Norway Luxury in summer

A slow-life hideaway! Storfjord Hotel is a secluded, luxury boutique hotel in Glomset, situated on a hill overlooking the Storfjord and the Sunnmøre Alps, in a beautiful location on the west coast of Norway. The location is perfect for excursions to fjords, mountains, villages in the fjord country between Ottadal and Romsdal, which are among the most beautiful valleys in Norway.

Behind the hand-crafted log walls, an experience awaits you that you won't find anywhere else. At Storfjord Hotel you will find peace and relaxation. Take in the familiar scent of wood and enjoy the sight of works of art and carefully selected antiques.

Sit comfortably in designer furniture while drinking coffee and enjoying the marvellous view. The hotel is located on a wooded hillside with a marvellous panorama over the Storfjord. While the view itself is worth a visit, you will enjoy this beautiful oasis from the hustle and bustle of life.

Room
The only 30 rooms at Storfjord Hotel are spacious with a seating area, luxurious bathroom and are very comfortable. An inspiration where Norwegian traditions meet modern design. Wood panelling and handicrafts create a wonderful feel-good atmosphere.

Superior Room Forest or Fjord View:
approx. 25-27 sqm cosy rooms, some with balcony or terrace.

Junior Suite with Forest or Fjord View:
approx. 33-44 sqm cosy junior suites with balcony or terrace.

Corner Suite:
approx. 48-52 square metres with private fireplace and balcony.

Storfjord Suite:
88 sqm super cosy suite with fjord view, large fireplace, daybed and balcony.

Gastronomy
Nordic Luxury meets Nordic Cuisine at it's best! The cuisine at Storfjord Hotel is known for its passion and use of fresh local produce. Three-course meals are prepared in front of the cosy fireplace, seated at separate tables or at a long wooden table.

Every day, guests are offered an unpretentious gourmet fine-dining experience. With a great passion for craftsmanship, you will be served the best that Norway has to offer in terms of local produce. Enjoy your evening in the hotel's dining room with a view of the mountains and the fjord.
Storfjord Hotel is famous for its fine collection of cheeses from local producers and Storfjordbrygg, its own locally brewed ale, which is only served at Storfjord Hotel.

Wellness & Activities
Where the hotel meets the forest, you will find yourself in a peaceful wellness environment. Step inside and find peace and quiet in the cosy lounge, listen to the soothing sound of the forest in the outdoor whirlpool. Pamper yourself with a selection of treatments or use the sauna with a view of the woods.

Many activities are on offer, because Storfjord loves nature. Tours to the fjord valleys of the Golden Route with the famous Ottadal and Romsdal valleys, which are among the most beautiful in Scandinavia. Trollstigen, the famous bold coastal route and the Geirangerfjord are nearby.

Activities at a glance:
Alpine Ski
Farm visits
Hiking
Fishing trips
Boat trips
Panoramic car journey
Kayak
Wildlife Sea Safari
Helicopter sightseeing flights
Alesund excursion
Devoldfabrikken

Svart Glacier Hotel is the most sustainable hotel in the world, with a 360° view of the Svartisen Glacier and the Arctic nature. Svart is the first hotel in the world to be built to the energy-positive Powerhouse standard and is located above the Arctic Circle. Its circular shape stretches from the shoreline at the foot of the Svartisen glacier to the clear waters of the Arctic fjord. Svartisen is Norway's second largest glacier and covers an area of 370 square kilometres.

Set against the stunning panorama of Norway's Svartisen Glacier, the hotel designed by architectural firm Snøhetta also impresses with its sensational appearance.

Completion is targeted for 2021.

The A-shaped wooden structure is reminiscent of 'Fiskehjell', a special device for drying fish, and thus blends harmoniously into nature.

The name Svart means "black" in Norwegian and refers directly to the dark blue ice of the Svartisen glacier.

The Svart Hotel is expected to reduce annual energy consumption by up to 85% compared to other new hotels. Modern energy sources, such as solar energy, are sufficient to supply the hotel operations and the construction of the building itself with energy.

