Quality/Quantity - Local train station, good for a quick…read moreshort 45 minutes or 1.5 hours round trip with beautiful scenic views. Clean, good looking small train. Atmosphere - Small simple station, no frills or thrills. Service - Limited. Price - Sorry, looks like my price menu did not get uploaded. Owner Comment - Thank you for this additional service in the middle of almost nowhere. Another thing to do when in Norway, another way to enjoy the beautiful scenic views.

Very small but good airport next to Molde. Not the place to…read morebe for spending leisure time but fast check in/out and flights are mostly on time, only depending on the weather conditions. You can reach the airport by public transit, check out the website for timetables.

Pros: Modern room…read moreGreat breakfast with large variety Really nice views (I believe on both sides of the hotel) Clean Large rooms Quiet Walking distance from a great hike Coffee machine in room and also coffee/water available in lobby -Parking lot is small for the size of the hotel and gets full around 7pm. As a result we couldn't drive anywhere for dinner so had to eat in the immediate area (minimal choice) -Location: minimal restaurants in walking distance and even few within driving distance

A bit old but well maintained, and a great view from the roomread more

Absolutely the best restaurant in this area! The pork and risotto are prepared by a fantastic local…read morechef! All ingredients are locally grown nearby the restaurant. The customer service is top of the line combined with their delicious deserts makes a one stop shop for satisfaction! If you're in the area then you must make a stop here for lunch or dinner! This place will not disappoint you whatsoever! A great hole in the wall bed and breakfast place!

Visited the beautiful old Skodje Bridges with Trond from Local Trips. He dropped us off on one side…read moreand then met us after a short walk crossing over two bridges and through a tunnel. The Skodje Bridges are a series of masonry arch bridges that were built at the request of a couple of school teachers in 1880. The construction started in 1911 and was completed in 1922. They are the longest masonry arch road bridges in Norway. Due to their age and weight restrictions, they are limited to pedestrian traffic today. A newer steel arch Straumsbrua, Straum Bridge, was built in 2004 to accommodate vehicles crossing the Skodjestraumen. A nice stop for a short walk along the way to Trollstigen Road.

Quality/Quantity - What a good hike, not easy, but not difficult…read more A real hike, only paved the first 10 minutes, the next 1.5 hours of steep rugged terrain. Rewarded with a glass skydeck when you hit the first 500 meters. Coming down was 3 times faster and so much easier. But be careful as it rained this morning and there are still some slippery wet spots. Or you can pay to take the tram, LOL. You can also pay for one way - Walk up and tram down or tram up and walk down. Atmosphere - Beautiful, beautiful views of the city, forest, Fjords, etc. Then of course, you are rewarded when you hit your first 500 meters with a Skydeck. Service - Self service. Price - Free, as we chose to hike, sorry I guess my tram price menu picture did not get uploaded...? Owner Comment - Thank you for such a rewarding hike.

Our family stayed at the Aak Hotel for 3 nights upon recommendation from a Norwegian friend. To me…read moreit's more like a bed and breakfast because there are only 16 rooms and a wonderful breakfast is included (see photos) with homemade bread, homemade preserves, eggs with chives, camembert with nuts and honey, salmon, proscuitto, and (my daughter's favorite!): reindeer sausage! The new owners and staff provided service as excellent as the facility, room, and food! In fact, the food was so good that a Russian billionaire came for lunch one of the days we were there (but we were hiking so we didn't see him). We felt truly cared for by all the staff. Even the cleaning ladies were smiling and helpful, giving our kids a few extra pieces of candy. The view is fantastic, and we loved the fire pit outside with the picnic tables and the stream running in the back yard (you can take a dip if you're brave!) Hosts are warm, friendly and helpful. Location is not in town so you probably need a car or can take a bus that stops at the hotel. Very convenient to the Trollstigen. Definitely recommend this place for hotel or dinner.

Beautifully situated small family-hotell very close to Trollstigen in beautiful Åndalsnes!…read more Super-friendly great staff greating us when we all arrived (tired wet bikers). A wonderful dinner was prepared by a young and cute chef! Great indian pale ale, and lovely red wine to go with the dinner! Simple but practical rooms. Good beds and a great shower! Breakfast was gourgeous! Home made bread and individual servings of scrambled eggs/salmon/preserves/etc. Truly a gem in Norway!

Great location. Friendly staff. Excellent breakfast. Pay extra for the balcony. We saw the cruise…read moreships, mountains and dolphins. Small fridge in the room. Downside. No wash clothes, small shower. No safe. No restaurant for lunch or dinner. Many of places nearby to walk to lunch or dinner. I researched many places before I booked. I'm so glad we stayed here. It was one of the highlights of our trip with that balcony room.

It was a perfect view and we got a room based on the local football club who's stadium was right…read morenext to us and the breakfast was delicious if you're going on a roadtrip in Norway like me visit here for a night or two!