Bekkjarvik Gjestgiveri Hotel & Suites

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Since 1870, this privately-owned, grand hotel has been Trondheim’s most luxurious address and after an extensive three-year renovation, reopened in 2019.

Located about twenty minutes’ drive from Alta, Sorrisniva offers two unique accommodation options. The Igloo Hotel is rebuilt each winter and includes igloo rooms, one-of-a-kind themed suites featuring intricate ice carvings and an ice bar.

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Found on a small, idyllic island an hour off the coast from Bergen, Bekkjarvik Gjestgiveri has been welcoming travellers to its tranquil shores since the 17th century.

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The Bristol is traditional and elegant and is located in the heart of the city, a short walk from the main shopping street, Karl Johans gate.

Conveniently located just one street back from the historic Bryggen, the Fløibanen funicular and the Fish Market are both a five minute walk away.

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Approximately one hour south of Tromsø, on the shores of Malangsfjorden, the Malangen Resort combines a hotel building with 10 bedrooms, 20 apartments ideal for families and 57 Rorbu cabins, either located directly on the waterfront or just set back.

Perfectly located in the heart of the city facing the sea and the Arctic Cathedral, the Scandic is the best hotel in Tromsø. The 214 rooms are decorated in a comfortable, contemporary Scandinavian style – we recommend the superior rooms with a sea view.

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Recognised as one of Norway’s finest luxury hotels, the Continental dates back to the early 1900s and remains family-owned.

This collection of former fishermen’s cabins in the small town of Svolvær makes an excellent base for exploring the Lofoten archipelago.

Perfectly located at one end of the main street, the Alta has 241 rooms in three different styles but all with a clean Scandinavian design and adorned with images of the scenery of Northern Norway.