USP's to this new sensational hotel, as alone could be the reason for a trip:
-Minimising the footprint while respecting nature
-The world's first passive house hotel
-Located right next to the Svartisen glacier, the second largest glacier on the Norwegian mainland
-North of the Arctic Circle
-Panoramic view of the fjord
-Untouched coast of Helgeland
-Proximity to the Lofoten Islands

A place to dream in the charming little harbour town of Alesund!

Hotel Brosundet offers a different experience. As an intimate, family-run hotel, the hosts take care of each and every guest. From the design and stylish, perfectly staged interiors, the stunning artwork, the antique wooden beams to the fresh local seafood - all in the company of the locals who make Hotel Brosundet a favourite place to stay.

The old buildings have been preserved, which were originally warehouses and were important for the fishing industry in the small town of Ålesund. As soon as you enter the hotel, you will find inspiring design combined with authentic history.

Room
Only 46 chic rooms and suites are available, decorated in Art Nouveau style. All have a luxurious bathroom, a king-size or double bed, desk, minibar, free Wi-Fi; there are rooms with a sea view.

Standard double room:
approx. 10-16 square metres with a view of the streets of Ålesund.

Junior suites:
approx. 30 square metres with the same facilities, but more spacious and additionally with a seating area, also available with sea view.

Suites:
approx. 105 square metres with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a spacious living area.

Gastronomy
Butikken, a small, fine bistro-café on the corner, offers local small dishes, freshly baked goods and freshly brewed coffee specialities.

The trendy restaurant Apotekergata No.5 offers excellent menus based on local produce. Savour the tasting menu for half a night. Feel free to mix and match from the entire menu and get to know the food traditions of the Sunnmøre region better.

Activities
Many activities are on offer, as the nature and landscape around Ålesund is characterised by wide fjords and fantastic mountain and island chains. Take a tour into the fjord valleys or a spectacular panoramic helicopter flight. Skiing, hiking in the fjords, boat trips, rafting and golf are also possible. From autumn to spring, you can also see the Northern Lights here in Alesund

Activities at a glance:
Alpine Ski
Hiking
Fishing trips
Boat trips
Panoramic car journey
Kayak
Wildlife Sea Safari
Helicopter sightseeing flights
Alesund excursion
Devoldfabrikken
Skothoolmen

Our tip:
The small sister pension Staurneset of Hotel Brosundet is located on the small natural island of Giske and offers seclusion and tranquillity in the beautiful Norwegian countryside. We will be happy to advise you in detail.

Welcome to Norway's unique lodge experience, where mountains meet the sea: a place
for adventurers and philosophers, families and friends with a "bed with a view".

Manshausen, a modest 14 hectares in size, is situated on the Grøtøyleia strait. On the other side of the water, just half a kilometre away, lies the village of Nordskot. Manshausen has a sheltered harbour and was once part of the old trading post of Grøtøya, whose history dates back to 1698.

The fishing is still excellent. Visitors also enjoy kayaking, diving, cycling, walks, summit hikes and rock climbing.

Every season offers something different. The picturesque Steigen is dotted with hundreds of islands and islets, white sandy beaches and spectacular mountains.

To the north-west lies the majestic Lofoten island chain, whose jagged peaks rise up like a rampart.

Enjoy a stay in the architecturally award-winning Sea Cabins. These are designed to make your Manshausen experience extra special. Each cabin is designed for sophisticated simplicity while enhancing your intimate connection with the surrounding nature, sea and light.

The island offers tranquillity and a variety of activities. You choose your exact mix of relaxation and adventure: reading a good book in your Sea Cabin, kayaking or fishing in the nearby waters, bird watching, a glacier walk on the mainland, hiking or climbing, or immersing yourself in the cultural heritage of the region.

