Norway
Norway's nature hotels, wilderness lodges, and forest stays span Arctic archipelagos, deep fjords, and high mountain plateaux. From remote wilderness lodges in Svalbard and the Lofoten islands to forest cabins in Telemark, the country offers some of Europe's most architecturally ambitious nature accommodation. With coastal summer highs typically between 15 and 20°C, it is also a natural escape from southern Europe's summer heat.
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13 properties
Juvet Landscape Hotel
Norddal, Møre og Romsdal
Seven pavilions set into a river gorge in western Norway, each facing a different view of the surrounding landscape.
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Norefjell Ski & Spa
Norefjell, Numedal
Forest lodge cabins in the highlands above the Numedal valley with a strong winter programme and classic Norwegian forest terrain.
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Finse 1222
Finse, Hardangervidda
Norway's highest mountain station, accessible only by train or on foot, on the edge of the largest mountain plain in northern Europe.
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Basecamp Trapper's Hotel
Longyearbyen, Svalbard
A wilderness lodge on the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard offering polar bears, midnight sun, and an extreme remoteness unlike anywhere else in Europe.
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Manshausen Island Resort
Steigen, Nordland
Sea cabins on stilts above the water on a small island in northern Norway, with kayaking between islands and northern lights in winter.
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Svart Hotel
Holandsfjorden, Nordland
A ring-shaped energy-positive hotel above an Arctic fjord, connected to the mountainside by stilts — the most architecturally ambitious nature stay in Scandinavia.
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Treetop Frivold
Kviteseid, Telemark
Elevated forest cabins above the Telemark landscape, one of Norway's pioneering treehouse hotel concepts combining Nordic design with forest immersion.
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Fordypningsrommet Fleinvær
Fleinvær, Nordland
An artists' retreat on a remote island in northern Norway with elevated timber structures over the sea — one of the most remote elevated stays in Scandinavia.
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Fossheim Hotel
Lom, Innlandet
A nature retreat at the gateway to Jotunheimen national park with a deep orientation towards the Norwegian outdoor tradition.
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Lofoten Ecolodge
Røst, Lofoten
A solar-powered ecolodge on the outermost Lofoten island, surrounded by one of Europe's largest Atlantic puffin colonies.
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Havsdalen Wilderness Camp
Geilo, Numedal
A mountain camp at the edge of the Hardangervidda plateau above Geilo, used year-round for ski touring in winter and high-mountain hiking in summer.
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Venabu Fjellhotell
Ringebu, Innlandet
A mountain lodge at the edge of the Rondane national park with guided musk ox safaris across the high plateau.
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Utsikten Boutique Hotel
Geiranger, Western Norway
A historic cliff-edge hotel above the Geirangerfjord UNESCO World Heritage Site with unobstructed views of Norway's most famous fjord.
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