Discover unique accommodations in Hardanger, from historic hotels to treetop cabins like Woodnest, where you can enjoy tranquility and breathtaking views of Sørfjorden.
Imagine waking up to birds singing and stunning views at Hardanger Panorama Lodge in Ulvik – a perfect treetop getaway!
Experience the roar of the Vøringsfossen waterfall from the historic Fossli Hotel, perfectly positioned by Norway’s most iconic waterfall.
Ever camped in mid-air hundreds of meters above the ground? Try cliff camping with Estangard near Trolltunga for a thrill like no other.
Stay in Trolltunga Active’s transparent dome and witness both the magical sunset and sunrise at Trolltunga, Norway’s most iconic rock formation.
Hardanger offers more than breathtakingly beautiful nature – here you’ll find unique accommodations that make your holiday an extraordinary experience.
When planning your stay in Hardanger, it’s not just about where you’ll sleep – it’s about the total experience, the history, the hospitality, and the surroundings. With nearly 100 different accommodation options, you’ll find everything from charming wooden hotels and historic farmhouses to modern treetop cabins and famous Netflix locations. Whatever you’re looking for, you can be sure Hardanger has something to suit you.
Sleeping Among the Treetops
For those who want to connect closely with nature, Hardanger Fjordtun, Woodnest, and Hardanger Panorama Lodge are highly recommended. Spend the night in unique treetop cabins with stunning views of the fjord and mountains, surrounded by peace and tranquility – an experience that truly places you in the heart of Hardanger’s majestic nature.
History in Every Room
If you’re drawn to historic settings, Hardanger is home to several gems. Utne Hotel, one of Norway’s oldest wooden hotels, has been welcoming guests since 1722, while Jaunsen Gjestgjevarstad in Granvin offers a journey back to 1674. At the foot of the Folgefonna Glacier, you’ll also find the charming Hotel Sundal, a historic hotel with a long tradition of welcoming travelers. Don’t miss Tyssedal Hotel, renowned for its impressive art collection and proximity to Trolltunga, or Thon Hotel Sandven, a traditional hotel dating back to 1857.
Comfort and Luxury
For those seeking top comfort combined with stunning nature, Hotel Ullensvang is an obvious choice. With a rich history and first-class facilities, it is one of Norway’s best and most famous hotels. Brakanes Hotel in Ulvik is another traditional option, offering beautiful views and easy access to activities on the fjord.
A Unique and Unusual Stay
Want to stay somewhere truly out of the ordinary? How about a stay at Vikinghaug Apartments, made famous by the Netflix series Ragnarok? Here, you’ll have a one-of-a-kind experience in surroundings that will surely impress both you and your travel companions.
Options for Everyone
Hardanger offers a wide variety of accommodations that reflect the region’s unique blend of history, nature, and culture. Whether you’re looking for luxury, tradition, or an extraordinary experience, you’ll find it here. So why not make your stay part of the adventure?
These are just some of the many unique places to stay in Hardanger.
Have you ever experienced camping in thin air, several hundred meters above the ground? Now you can do just that with cliff camping together with Estangard!
Embark on unforgettable husky adventures at Folgefonna husky camp - situated on Norway's third largest glacier! Exciting dog sledding, scenic husky hikes, puppy cuddles, and unforgettable overnight exercursions.
Experience Trolltunga at sunset and sunrise in a private group with your own guide. Trolltunga Adventures facilitates a fantastic overnight trip, where necessary equipment and food are included in the price.
Experience Trolltunga together with experienced guides from Trolltunga Active - a spectacular mountain adventure with sunset, sunrise, and dome glamping near Trolltunga.
Beautiful views and the sound of nature. Book a night in architect-designed treetop cabins on the sunny side of the Hardangerfjord!
In the middle of Norway's largest orchard, the Hotel Ullensvang is idyllically located by the shore of the Hardangerfjord in Lofthus. Here you can not only enjoy comfortable rooms with fantastic fjord view and good meals in the hotel restaurant, but also a sauna with a panoramic view of the fjord and an excellent bath area with indoor and outdoor pools.
Tyssedal Hotel is located near the museum Kraftmuseet in Tyssedal and not far from Skjeggedal. Should you plan to do the Trolltunga hike, the Tyssedal Hotel is a perfect base.
The historic Utne Hotel was opened in 1722 and has been in operation as a hotel ever since. It has only 17 rooms, all with charming, historical, and individual interior. If you are looking for authentic experiences, the Utne Hotel is just right for you.
With fantastic views of water, waterfalls, mountains, fjord, and glaciers, you will find Vikinghaug Apartments in Odda. The guests live in large, spacious apartments with three to four bedrooms, bathroom, toilet, kitchen and living room.
Get close to nature and enjoy the silence and the view over the Sørfjorden. The unique Woodnest treetop cabins in Odda are worth an overnight stay.
