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A lighthouse, boutique hotels and a treetop cabin – where to stay in Norway
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From boutique hotels to unique stays, here’s our guide to finding the best hotels in Norway no matter your budget.
Norway is a land of jaw-dropping natural beauty and heart-pounding adventure. With towering peaks, deep fjords and a sprawling Arctic tundra teeming with wildlife – Norway doesn’t do things by halves.
With 291 peaks, 1190 fjords and 50,000 islands, Norway’s wild landscapes and vibrant cities offer endless opportunities for adventure.
But before you plan your Norway sightseeing itinerary, first you must decide where to stay in Norway.
As always, we’ve done hard work for you. From luxury hotels to quirky stays and affordable accommodations, we’ve rounded up a range of hotels in Bergen and Stavanger
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WHERE TO STAY IN BERGEN – LUXURY HOTELS
Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Bergen
indulge in luxury at Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Bergen, near Bryggen Wharf. Modern rooms with free Wi-Fi, some with bathtubs, and a restaurant offering a local-inspired menu.
WHERE TO STAY IN BERGEN – UNIQUE HOTELS
Konglen (The Cone) at Mount Fløyen
Experience the extraordinary at Konglen (The Cone) on Mount Fløyen. Stay in a cone nestled amidst treetops, accessible via Fløibanen funicular. Ideal for hiking with stunning views of Bergen.
Marstein Lighthouse
Experience unparalleled views and immerse yourself in nature at Marstein Lighthouse. Wake up to the sound of waves and seagulls. Perfect for groups seeking a unique stay with a touch of history.
WHERE TO STAY IN BERGEN – BUDGET-FRIENDLY HOTELS
Scandic Torget Bergen
Enjoy budget-friendly comfort, steps from Bryggen Wharf. Rooms feature TVs, complimentary toiletries, and some boast stunning Bryggen views. Indulge in a daily breakfast and unwind in the evening at the cosy bar lounge.
Thon Hotel Orion
Stay without breaking the bank at Thon Hotel Orion, nestled in Bergen’s UNESCO-listed Bryggen Wharf District. Just a short walk from the Fish Market and Fløibanen funicular, it offers free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, and complimentary coffee and tea. Enjoy comfort and convenience in central Bergen.
WHERE TO STAY IN STAVANGER – LUXURY HOTELS
Scandic Royal Stavanger
Experience luxury at Scandic Royal Stavanger, ideally located in the heart of Stavanger. Enjoy free access to a fitness centre with a pool, sauna, and hot tub. Rooms feature modern amenities, including satellite TV, and guests can savour local cuisine at the on-site restaurant. Free WiFi is provided.
Thon Hotel Stavanger
Indulge in luxury at Thon Hotel Stavanger, centrally located just minutes from Stavanger Station. Enjoy free WiFi, access to a fitness room, and modern amenities like Smart TV. Wake up to a healthy breakfast buffet and explore nearby attractions like Stavanger Cathedral and the Art Museum.
WHERE TO STAY IN STAVANGER – UNIQUE HOTELS
FLØRLI
Experience the charm of Flørli with a stay at Apartment 9B. Enjoy traditional furnishings, stunning fjord views, and a well-equipped kitchen. With 9 beds across 3 bedrooms, it’s perfect for families or groups.
Frogner House – Pedersgata
Experience the heart of Stavanger at Frogner House – Pedersgata. Centrally located with nearby dining options, it offers modern apartments with fully equipped kitchens, comfortable living areas, and essential amenities like Wi-Fi and cable TV. Enjoy city life with added perks like apartment cleaning, airport transfers and breakfast delivery.
WHERE TO STAY IN STAVANGER – BUDGET-FRIENDLY HOTELS
Comfort Hotel Square
Enjoy budget-friendly comfort at Comfort Hotel Square in central Stavanger. With free Wi-Fi, a gym, and stylish rooms featuring flat-screen TVs and luxury beds, it’s perfect for a value-packed stay. Plus, indulge in an early takeaway breakfast and explore nearby attractions like Stavanger Cathedral and museums within walking distance.
St Svithun Hotell
Experience eco-friendly comfort at St. Svithun Hotell, just 3 km from Stavanger. Enjoy air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi, and Café Morgenrød’s seasonal dishes. Conveniently located near Paradis Train Station and Kvadrat shopping centre, it’s perfect for budget-conscious travellers exploring Stavanger.
Rachael Ellis
Head of Content
After gaining a first in her BA Media and Journalism degree at Northumbria University, Rachael worked at Newcastle’s leading regional newspaper with her stories being picked up in national and global newspapers. She spent two very successful years giving a voice to those communities across the North East who otherwise…
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