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35369 Unique places to stay in Norway

Best family friendly Norway unique stays

Among the 35369 accommodations in Norway, here are the 4 best family friendly unique accommodations

Gammelbui På Tyinstølen | Stor Hytte Ved Tyin - Norway
9.9 25 reviews

Gammelbui På Tyinstølen | Stor Hytte Ved Tyin

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Gammelbui cabin, located in the Tyin area of Vang municipality, is situated near Tyin Lake, 15 minutes’ drive from the Joker store in Tyinkrysset and 30 minutes from Øvre Årdal and Vettisfossen waterfall.
This seven-bedroom lodge sleeps up to 16 guests, offering a large kitchen, dining area, sauna (at extra cost), and access to shared bathroom facilities in the main house, particularly useful in winter; it boasts stunning panoramic views of Tyin Lake and the Jotunheimen mountains, including Uranostind and Uranosbreen, with direct access to hiking and skiing trails.
Nybygget Arkitekt Tegnet Snøhetta I Vakker Natur - Norway
10 38 reviews

Nybygget Arkitekt Tegnet Snøhetta I Vakker Natur

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This architect-designed, six-bedroom lodge in Malangen is situated within walking distance of a grocery store, Sandsvannet lake, a barbecue hut, a lit cross-country skiing trail, a football pitch, and the beach; Malangen Resort and dog sledding are a 7-minute (approximately 7km) drive away, with Tromsø roughly a 1-hour (approximately 60km) drive.
The 171-square-metre property boasts two living rooms, two bathrooms, a modern kitchen with a fridge, freezer, and dishwasher, a garden, and a slate terrace, accommodating up to 12 guests and offering stunning sea and mountain views, ideal for Northern Lights viewing.
Sjarmerende Hytte På Blefjell - Norway
9.9 39 reviews

Sjarmerende Hytte På Blefjell

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This Flesberg holiday home is situated in the Norde Blefjell area, between Kyrkjevatn and Hånavatn lakes, offering stunning Hånavatn views.
Sleeping four guests, this two-bedroom lodge boasts a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, a garden, parking, and a large terrace with an outdoor kitchen, gas grill, and fire pit; nearby hiking in Norde Blefjell is readily accessible.
Koselig Hytte På Fjellet - Norway
10 2 reviews

Koselig Hytte På Fjellet

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This cabin is located directly on the E39 highway in Norway, offering immediate access to scenic hiking trails and mountain peaks, fishing lakes, and a swimming beach.
This family-friendly lodge accommodates up to four guests and includes a kitchen with a fridge, freezer, and microwave oven, along with garden access and parking, though guests must provide their own water supply.

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Best Norway unique stays with a pool

Koselig Fjellhytte Midt I Naturen - Norway
10 17 reviews

Koselig Fjellhytte Midt I Naturen

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This four-bedroom lodge in Fjellsbygda, Etnedal, Valdres, offers stunning views of Fjellvarden (957m) and is 0.85km from prepared cross-country ski trails and 22km from Valdres Alpinsenter.
Sleeping eight, the property boasts a fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances, a large terrace with a fire pit, a trampoline, and a swimming pool; summer swimming is also available at Hellefossen and nearby lakes.
Moderne Og Velutstyrt Sjøhytte Med Stor Uteplass - Norway
10 2 reviews

Moderne Og Velutstyrt Sjøhytte Med Stor Uteplass

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This secluded holiday cottage in Risør offers a tranquil escape, located at the end of a plot with a private terrace and garden, just 4 kilometres from Risør town centre.
The family-friendly lodge accommodates up to eight guests across four bedrooms, featuring a well-equipped kitchen, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and access to a swimming pool during school holidays, a private beach, volleyball, and football facilities.
Eventyrhytta - Norway
10 1 review

Eventyrhytta

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This spacious lodge is located in the Jotunheimen region, offering ample room for family fun and gatherings.
With 7 bedrooms accommodating up to 16 guests, this lodge provides internet, air conditioning, a kitchen, and a swimming pool, making it ideal for large family reunions and enjoyable activities in the Jotunheimen mountains year-round.
Jacuzzi & Sauna Inkl |2 Designhytter |Sjusjøen 18p - Norway
9.6 50 reviews