Room
There are 14 buildings on Manshausen. Seven of them are the Sea Cabins. Each cabin has its own unobstructed view through large, floor-to-ceiling windows, enhancing your scenic experience. But there are no televisions. Minimalism that strives for efficiency and perfection. Everything must be as utilitarian and multifunctional as possible; drawers become benches, shelves become tables. Comfort is important, the superfluous is left out. Each cabin has its own bathroom with WC. Your Sea Cabin is your refuge for a break from everyday life. The huge panoramic windows give you a great connection with the surrounding landscape. Comfortable chairs, beds with warm duvets, the sound of the wind and the waves right under your feet.

There is also the main house (Hovedhuset), with the restaurant and library. Other facilities on the island include a whirlpool and sauna, living quarters for the Manshausen host couple and a service building.

Gastronomy
The ingredients used are as far as possible from the region. The menu varies and offers high quality in every dish. All meals - breakfast, lunch and dinner - are served in the restaurant in the main building. You are welcome here at any time, whether for coffee and a chat, or for a festive dinner, and perhaps a drink in the library before or after. Mingle with the guests, sit at the long Manshausen table or enjoy the intimacy of a table for two.

Wellness & Activities
The specially designed sauna mirrors that of the Sea Cabin. Like your cabin, it has a large window that makes you feel at one with the surrounding landscape. If you want to cool off, simply dip into the seawater pond. At night and in the winter darkness, underwater lights are switched on to create a magical atmosphere! There are also changing rooms, outdoor showers and a hot tub in the immediate vicinity.

Of course, the undisturbed sky beckons for aurora viewing from October to March. Nature is the treasure here and provides the stage for a variety of outdoor activities: kayaking, hiking, cultural immersion, boat tours, sea eagle watching, cave tours, the Nordskot Traverse and much more.

Design meets View! Design meets sustainability!

These impressive new holiday homes in western Norway offer absolute seclusion, tranquillity, spectacular design and sustainability. The views alone make you never want to leave these cabins on stilts and the word nesting takes on a whole new meaning.

You should have a head for heights for the luxury chalets at The Bolder Sky Lodge. The view from the Sky Lodge of the Lysefjord in Norway, 600 metres below, is breathtaking, but not for the faint-hearted. The furnishings are both spartan and luxurious. There is no television, which is replaced by the large panoramic window.

There are only 2 (!) of these stilt houses, which blend in perfectly with the unspoilt natural surroundings. They offer a breathtaking, unobstructed view over the Lysefjord and the mountains, which are covered in snow in winter.

The Lysefjord, Norway's southernmost fjord, is lined with mountains up to 1,000 metres high and offers the attraction par excellence: the majestic Preikestolen rock plateau, one of the most photographed and spectacular natural monuments in the world.

Room
The stilt houses are situated on a cliff with an unobstructed view over the fjord and barely touch the ground; it seems as if they are floating. The houses have a modern design and are made of wood.

The furniture and chairs were also designed and manufactured in Norway.
Up to four guests can be accommodated in the two double bedrooms, the dining room with adjoining designer kitchen and the bathroom. High-quality fabrics and materials also create a beautiful ambience.

Whether lying in bed in the morning, taking a shower or enjoying a glass of red wine at sunset in the evening: the endless view over the fjord landscape is posed in front of every room.

Seclusion and solitude, even if only for one night, and the luxury of waking up from bed with perhaps the most spectacular view on 22 square metres. The many large windows allow a bird's eye view of the Lysefjord. A very comfortable adventure far away from civilisation in the forests of Norway for adventurers and guests who are looking for something special and can and want to do without classic luxury.

The Arctic Hideaway is an architecturally stunning collection of five individual, eco-friendly cabins on the remote Norwegian island of Sørværet, your own little island for your stay in the Fleinvaer archipelago in the Arctic Circle in the Norwegian archipelago.

The Arctic Hideaway was conceived by jazz musician and composer Håvard Lund and designed by local Norwegian architecture firm Fordypningsrommet. It consists of several cabins on the edge of a tiny island in the Fleinvær archipelago deep in the Arctic Circle in northern Norway.

This unique hideaway is all yours, as you can rent the entire complex for 100 % rather than individual rooms.

