle of the historic quarters of Ålesund. This is a rebuilt warehouse for fisheries, enjoy the cozy warmth from the gigantic fireplace in winter, or for summer the terrace facing the picture perfect inner harbor of town. Or book a night at the light house for a more secluded room experience at Brosundet Hotel..
STORFJORD HOTEL
The secluded luxury Storfjord Hotel in Glomset, just 30 minutes from Ålesund, offers a retreat for relaxation. In pure Norwegian surroundings the boutique hotel overlooks the fjord with the same name, and the beautiful Sunnmøre Alps. For those who seeks something authentic and regional during their stay, the befriended couple Tolaas creates private and spectacular dining experiences.
HOTEL UNION ØYE
With a fairly short drive, including a little ferry trip over to Sykkylven, you’ll find the historic hotel Union Øye situated in Norangsdalen. It was built in 1891 for international mountaineers and travelers wanting to enjoy the incredible mountains and the scenery that surrounds this well thought out and extraordinarily esthetically pleasing family owned hotel. As the only hotel in Norway, it’s represented by the luxurious Relais & Chateaux group. A variety og kings and queens has stayed the night over the years. And who wouldn’t want the opportunity to press a Champagne-button when having a bath?
Pro tip: The nearby village of Stranda is famous for its trout, cider and excellent cured meat. It is a natural stop on your way back from Øye
HAFNIA HOTEL
The Faroe Islands is a charming nation in the very middle of the Atlantic Ocean between Norway and Iceland. Only 50.000 people live here, yet there are numerous lovely hotels and cozy local restaurants. Hafnia Hotel is the grand dame of the capital Torshavn. They even have a selection of small traditional wood houses in their garden where you will find an unforgettable, yet exclusive, accommodation. With a rental car you can explore some of the 124 villages on these lush and green islands. Their underwater tunnels are designed with artwork, yet an vital part of everyday life for the people living here. Excursion to see the breathtaking nature are many. Do not miss a wonderful road trip up to the mountain behind Torshavn to join the locals for the romantic sunset view.
RORBU LOFOTEN
The way to spend the nights in Lofoten is by staying in a rorbu, originally used by the fishermen. You’ll find these original cabins all over Lofoten. Ballstad is one of the picture perfect fisherman’s villages where there are several good rorbu choices. The harbour has roots back to the Viking age. Hemingodden offers you a very comfortable stay right on the seaside. The food is excellent too. At Lilleeide not far from the town of Leknes, Lofoten Rorbuutleie will offer you a modern version of a rorbu at a fair price and direct views of the wild ocean