Jacuzzi & Sauna Inkl |2 Designhytter |Sjusjøen 18p

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This luxurious chalet complex is located in the peaceful Nordseter/Sjusjøen area of Lillehammer, just 0.2 kilometres from cross-country ski trails in one of Europe's premier cross-country skiing destinations.
The 150m² property comprises a main lodge and annex, sleeping up to 16 guests in six bedrooms and three bathrooms, and boasts a swimming pool, jacuzzi (extra cost), sauna (extra cost), home cinema, and ample outdoor space including a fire pit and patio.

Frequently asked questions about unique stays in Norway

  • What are some hidden gems to explore in Norway?

    For hidden gems, consider exploring the Lofoten Islands' less-visited villages like Reinebringen for hiking or exploring the charming fishing villages of Nusfjord and Å. The Geirangerfjord, while popular, offers quieter hiking trails away from the main tourist areas. For a unique experience, visit the stave churches, particularly those in Urnes and Heddal, offering a glimpse into Norway's history. The Setesdal valley, with its traditional culture and stunning landscapes, is another often overlooked area.
  • What is generally accepted for payment in Norway, cash or card?

    Card payments are overwhelmingly preferred in Norway. Most establishments, even small shops, readily accept debit and credit cards. While cash is accepted, carrying large amounts isn't necessary. You will find ATMs readily available throughout the country.
  • How would you describe the safety of road conditions and driving habits in Norway?

    Road conditions in Norway are generally very safe, especially on main roads and motorways, well-maintained and regularly cleared of snow and ice in winter. However, driving in mountainous areas can be challenging due to narrow roads, hairpin bends, and unpredictable weather. Drivers tend to be cautious and respectful of traffic laws, but be prepared for slower speeds, particularly in rural areas. Remember that winter driving requires appropriate tyres and experience.
  • What steps should you take if your passport goes missing in Norway?

    Immediately report the loss to the nearest police station. They will provide you with a statement confirming the loss. Then, contact the Norwegian embassy or consulate in your home country for assistance with obtaining an emergency travel document. Make copies of your passport before your trip and store them separately from the original.
  • Where should you spend a week to experience the best of Norway?

    A week allows for a good overview. Consider starting in Oslo, exploring its museums and vibrant city life for a couple of days. Then, take a scenic train journey to Bergen, experiencing the breathtaking landscapes. Spend a few days in Bergen, exploring the Bryggen wharf and taking a fjord cruise. Finally, consider a day trip to a nearby fjord like the Sognefjord or Hardangerfjord before returning to Oslo for your departure.
  • Where should you spend a weekend in Norway?

    For a weekend, Oslo offers a great mix of city exploration and easy access to nature. Visit the Viking Ship Museum, Akershus Fortress, and enjoy a stroll through Vigeland Sculpture Park. Alternatively, Bergen provides a charming, compact city experience with stunning fjord views and easy access to hiking trails.
  • What festivals in Norway are highly recommended for visitors?

    The Bergen International Festival is a major international event spanning various art forms. The Oslofjord Blues Festival brings in international and Norwegian acts. Many smaller, local festivals celebrate traditional Norwegian culture throughout the year, so checking local listings closer to your travel dates is advisable.
  • Does Norway have Uber or comparable ride-hailing services?

    While Uber isn't available in Norway, several local ride-hailing apps operate, such as Bolt and Free Now, offering similar services in major cities.
  • What’s the top spot in Norway for favourable weather conditions?

    Norway's weather is variable. The southern coast, particularly around Oslo and Stavanger, generally enjoys the mildest temperatures and most sunshine, but even there, rain is common. The best time to visit for the most favourable weather is during the summer months (June-August).