This means that the kitchen, studio, bathrooms, sauna and all five cabins (with up to ten beds) are your private area and only the concierge will be around.

Room
Only exclusive full hire of the 5 cabins with up to 10 guests possible. The cabins:
-Two cabins have double beds
-Two cabins have single beds on two different floors
-The tower house can accommodate two guests
-The hunting lodge at the sauna pier is for one person
-An additional fishing boat can moor with additional beds (max. 4)

There are also:
-a bathhouse with toilets and shower
-a house for cooking and eating with a kitchen table, gas and induction hob
-a living room house
-a sauna
-an outdoor kitchen with gas and fireplace

You can either bring your own supplies or the concierge management team will take care of them according to your wishes and previous orders for an extra charge.

Thanks to its location above the Arctic Circle, guests who visit from September onwards have a good chance of seeing the Northern Lights over the archipelago.

Strategically placed on the site, each of the buildings offers incredible views of the ocean and nearby islands, while guests have the opportunity to get away from it all and enjoy nature and tranquillity.

Arrival by flight to Bodø, then onward journey by charter boat or ferry (weather permitting). Bodø, or Bådåddjo in Lulesam, is the capital of the province of Nordland in the north of Norway and the seat of Bodø Municipality. It is located in the Salten region north of the Arctic Circle

Welcome to Snowhotel Kirkenes, the famous igloo snow hotel in Norway, which is also open in summer. The snow igloos attract guests in winter and the cosy log cabins are open all year round in summer.

The Snowhotel is the northernmost snow hotel in the world, offering exclusive Northern Lights viewing from the chalets and a wide range of fascinating winter safaris and summer activities such as king crab fishing.

The snow hotel is perfectly connected to Hurtigruten and flights to Kirkenes. Every year, unique snow igloos and an impressive reception area are created from ice and snow in winter with great attention to detail by famous artists.

Location:
Kirkenes Snowhotel is 8.4 km from the Kirkenes Hurtigruten ferry terminal and 6 km from Kirkenes Airport, Høybuktmoen. The Bøkfjord is 500 metres away.

Room
Igloo snow room (only in winter):
You will spend the night in the artfully designed snow rooms. The snow-themed snow suites are only available in winter and feature elaborate snow sculptures, thermal duvets and thermal sleeping bags to keep you warm at night.

The shared bathroom is located in a nearby service building. The tube of the snow and ice area leads into a "warm house" with a very original architectural design. This houses the first-class restaurant and the changing rooms.

Gamme Cabin (summer and winter):
If you wish, you can stay in one of the "Gamme Cabins".
The air-conditioned wooden cottages are available all year round and are architecturally inspired by traditional Sami hunting and fishing cabins. They have large windows with mountain views, deckchairs and a private bathroom.

The round, luxuriously furnished Panorama Chalets are located slightly above the resort. From there you have a direct view of the northern starry sky through a large glass front. An unforgettable spectacle if you are lucky enough to see the magical Northern Lights in the sky in front of you while you lie in your cosy, warm bed, private and undisturbed.

Gastronomy
Half board is included when staying in the snow rooms or chalets. Taste the Arctic! Savour the unique atmosphere and Arctic cuisine in a secluded wilderness setting.
Whether in summer or winter, an experience awaits you in Kirkenes' most special restaurant, the Snowhotel "Låven" Restaurant.

Wellness & Activities
Live the dream and spend a night in the famous snow hotel for once in your life. Perhaps combine your stay with other lodges? Here at the unique Snowhotel Kirkenes you can go on safaris and dog sledding with the cute huskies, or go king crab fishing, on a reindeer safari, snowmobile snowmobiling and watch the Northern Lights from October to March when the sky is clear and cloudless.

In summer, the region is known for hiking, fishing trips in the Barents Sea, etc., but also for king crab rafting. Boat trips and
summer husky tours are also offered.

The beautiful, family-run and sustainable Lyngen Lodge in northern Norway is a luxury boutique lodge in the middle of the breathtaking Lyngen Alps.

