Historic hotel in a stunning location without a public road, only reachable by train. The dining…read moreroom has large windows with beautiful views of the lake and hills. Wifi is not reliable, but this is a remote area, and be aware of that. Since it is usually not very warm, there is no air conditioning. In the summer for a few weeks, they also have pesky non-biting flies, so you cannot open your windows too wide. Staff was very cheerful, and helpful. Location is right next door to the train station, so you should not have any problems walking with your luggage to the hotel. Be aware there are a few steps to get into the lobby, and your room may be down a flight of stairs. I do not believe they have an elevator. Overall, a little rustic, but a stunning setting, and a wonderful place!

Such a cozy place, clean, wonderful customer service and delicious affordable food. We come here…read moreseveral times during out vacations to our chalet in Storemyr. If you come here, say "hei" to the owner, Odd, for me!!

We've been camping here for more than 10 years now, finding this a affordable and nice place to…read morestay. You can stay here in a tent, in your caravan, or rent one of the cabins. We enjoy wintertime here with skiing; either cross country (-having trails crossing through the place here!) or alpin downhill. This place is only 8 minutes by car from the alpine resort in Hemsedal, and here is regular ski-buss'es passing by too.Moreover; this is a nice place to stay during summer and autumn when hiking is lovely in the mountains. The place is tidy and quiet, the local river streams by close to the area, offering opportunity to a cold swim or to go fishing. Here is free wifi (though not too easy to get to work from all the places of this area), and a playground with a trampoline, slide and climbing house/tower. Unfortunately the camping restaurant here have not been open for the last 15 years, which could be a nice offer for the guests....and a kiosk offering snacks and magazines too. But there is walking distance to the local grocery store (Kiwi) and a chineese restaurant. I'd like to see a faster renovation and modernization here, but still; it is the most tidy and well organized camping in the valley!

A few months overdue, but the FH and I visited this ski resort in April since my californian self…read morewanted to see what it's like to snowboard in Norway :) The resort is small. And, the snow was not the greatest, but not bad considering it was April. I was expecting to be one of the few snowboarders, but surprisingly it was a good 40/60 ratio. I found the prices not outrageously expensive, and the food was probably the best than any ski resort (except perhaps whistler). If you are in the area, and you MUST hit the slopes, I'd say go for it, but definitely don't go out of your way. Cross-country skiing in the area is free and it's just as fun :)