A rarely seen Chinese restaurant in Norway, inside a hotel. The food is decent with quite a lot…read moreamount per dish. One chef is from Wenzhou, Zhejiang province.

Great hotel with adequate restaurant. We stayed one night at the Tyssedal Hotel in August. Check-in…read morewas easy, and our room was clean and comfortable. The view from our room of the water and mountains was gorgeous. We dined at the restaurant, and I wasn't impressed with either the fish soup or the monkfish. The soup was barely warm and the flavor was underwhelming and lacking much richness. The scallops were also overcooked. The monkfish had a good combination of fresh components, but the sauce was again disappointing. Breakfast was standard for Europe and I think anyone could find something to enjoy. I would give the hotel itself five stars and the hotel restaurant three stars.

We had a lovely stay here a few weeks ago! The staff was all very nice. The view of the fjord was…read moreabsolutely stunning. And a great location for hiking Trolltunga! They packed a lunch for the hike for us. We ate dinner in their restaurant one night and it was absolutely amazing! An incredible experience. Would recommend to anyone for their stay in Odda!

We had a truly wonderful experience at the hotel and at the restaurant! We went in early October, a…read morelittle after off season started though it was beautiful. The location is absolutely gorgeous, it is right by the water and we had a view out of the window. The room is small but very comfortable, and the heated floors In the bathroom were a great touch. They had recently renovated and added on, and it was very nice in the lobby and the patio. We used trolltunga active to do the hike, and it was so much fun! They were excellent. After the long hike, we ate dinner at the restaurant that night and it was absolutely delicious! We got local ciders from a neighboring town, and the pizza. So great! Would recommend to any and all!

A fantastic place to stage your Trolltunga hike, just on the outskirts of Odda. From here, you're…read moreonly a 25 minute drive from the trailhead. The hotel itself is very basic. You'll get your own private bathroom, but it will be bare bones, the bed was more like a cot and had very little support. However, the views are priceless. Every morning I would wake up to another worldly fjord with waterfalls. The restaurant food was amazingly great. The pumpkin soup was perfect, well spiced and stomach warming. The steak was cooked to a perfect medium well sauced and beautifully garnished. Overall, I would definitely recommend.

Scandic Haugesund is located near the main shopping street. It's next to the cinema and right up…read morethe street from a pizza place that serves until 4 of morning on Saturdays. How convenient! In other words a great place to stay if your in town for the weekend. H O T E L: Scandic Haugesund offers free wifi, free bike rental and included breakfast as any other Scandic does. Unfortunately the breakfast was rather poor. They didn't refill the food treys and the cheese was totally empty by the time we came down to eat. The coffee was not included in the breakfast but costed 15kr. Breakfast without coffee!? Come on.. The hotel itself was nice, I would say it has a rather normal Scandic style. They try their best to be green and environmental friendly, something I appreciate a lot. R O O M: The room was nice but like a lot of the other scandic's I've been to they lack some light. More window or lamps would be great! The one window we had (in room 203) pointed right to the stairway in the next building. Not that tempting to keep the curtains open, really... The bathroom was the big plus for us this time. It was very nice, and the big shower was amazing! Only thing I was missing was a better mirror, one that allows you to do your makeup. As a little bonus the room had a water boiler (not at all common in Scandic) and a very good iron (so I could go to wedding in a wrinkel-free dress). C O N C L U T I O N: Not super happy this time, still it's really ok. I could be back.

So you want to stay somewhere close to Preikestolen? This wonderful hotel named Preikestolen…read moreFjellstue is the answer. It is the perfect starting and ending point for your hike up to Pulpit Rock. The main building is the hotel lodge where every room has a private bath. Another smaller building is the hostel where the rooms have shared bathrooms. The rooms were alright. Definitely, not fancy. Although, WiFi was included...the signal was not very good inside our room. Had to go down to the lounge area or lobby area in order to use it. Bed wasn't the best, but I still slept well. Breakfast was included with our accommodation, and the food was pretty good. We also tried their restaurant for dinner. Their were only a few entree choices, but all were very good. The Norwegian Meatball entree was my favorite. Would I stay here again? Yup! We've already crossed Preikestolen off our bucket list, but I recommend staying at this lodge when you are in this part of Norway.

I stayed one night here in a 2-bedroom hostel by myself for one of my hikes to Preikestolen. The…read morerooms were clean when I visited, and the staff was nice and spoke great English. Check-in and check-out was a breeze, they give you a key tied to a wooden knob/plank with your room number. The location is great as you are right by Pulpit Rock, but there are a variety of activities you can do on-site. One of the best things here was the free breakfast. I stayed there the entire time, people watching and trying out all the unique foods from the area. I also had lunch here as well, which was reasonably priced considering the price of food everywhere else in Norway.