Norway is a country with endless possibilities, offering something different for everyone thanks to its diversity and variation.

Immerse yourself in the peaceful beauty of the Trondheim Fjord or the thousands of islands that cover the west coast of Norway. Spend some time in the famous northern city of Tromsø, the "Gateway to the Arctic".

Enrich your travel experience with a stay at the charming Lyngen Lodge and the opportunity to further explore the wonders of Norway.

The Pine Lodge on the shores of the Lyngenfjord is far more than just a place to rest at night, it's an experience. The building blends seamlessly into the landscape, with geothermal heating and a thick grass roof that ensures a perfect temperature all year round.

The rooms at Lyngen Lodge are cosy and intimate, while the focus is on the large common room ("Stua") and the spacious dining area. Other amenities include a fully licensed bar, library, sauna and outdoor hot tub.

Location:
Lyngen Lodge is located on the shores of the Lyngenfjord, close to the picturesque village of Djupvik. The nearest major airport is Tromsø (TOS), about 2.5 hours from the lodge.

It is also possible to fly to Sørkjosen (SOJ), the local airport, which is only 15 minutes away from the lodge. Then you can also enjoy a spectacular scenic flight over the impressive Lyngen Alps.

Room
The Norwegian luxury house offers space for a maximum of 16 guests in 8 different bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. The rooms are very cosy and all approximately 13-14 square metres in size. They are located on the ground floor or first floor and differ, apart from the location, in the view: there is either a fjord view or a mountain view.

Gastronomy
The chefs are really passionate about what they do. They love their job and live it with passion. Nordic cuisine is the cuisine here.

The main ingredients are sourced locally and are some of the freshest you can find. Outside the kitchen, the chefs forage for local herbs, mushrooms and mountain plants that not only bring exquisite flavours to the dishes, but also promote Arctic health and balance in your diet.

Wellness & Activities
In winter:
Of course, all kinds of snow activities are on offer:
Husky dog sled safaris,
Snowmobile tours,
Hikes,
Snowshoe hikes,
Reindeer safaris,
Get to know the Sami culture,
Cross-country skiing,
Snow Boarding,
Ski Touring,
and of course every evening aurora observations and much more.

In summer:
Guided hikes on the glacier, waterfall tours,
Salmon fishing,
Deep sea fishing,
Experience the midnight sun,
E-bike and mountain bike tours,
Boat trips,
Kayaking,
Standup paddling,
Yoga Retreat,
Riding,
Sightseeing flights and much more.

Discover Norway's majestic Lofoten Islands, the magical and very sparsely populated islands. Hotel Svinøya Rorbuer can be your base for this.

On Svinøya, you can stay in cosy and comfortable rorbu houses while you explore the unique Lofoten Islands. The rorbu houses are idyllically situated between the fish landing station, the quay buildings, fish stalls and old local buildings. On one side you have the open sea, on the other the spectacular Lofoten mountains. A lively fishing village in the town of Svolvær.

In co-operation with trusted local providers, we offer you exceptional activities and nature experiences for an unforgettable stay in Lofoten.

Room
Rorbu houses:
All original or newly built rorbu houses are cosy and comfortable. They each have one to three double rooms, a well-equipped kitchen and one or more bathrooms with shower and toilet.

All 38 original and newly built houses are of a very high standard, but still simple and not luxurious. All the houses are well insulated and open all year round. Great care has been taken to preserve the authenticity of the houses. The traditional craftsmanship and wood have been retained to give a feeling of what "rorbu life" was like for the fishermen in earlier times.

Rorbu suites:
Houses by the sea for up to 8 people with 2 floors. The beautiful location in Svolvær harbour gives you a great view and makes you feel close to the town, the sea and the surrounding mountains. The houses by the sea are of a very high standard, with good beds and plenty of space. Each has its own terrace on the quay where you can enjoy your morning coffee or a cold drink in the evening sun. The Seaside Lodges have 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a dining room and a living room.

