"We stayed on a private room that was large, beautifully and simply decorated. Lots of art everywhere. Very cozy common areas with retro furniture. The hostel is in a central area of lofoten, perfect for sightseeing."
"We stayed on a private room that was large, beautifully and simply decorated. Lots of art everywhere. Very cozy common areas with retro furniture. The hostel is in a central area of lofoten, perfect for sightseeing."
"No staff, self check in. Only for one night pass through the town so it is ok for us. Location is closed to the port and bus station, convenient for us"
"No staff, self check in. Only for one night pass through the town so it is ok for us. Location is closed to the port and bus station, convenient for us"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We stayed at Nyvagar for four nights and were very happy with our stay. The hotel is nicely located next to the sea, but only 10 minutes drive to Svolvaer. The roburs are comfortable with equipped kitchens and lots of space. Breakfast is OK and has everything you would expect. The staff is very friendly.
We stayed at Nyvagar for four nights and were very happy with our stay. The hotel is nicely located next to the sea, but only 10 minutes drive to Svolvaer. The roburs are comfortable with equipped kitchens and lots of space. Breakfast is OK and has everything you would expect. The staff is very friendly.
This is a lovely new hotel on a convenient location for the Tromso to Lofoten drive or vice versa. It is also close to the Hurtigruten museum which is so interesting to visit on a wet day. The hotel is modern and spacious with an aesthetic bar area design. Cocktails were professionally made. Dinner was also good, if limited in choice. Superb breakfast selection. Our room had a high quality bed, tv and effective blackout curtains, a Norwegian summer necessity.
We thought this hotel was excellent...
This is a lovely new hotel on a convenient location for the Tromso to Lofoten drive or vice versa. It is also close to the Hurtigruten museum which is so interesting to visit on a wet day. The hotel is modern and spacious with an aesthetic bar area design. Cocktails were professionally made. Dinner was also good, if limited in choice. Superb breakfast selection. Our room had a high quality bed, tv and effective blackout curtains, a Norwegian summer necessity.
We thought this hotel was excellent...
Clean, well equipped cabin.
Excellent location
Great breakfast included
Kind, courteous, friendly and professional staff. So welcoming and nothing is too much trouble.
My second visit here, it won’t be my last
Clean, well equipped cabin.
Excellent location
Great breakfast included
Kind, courteous, friendly and professional staff. So welcoming and nothing is too much trouble.
My second visit here, it won’t be my last
jennifer
Reviewed November 30, 2025Reviewed November 30, 2025
If I could live here, I would. My room had an incredible view of the ocean and mountains. The breakfast is spectacular and has won awards that are proudly displayed. The hotel is in an incredibly convenient location for the trollfjord boat tour, the WW2 museum (small, but really worthwhile - I learned a lot), and restaurants. The staff were very helpful and friendly.
If I could live here, I would. My room had an incredible view of the ocean and mountains. The breakfast is spectacular and has won awards that are proudly displayed. The hotel is in an incredibly convenient location for the trollfjord boat tour, the WW2 museum (small, but really worthwhile - I learned a lot), and restaurants. The staff were very helpful and friendly.
Charlotte
Reviewed September 17, 2026Reviewed September 17, 2026
Absolutely loved the fisherman’s cabin we stayed in, beautiful setting, and the closeness of the hotel was perfect for food when we didn’t feel like cooking. I would highly recommend this accommodation, overlooking the bay with glorious views of the mountains too. Stayed for 6 nights on our Norway tour and it’s going to be hard to beat in terms of location and overall experience.
Absolutely loved the fisherman’s cabin we stayed in, beautiful setting, and the closeness of the hotel was perfect for food when we didn’t feel like cooking. I would highly recommend this accommodation, overlooking the bay with glorious views of the mountains too. Stayed for 6 nights on our Norway tour and it’s going to be hard to beat in terms of location and overall experience.
The restaurant was advertised as being open until 2100 on a Sunday. We arrived at 2000 to be told it had shut at 1900. There aren’t many other options in Sortland on a Sunday evening and no other compromise was offered by the hotel staff, despite the fact they were still providing food to a coach party beyond 2100.
The restaurant was advertised as being open until 2100 on a Sunday. We arrived at 2000 to be told it had shut at 1900. There aren’t many other options in Sortland on a Sunday evening and no other compromise was offered by the hotel staff, despite the fact they were still providing food to a coach party beyond 2100.
Great, comfortable room with a balcony over the water. At night we saw the northern lights beautifully and strong, a few times. No restaurant in the hotel, but plenty of restaurants within a 5 minute walk. Grocery store / small mall also just a 10 minute walk. Located in on a small island and just 2 hours drive from Reine and Å (the last of the lofoten island) we originally came for 1 days but stayed an extra night with no problems and they gave us a laate check out at 2pm with no additional...
Great, comfortable room with a balcony over the water. At night we saw the northern lights beautifully and strong, a few times. No restaurant in the hotel, but plenty of restaurants within a 5 minute walk. Grocery store / small mall also just a 10 minute walk. Located in on a small island and just 2 hours drive from Reine and Å (the last of the lofoten island) we originally came for 1 days but stayed an extra night with no problems and they gave us a laate check out at 2pm with no additional...
Joshua
Reviewed November 1, 2025Reviewed November 1, 2025
In the breathtaking region of Lofoten, pet owners can delight in a variety of activities while enjoying their stay. One must-visit is the stunning expanse of white sandy beaches, where dogs can frolic freely alongside their owners against a backdrop of dramatic mountains and shimmering waters. For those eager to explore, the scenic coastal trails provide ample opportunities for long walks, with panoramic views that make every step worthwhile. The unique fishing villages scattered throughout the islands are perfect for leisurely strolls, allowing pets to accompany you as you immerse yourself in the local culture and charm. Additionally, the crystal-clear waters are ideal for enjoying a refreshing swim, both for you and your furry companion. After a day of adventure, returning to a pet-friendly hotel that offers comfort and attentive service makes for a perfect ending to your day in this picturesque paradise.