Hotels With Breakfast in Nordland, Norway

This guesthouse definitely lives up to its hype! The views are absolutely stunning, and the bridge where the Lonely Planet cover photo was taken is right outside. The service was professional and very welcoming. The hotel sent an email in advance with detailed check-in information and instructions. The recommended app is also the best I've seen so far. There's plenty of parking, and I always found a free spot near my cottage. The breakfast was excellent.

This hotel offers great value for money. The entire stay is self-service, perfect for a solo traveler like me. The rooms are spacious, but the shower area is a bit cramped, so be careful. There's a strange ”do-do-do” sound that comes on occasionally, which is a bit disruptive to my rest, but for this price in Norway, I can't expect too much. Parking is free. I would definitely choose this hotel again next time. The breakfast is also quite good!

We'd booked a room for 5 with an extra bed on ***********, but when we reached the hotel, the lady at check-in informed us that in the Scandic Narvik system it was only a room for 2 people, that there was no other space available, and that in future, we should book directly with the hotel in order to avoid this happening again. In the end, she was able to find us a room, but it was such a terrible way to start off what was otherwise a brilliant stay in beautiful Narvik.

The hotel room was spacious, the breakfast was plentiful, and the staff were courteous. I highly recommend it to others. It rained heavily last night, and the wind was so strong that even with the windows closed, I could still hear the wind.

The hotel is convenient for early flights near the airport. There's a gas station nearby, so returning the car to a full tank is stress-free. The self-service check-in and check-out machines are available. The twin room is small, but the family room is a good size. The sofa bed is comfortable, not too hard or too soft. Breakfast is almost nonexistent for Chinese people, so be prepared.

從羅弗敦出來住一晚，酒店在Bodo山上制高點，景觀很棒。免費停車，早餐豐富，餐廳在7樓景觀更好，房間很新，就是衞生做的不夠好，馬桶有痕跡，房門口有臟物，房間內有蟲被咬到，餐廳裏有蚊子被咬。

The hotel is very close to Bodø Airport, and it is very convenient to take the bus. There is a large supermarket nearby. Welcome fruits and drinking water are provided in the hotel lobby, and breakfast service is also available. If you need to stay overnight in Bodø, it is highly recommended.

They went to this hotel on the road to Lofoten. Hotel New (even not on google street maps at that time), parking near it is paid (as everywhere in the city). The town is small and the hotel was unexpectedly good. A great restaurant with delicious breakfasts, a cozy room with a comfortable bed, a view.

Hotel location is very good, right next to the docking harbour for cruises and there are a few car rental companies nearby. However, we arrived on a very busy day and they only had limited parking spots on a first come first served basis, so we had to park quite far away. The hotel lobby looked really grand, with coffee machines free for guests to use. Check in was quick and efficient. We quickly checked out the gym on 2nd floor, we didn't get to utilise it but the gym was very well equipped with Technogym equipment and even a squat rack! The room itself was clean and spacious, it was cloudy and rainy otherwise the view overlooking the docking port would have been fantastic. Buffet breakfast was another highlight, with lots of options and allergies / ingredients clearly labelled. Definitely try out their wide range of local cheeses, absolutely yummy!

Lakenes is a transit station in Rofodon. The north Svolver and the south Thunder are here. The hotel is about six minutes walk from the station. There is a supermarket nearby. There is nothing in the room except bath towels and towels. Anyway, many hotels abroad are like this. Breakfast is not bad. There is no hot water bottle in the room, but hot water can be picked up at the front desk. The room is on the second floor, there is no elevator, there is a large luggage for the front desk to arrange a first floor.