Historic houses:
Original, original houses that are part of the Manor House and have been beautifully renovated. There are different houses, depending on location and size.
The old manor house, Manor, was built in 1828.
Summer, winter, autumn and spring - the manor house on the island of Svinøya has survived all seasons since 1828. The almost 200-year-old main building is now available for overnight stays and functions as the real "jewel in the crown" of Svinøya Rorbuer.

Vestfjord Apartments:
These are beautifully situated on the edge of a headland on Svinøya. 300 metres from the main building with reception and restaurant Børsen Spiseri. The building has 6 units with a total of 16 beds. There is free parking right outside the door. Wonderful sea and mountain views over the Vestfjord and a large shared veranda where you can enjoy the evening sun. The flats on the second floor have their own balconies. In the building you will find: 2 two-bedroom flats, 1 one-bedroom flat, 2 double rooms and 1 studio flat (without sea view).

Gastronomy
Børsen Spiseri is one of the most renowned restaurants in Lofoten. Here you are served specialities of Nordic cuisine with the freshest ingredients from the Lofoten region.

Wellness & Activities
At Svinøya Rorbuer in Svolvær you can go fishing, kayaking, mountain hiking and husky safaris on the islands of Lofoten, go aurora borealis or northern lights hunting, snowshoeing, skiing and in summer enjoy all outdoor activities such as boating, hiking, kayaking, stand-up paddling and much more on long days in the glorious midsummer.

If you want to find out more about marine life, flora and fauna on the Lofoten Islands, high up in the remote north of Norway, we offer exciting sea eagle and nature safaris by boat. Always accompanied by nature guides who know their way around.

Trollfjord and sea eagle safari in a speedboat:
Explore the realm of the sea eagle and the Lofoten coastline. We will take you safely to the magical Trollfjord, which is surrounded by mountains rising 1000 metres directly out of the sea. Good chances of spotting sea eagles up close on this close-to-nature adventure tour with experienced guides at your side. They offer plenty of good stories and local knowledge. Lofoten from the seaside is guaranteed to give you memories for life.

A visit to Gunnar Berg's gallery is just as worthwhile as a stroll through the small town.

And if you want even more of an adrenaline rush, go on a climbing tour! The Svolvaergeita (the Svolvær Goat) in Svolvær is a guided climbing tour that is far outside most people's comfort zone, but is certainly recommended if you are not too afraid of heights.

In the centre of Longyearbyen is the home of the modern Arctic trapper. The hotel is furnished in authentic trapper style down to the smallest detail, and the staff will look after you personally. The glass-roofed cognac loft is a great place to relax and watch the Northern Lights in winter.

The interior of the Basecamp Hotel is decorated with driftwood, sealskins, maps, pictures and artefacts depicting the past and present of life in the Arctic.

The rooms are all different, with comfortable beds, private bathrooms but no television.

From Longyearbyen, we take you to the remote outposts in the wilderness. Let your Arctic story begin! We will be happy to advise you in detail.

Room
The Basecamp Hotel has 16 rooms and can accommodate more than 40 people. No two rooms are the same. All rooms have comfortable beds and private bathrooms with showers. The double rooms are equipped with either two single beds or one double bed. Triple rooms have bunk beds in true trapper style. Double beds are only available on request. Two of the rooms in the Basecamp Hotel are suites, with a separate bedroom, living room and bathroom. From all rooms you have a beautiful view over the town and the mountains surrounding the valley of Longyearbyen.

Activities
There are five hotels and lodges in Svalbard. Together they form a cycle of complementary experiences and a round trip that no one else can offer. The hotels and lodges are small and intimate and are located around Spitsbergen on the Svalbard Islands.

Isfjord Radio Adventure Hotel:
The adventure hotel Isfjord Radio is a lonely outpost far from civilisation, with no road connection. In winter, you arrive with dogs or snowmobiles after gliding over the glaciers and mountains. In summer by crossing the Arctic Ocean on a boat safari. Built in 1933, the radio station looks rough from the outside, but when you enter you will be surprised by a progressive hotel with a modern and welcoming interior. During your stay, you can choose from a selection of guided adventure tours.