Best Norway unusual places with a garden

Jotunheimen - Nær Besseggen, Gjende, Nautgardstind - Norway
10 10 reviews

Jotunheimen - Nær Besseggen, Gjende, Nautgardstind

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Hytta Luggumstein is a mountain lodge in Sjodalen, Vågå, offering immediate access to the Sjoa river and within a short drive of Jotunheimen National Park landmarks such as Gjende and Besseggen.
This 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom lodge accommodates up to 5 guests and features a well-equipped kitchen, a dedicated workspace, outdoor seating with views, and is ideal for wildlife spotting, birdwatching, and fishing.
Hytte Kyrkjebygdheia,  Nissedal - Norway
10 5 reviews

Hytte Kyrkjebygdheia, Nissedal

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This newly built lodge, situated on Kyrkjebygdheia in Nissedal, offers direct access to winter ski trails and is 8 kilometres by car from a 24-hour grocery store and the sandy beaches of Lake Nisser.
This spacious accommodation sleeps eight in four bedrooms and a loft, featuring underfloor heating, a heat pump, wood-burning stove, a large sunny veranda with a fire pit and gas grill, and opportunities for fishing at Breilivann (licence required).
Hammeren Seter - Norway
10 40 reviews

Hammeren Seter

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Bånsetra cabin, a historically significant restored 1750s timber lodge, is located in Ringebu municipality, Norway, approximately 10km south of the Kvitfjell ski resort, near the Bånseterkampen peak (1220m) and offering access to extensive cross-country ski trails.
This two-bedroom holiday home sleeps six, features a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, a sauna, garden, parking, and underfloor heating, and provides pre-heating and on-site firewood purchase options.
Exclusive Waterfront Cabin By The Beach In Lofoten - Norway
10 49 reviews

Exclusive Waterfront Cabin By The Beach In Lofoten

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This architect-designed lodge is located in Valberg, Vestvågøy, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Henningsværstraumen and Vågakallen mountain, approximately 20km from Leknes Airport and 15km from Stamsund.
The 100 square metre property boasts three bedrooms, one bathroom, sleeping six guests, and includes a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, a spacious living area, a separate TV room, a loft, and access to kayaks and paddleboards; Aimee's farm restaurant is nearby.

Best Norway unique stays with a jacuzzi

Among the 35369 accommodations in Norway, here are the 4 best unique accommodations with a jacuzzi

Cabin With Panoramic View  Kvitfjell - Norway
10 15 reviews

Cabin With Panoramic View Kvitfjell

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This spacious four-bedroom lodge in Ringebu offers panoramic views of Gudbrandsdalen and is situated 500 metres from ski slopes and 1 kilometre from Kvitfjell Station.
Accommodating up to nine guests, this pet-friendly property features a well-equipped kitchen, air conditioning, a private outdoor wood-fired sauna, and an optional jacuzzi on a 40 m² terrace, with Wi-Fi and a fireplace for comfort.
Snerting Ranch Hotel - Comfty And Modern Log House - Norway
9.9 60 reviews

Snerting Ranch Hotel - Comfty And Modern Log House

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This spacious lodge in Inderøy, Nord-Trøndelag, is situated near the Golden Road and a short distance (precise distance unspecified) from Steinkjer, offering easy access to amenities including an indoor swimming pool and shopping centre.
Sleeping up to 12 guests, the property boasts three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, a Jacuzzi, and a roofed veranda with barbecue – perfect for families or groups seeking a self-catering holiday in Nord-Trøndelag.
Luxurious Log Cabin At Mostertoppen - Norway
9.5 2 reviews

Luxurious Log Cabin At Mostertoppen

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This luxurious five-bedroom log cabin in Øyer, Norway, is situated approximately 8.2km from Lilleputthammer and other family attractions including Lekeland Hafjell and Hunderfossen Children's Farm.
The 240-square-metre property boasts four bathrooms, a jacuzzi, sauna, spa, and terrace, accommodating up to 23 guests and offering ski-to-door access.
The Wonderinn Mirrored Glass Cabin - Norway
9.9 321 reviews

The Wonderinn Mirrored Glass Cabin

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This mirrored glass cabin is located in the quiet nature reserve of Nordre Øyeren, just 40 kilometres from the centre of Oslo and a short drive from Rælingen. The cabin has two bedrooms and can accommodate up to four guests, and features a wood-fired hot tub, a fireplace, a canoe for rent, and a barbecue.
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