Luxury Hotels and Lodges in Central Norway & Lofoten

Eliassen Rorbuer

Location: Central Norway & Lofoten | Norway

Eliassen Rorbuer is a stunning hotel on Hamnoy in the Lofoten Islands, next to the spectacular Reinefjord. This charming collection of renovated fishermen’s cabins is a great base from which to explore the beautiful scenery and is also a great spot to see the Northern Lights, with crystal-clear night skies in the winter.

Best for: Setting & Views, Off the Beaten Track, Water activities, Village Life

Hamn I Senja

Location: Central Norway & Lofoten | Norway

Hamn I Senja is a holiday resort on the west coast of the Norwegian island of Senja, a collection of modern suites and apartments beautifully located for experiencing the stunning scenery of this remote location in the Arctic Circle.

Best for: Setting & Views, Off the Beaten Track, Peace & Quiet, Wildlife & Nature

Reine Rorbuer

Location: Central Norway & Lofoten | Norway

Reiner Rorbuer is a luxurious collection of restored fishing huts in the village of Reine on the island of Moskenesøya in the Lofoten archipelago in northern Norway. Secluded, quiet and traditional, this is a brilliant way to experience life as it has been in this part of the world for centuries, without sacrificing any comfort.

Best for: Setting & Views, Off the Beaten Track, Village Life, Unusual

Scandic Nidelven Trondheim

Location: Central Norway & Lofoten | Norway

A stylish luxury design hotel on Trondheim’s Nidelva River, Scandic Nidelven is a fashionable spot to say in the city centre, with an award winning breakfast voted among the best in Norway. The bars and clubs of the buzzing Nedre Elvehavn district are on your doorstep.

Best for: Family-friendly, City Hotel, Service & Hospitality, Food & Wine

Clarion Collection Hotel Grand Bodo

Location: Central Norway & Lofoten | Norway

Clarion Collection Hotel Grand Bodo is a stylish, modern hotel located in the heart of Bodo, a fast-growing town which is a popular destination as the gateway to the beautiful scenery and rugged landscapes of Norway’s Nordland region.