Nordenskiöld Lodge:
The lodge is nestled in the glacial moraine at the foot of the mighty Nordenskiöld Glacier, far off the beaten track in the remote wilderness of Spitsbergen. Enjoy a much-needed digital detox combined with spectacular adventures far from civilisation. Explore the humpbacked moraine on foot, strap on your crampons for a glacier hike and paddle along the glacier front while observing the abundant wildlife. There is no running water or electricity. Wood is used to heat the hut and sauna, and drinking water is obtained from the melting ice of the glacier. Listen to the glacier as it speaks with cracking noises, loud roars, whispers and breaking pieces of ice from the glacier front. During your stay, you can choose from a selection of guided adventure tours.

Trappers Staion:
One night with 100 huskies! This is the home of a trapper, where 100 Alaskan huskies live. You will see and learn what it was like to be a trapper in the old days, and you can spend the night in a wooden teepee hut. Reindeer skins, warm sleeping bags, fire in the stove and howling dogs outside - this is the real Trapper's Station as it was in the old days. Trapper's Station offers unique options for accommodation and catering, all in expedition style.

Trapper's Station also has a second station where employees can sleep. Many trappers used to have several secondary stations a few days' walk from their main station, which they used on their hunting trips to seek shelter from the harsh weather.

North Pole Camp:
The location of this mobile tent camp is changed during the season and from year to year. There is a new experience here every time, even for the frequent traveller. After a day of travelling like a polar explorer, arriving at the North Pole camp for a celebratory dinner, a few drinks and storytelling will be an experience far removed from the ordinary.
The North Pole Camp offers modern camping in the Arctic wilderness. Learn to appreciate the little things that are normally taken for granted: Heated tents, camp beds and warm sleeping bags.

In winter, you can reach the North Pole camp by dog sled or snowmobile. Although the tents are heated at night and in the morning, the experience can be cold.

After a snowy ride on a snowmobile or dog sled, it's nice to arrive at North Pole Camp. In the guest tents there is an entrance room where you can hang up your snowmobile suit and store your boots. The dining tent has a large table where you can eat dinner together. Enjoy a few drinks and recap your own day of polar travel. The tents have a modern heating system and are warmed up in the evenings and mornings to make camp life in the Arctic more comfortable.

We will be happy to advise you.

The hotel is located on the island of Spitsbergen in the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard. With modern comfort in a historic setting, the Funken Lodge offers a unique Svalbard experience.

The hotel is located in Haugen, with marvellous views over Longyearbyen and up to the Lars and Longyear glaciers. The hotel has been a local meeting place since 1947, and the warm atmosphere will make you feel right at home here in the Arctic. The hotel is open all year round

It offers breathtaking views, free Wi-Fi and free afternoon treats. Access to a relaxation area is also free of charge. The cosy atmosphere provides a peaceful base to unwind after an eventful day outdoors. Curl up in front of the fireplace and be inspired by our library of polar literature. Or perhaps a cocktail from the Spark Bar will get you thinking about polar adventures and expeditions? All rooms are beautifully furnished and the friendly staff will ensure you have a perfect stay.

At Funken Lodge's restaurant you can enjoy views of the Adventfjord and Hiortfjellet. The restaurant serves a selection of French-style dishes and typical Arctic specialities. You can relax with a drink or snack in the cosy fireplace lounge.

The rooms in the Funken Lodge are modernly furnished and have a minibar, a TV and a desk.

There is also a fitness centre at the accommodation.

The well-known Danish architecture firm Friis & Moltke A/S designed the Hotel Føroyar, which opened in May 1983. The aim of the architects was to design a building that would adapt specifically to the site and the landscape.

Its long lines in the landscape characterise Hotel Føroyar from the outside. The building is part of the surrounding nature, as if it had been chiselled into the rocks, except that the rocks now appear as glass that shimmers in the light.

