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"Super sweet place to stay to be close to the airport for travelling home. The staff were really helpful and the location on the water was stunning. "

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"Great location, check in is via email to get key code for access but very easy to sort. Car parking available. Breakfast available in summer and very good but additional cost. "

"Ragnar and his fiancee were warm welcoming people they went out of their way to take me back and forth to the airport, since I don't drive. Ragnar even took me into town, so that I could buy some groceries and got the chance to go see the Sámi museum! The location is very beautiful with mountains all around and a beautiful beach area just a 3 mile walk away! My room was charming and cozy and overlooked the fjord and mountains. I had a wonderful time and even got to meet some of their friends and was invited to a party that was amazing! I would definitely recommend this “hippy haven hotel”! "

"Nice staff. Good food. Comfortable rooms. "

"Such an amazing property, very peaceful and tranquil views in very comfortable and well appointed home. We spent a whole month here and are already thinking about when we can come back again."

"Very peaceful, spacious, comfortable property with expansive sea views. There is a lovely small sandy beach at the end of the “garden” and a beautiful seating area right next to the sea. It’s a beautiful spot to relax and soak up the amazing views. We enjoyed exploring the area and discovering the beautiful coastline. The owners live just next door and were very kind and friendly. We enjoyed fishing from their boat which we rented (800 NOK per day) and we also enjoyed the wood fired hot tub which is just in front of their home (800 NOK per use). There is also a metal canoe (fits 2 adults) available (no cost) from which we enjoyed fishing. We had a great week here with some very fine weather and we would love to return sometime. We spent the previous week in Lofoten but we preferred here as the scenery is still very dramatic yet there are much fewer tourists. "