Best Hotels in Geilo
Explore Geilo with 22 stays near popular landmarks, shopping malls, dining spots, and key business areas for a convenient city stay.
Geilo Hotel ★★★
"The hotel is in the town of Geilo. The surrounding environment is good. The hotel lobby is very stylish... There is no elevator. If you live on the second or third floor, you need to carry heavy luggage up... Breakfast is okay... A glass of beer is 160 kronor..."
Øen Turistsenter Cottages ★★
"Best cabin Have everything we need for the stay Very comfortable"
Dr. Holms Hotel ★★★★
"Great experience"
Vestlia Resort ★★★★
"The environment and facilities are good, but why did they charge me twice for the meal? Didn't the hotel staff know that I had already paid? The reception only knows how to collect money?"
Ustedalen Hotel Geilo ★★★★
"There's a ski resort right across from us, but the slope and length look terrible. I don't understand why it's a tourist destination; they're so ignorant. The only ridiculous thing is that you have to pay 150 kronor a day to rent their sheets. Who brings their own sheets when they travel? There's a fairly spacious underground parking garage inside."
Øen Turistsenter Apartments ★★★
Bardøla Fjelltun ★★★★
"Hotel was really clean, and service was amazing. We came early, and they allowed us to stay in the lobby which was really nice of them"
Havsdalsgrenda ★★★
Havsdalsgrenda Geilo Apartments ★★★★
"3.5 / 5 - Its 'Good'! Its somewhere between average and very good! there should be more stars! The positives: reception, access around property, pool, gym, sauna, cafe, ski-in / ski-out. The living rooms and facilities / decor / fit & finish. The views are exquisite (northern lights on the first night), and the staff were excellent. The negatives: Bedrooms, bathrooms, the communal steam room smelled awful (near the pool). Ski in access. And the ICE!! Review: Communal areas are lovely and the staff great. moving round the property is easy in the underground car park, but above ground, especially with the Ice we had when we got there was treacherous and wasn't cleared, many people fell, some hurt themselves. However this cleared later in the week when it snowed. The Ski out element is brilliant, either a green run down to Slaata (ski school and green slopes) or a short run down to the drag lift up Geilohovda. However, the Ski In options are not as good if your a beginner - just be warned. The blue 41 from GeiloHovda is ok if your intermediate but steep for a beginner (like me) and in fact ALL the runs are coloured easier than they are - so blues are harder than blues in say France/Italy and reds are in places more like blacks. The other ski-in option is drag lift H and a blue across into the resort (which is ok). Drag lift H is a death trap! and is far too steep for a button lift. there was a nasty accident while we were there when a woman came off the button and tumbled to the bottom (its a black run one side and a red the other). this should be a chair lift and is just plain dangerous!! To overcome this we took taxis at the end of the day, some days. Taxis from Slaata / town are about 200 Krone normally (although 300 Krone late at night or during the weekend if they have a special event / festival on) - that's about £15. The living space is lovely and the kitchen, lounge, TV area etc was nice, well equipped and with great views. There was only 1 x 3 seater sofa which wasn't amazing for 5 adults if you have a night in but not unworkable. We had a 3 bedroom, bottom floor apartment for 5 adults (20E) - but there is only one bathroom for 5 adults which is really poor !! The sauna is off the bathroom which makes it basically un-useable for any length of time - it essentially became a drying room for ski gear which was good as there isn't a drying room anywhere either in the room or reception for wet ski gear. The bedrooms are small and we had to move the beds around just to make space to walk round the beds. there are no wardrobes in the room or chairs/arm chairs. there are cupboards in the communal areas for clothes storage but that's not much use if your sharing with others to wander round the communal areas to get your clothes. The 3rd bedroom was bunk beds & again thats not much use for 5 adults (we were all 40+ except 1 who was 26 and got the bunk). The snow is the snow and there isn't much the resort can do abou"
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More Information About Geilo Hotels
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Detail |
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Number of reviews |
603 |
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Total properties |
22 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
PHP 13,617 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
PHP 15,022 |
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Trending hotel |
Dr. Holms Hotel |
FAQs About Hotels in Geilo
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Where can I find the best hotels in Geilo?
Geilo has some of the best hotels for you to select. Whether you're traveling for business or on a vacation, Dr. Holms Hotel (from PHP 8,560), Geilo Hotel (from PHP 6,485) and Ustedalen Hotel Geilo (from PHP 6,663) are preferred hotels.
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What is the best spa hotel in Geilo?
Getting tired after a long walk? Dr. Holms Hotel (from PHP 8,560) and Vestlia Resort (from PHP 9,046) provide highly rated spa services.
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What are some hotels with pools in Geilo?
Dr. Holms Hotel (from PHP 8,560), Ustedalen Hotel Geilo (from PHP 6,663) and Bardøla Fjelltun (from PHP 7,168) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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Where can you find hotels with excellent breakfast in Geilo?
Ustedalen Hotel Geilo (from PHP 6,663),Vestlia Resort (from PHP 9,046) and Øen Turistsenter Apartments (from PHP 8,401) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with fresh, delicious breakfast!
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