Inside the main building of Hotel Føroyar, there is an ever-changing interplay of light and shadow, between long dark corridors and bright, friendly rooms.

The natural lawn on the roof of this quietly located design hotel harmonises perfectly with the green surroundings.

Room
All rooms offer views of the Nólsoyarfjørður fjord and the centre of Tórshavn, 2 km away. WLAN is free of charge.
The rooms offer calm colours and a bright, modern design by Philippe Starck and Montana. All have cable and satellite TV.

Gastronomy
FØROYAR'S NEW RESTAURANT: The location is the same and the view is just as breathtaking as ever. But the interior design has never been so stylish and the food? Well, it's reached new heights, making the whole experience a well-rounded one. There's a big, appetising breakfast buffet, a solid lunch and an unforgettable dinner with fresh, local ingredients.

Wellness & Activities
The rugged landscape is popular with hikers. Føroyar Hotel is only a 3-minute drive from the House of the North cultural centre. The old town of Tinganes is 3 km away.

Special features
High-quality architecture and numerous building and design projects in Denmark and abroad have made Friis & Moltke A/S one of Denmark's leading architects since the company was founded in 1954.

For many years, Friis & Moltke have dedicated themselves to building designs that touch and stimulate the senses. In the 1970s in particular, Friis & Moltke designed several buildings constructed from raw concrete, wood and steel.

The buildings are sparse in colour and finish, but on the other hand contribute to our sensory experiences. Rustic materials are often used, and Hotel Føroyar still has this rustic look, especially the walls and stairs.

A sensible balance between function, design and economy - plus a dose of originality - has characterised her work, which has been awarded numerous prizes over the years.

Welcome to the heart of the fjords!

The small, charming country hotel 29.2 Aurland is located on the legendary sea trout fishing river Aurland and close to the fjord of the same name, surrounded by a beautiful mountain landscape.

29.2 Aurland is a real tip, perfectly located near Flam, the fjord and close to the breathtaking Snow Road. This beautifully furnished, family-run house offers a warm and authentic Norwegian welcome.

Once located on the main route connecting eastern and western Norway, farm 29.2 Aurland has been providing food and hospitality to travellers and anglers since Viking times. Guests can see the initials of the old drovers engraved on the wooden walls of the "fish house". Today, the former family farm has been transformed into a luxurious, sustainable lodge where guests can enjoy hospitality, sport and the beauty of the Norwegian fjords.

Room
The 9 rooms are located in the Goat Barn, the Fisherman's Lodge and in the east wing of the main building. Each room has been individually designed, often with the help of renowned Norwegian interior designer Gunvor Røkholt, to create a warm and welcoming blend of traditional and modern Nordic style. The family that owns the farm has taken the time to ensure that each of the buildings has been renovated with the utmost care and attention to detail. The different styles of the buildings create the impression of a small, historically grown village.

The oldest of the guest buildings is the Fisherman's Cabin, which houses five rooms, including two single rooms. Two further rooms are located in the east wing and the Goat Barn houses the last two junior suites, each with a king-size bed and a sofa bed - ideal for families.

Gastronomy
Breakfast is served in the Goat Barn and dinner in the Smokehouse, which has been converted from a traditional smokehouse, once used to store catch from the river, into a warm and inviting dining room. Complete with roaring fire and long communal benches at the tables, it's the perfect place to relax with friends over dinner and a glass of wine after a day of fishing or walking, before taking a soothing dip in the hot tub.

Wellness & Activities
Activities on offer include hiking, fly fishing on the Aurland River, cycling tours, tours around the Aurlandfjord and to the extraordinary Stegastein viewpoint, designed by Todd Saunders and Tommie Wilhelmsen, or kayaking on the fjord. Tours to Bergen and Troldhaugen are also on offer, as are trips on the Flåmsbana, the Flam railway, a trip to the Jostedalen glacier and skiing.

A visit to this part of Norway would not be complete without a visit to one of the country's famous stave churches. Urnes is the oldest church in Norway and the only one on the UNESCO World Heritage List!