Holiday villages and unusual accommodation Norway

Spacious hotel rooms and apartments centrally located between eastern and western Norway, along the E134, so very accessible if you travel by car. Good stopover on the road for a night. Clean, bright and comfortable rooms. Offers a fantastic view of Lake Røldal and the mountains. The establishment also has a bar (après-ski bar with live music during the winter season) and a combined restaurant and lobby bar.

Have you ever dreamed of sleeping in a tree house? Trekronå has made it possible for you! Wake up to birdsong and all the comforts you can imagine. Three cabins 5 meters up, perfect for 3 people (up to 5). Unusual accommodation for people who want to be as close as possible to nature, trees and birds. Superbly designed wooden cabins with large bay windows that let in maximum light. It's like being outside, but still warm!

St Catherine's Convent offers small, decent and comfortable rooms for rent. The convent, located in a peaceful haven in the heart of an upscale area of Oslo, offers 10 single rooms and 4 standard double rooms. For those seeking peace and quiet, this is a unique and spiritual place to stay, and for those who like to party, it is a great place to stay. Remember to arrive before 10pm on the day of your arrival. Please note that Katarinahjemmet is closed in July and during the Christmas and Easter holidays.

This hostel is located in a beautiful environment, 1.5 km from the city centre and a few metres from the sea. The hotel is charming with its two bunk rooms and its view on the small harbour. It is possible to rent a rowing boat, a motor boat, a canoe, a kayak, or to take a guided tour of the many islands around Kragerø. Apartments for 2, 4 or 6 persons can be rented. Free internet connection. Restaurant service. A good and not too expensive option.

An old farm with 17 buildings dating from the 14th to 18th centuries, which has been converted into an inn for walkers, travellers and other visitors. Pilgrims travelling from Oslo to Trondheim find this hostel on their way. The owners also offer meals. They also hope to set up a museum, a performance space and a library in the near future. The owner is an architect and this is reflected in the way the place has been renovated.

Holmen Lofoten is a unique ecohotel at the end of the world. Here, on the enchanting shores of the Lofoten Islands, you'll experience an exceptional stay where luxury and nature vibrate in unison. You can opt for old fishermen's cabins, meticulously renovated to retain their soul, or new rooms built with respect for tradition and the finest materials. Cosy as can be. As for the restaurant, which is open to outside guests upon reservation, its delicate cuisine showcases all the natural riches of the surrounding area.

Located in Hordvik, 15 minutes north of Bergen, the Fjordside Lodge offers spacious, fully-equipped apartments. In a peaceful, rural setting, it offers self-catering, child-friendly and non-smoking accommodation. Pets are also welcome. Fjordside Lodge offers free Wi-Fi and a swimming pool. The apartments feature large terraces with barbecues, offering stunning views of the fjords. The gardens include a children's play area.