Featured hotels in Norway

Norway has a variety of unique hotels, here are some recommendations: Historical and cultural - Augustin, Bergen: Bergen's oldest family-run hotel, part of the building was built in 1909 in Art Nouveau style. The hotel's on-site Altona wine cellar dates back to the 17th century and features ancient beamed ceilings and whitewashed walls. It also has the most exciting wine list in Bergen and is considered the city's most romantic date spot. - Fleischer's, Voss: Dating back to 1864, it is now run by the fifth generation of the Fleischer family. The hotel features a traditional wooden exterior and interiors, full of historic ambience and is conveniently located on the E16 road, with Lake Vangsvatnet at its doorstep. Natural scenery type - Fossli, Eiderfjord: Located on the edge of Norway's famous Vøringsfossen waterfall, surrounded by the Hardangervidda National Park, you can enjoy the beautiful waterfall and magnificent fjord scenery up close. The hotel itself was built in the late 19th century and has a quaint style. - Sola Strand Hotel, Sola: Located behind the sand dunes of Sola Beach, with the beautiful beach at your doorstep, it is easily accessible from the airport and the road. Here you can enjoy the sun, the beach and the charming view of the North Sea. Creative Design - Six Senses Swartland, Swartland: Designed by the internet-famous architect Snohetta, it is a circular building floating in the waters of the Arctic Circle. Inspired by the local traditional fishermen's huts, the hotel uses natural materials, combines futuristic design and technological innovation, and has a 360-degree circular viewing balcony. - Beehive Tree House Hotel, Odda: The hotel is located on a steep forest slope in Odda. Looking down from the sky, it looks like a huge beehive hanging among the trees. The tree house is equipped with bathtub, toilet, air conditioning and other facilities. Staying here, you can overlook the entire forest and lakeside.