Accommodation near Trolltunga

Trolltunga Hotel

Trolltunga Hotel was completely renovated 2017. A modern and stylish extension was opened in 2016. All 42 rooms have great view.

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Hardanger Hotel

Hardanger Hotel is situated in the centre of Odda within walking distance from the bus station, shops and restaurants. The hotel has 50 rooms with fjord view, or a view towards the mighty mountains surrounding Odda. stops nearby the hotel.

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Tyssedal Hotel

Intimate Hotel with a special history closely connected to the history of The Norwegian Museum of Hydro Power and Industry nearby. This historical hotel is home to a spectacular collection of original art.

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Vikinghaug

With fantastic views of water, waterfalls, mountains, fjord, and glaciers, you will find Vikinghaug Apartments in Odda. The guests live in large, spacious apartments with three to four bedrooms, bathroom, toilet, kitchen and living room. Bedclothes and towels are included in the price, and the parking is free.

Vikinghaug Apartments is a good starting point for exploring beautiful and exciting Hardanger. By car, it only takes four minutes to shopping centers in Odda City, 20 minutes to the start of the trip to Trolltunga, seven minutes to the starting point for a trip to Buerbreen, 30 minutes to Røldal Skisenter and 20 minutes to Seljestad cross country ski area. There are also many hiking opportunities with well-marked trails in and around Odda.

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Trolltunga Guesthouse

The apartment hotel Trolltunga Guesthouse is situated 6 km from the starting point of the hike to Trolltunga. Trolltunga Guesthouse is also centrally located in the Hardangerfjord region. 13 apartments in total. 8 apartments with separate bedroom, living room with sofa bed, kitchen and en suite bathroom. 5 apartments are studio apartments with kitchen and en suite bathroom.

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Apothekergaarden Guesthouse

Apothekergaarden Guesthouse is located in Odda Centre, just behind Hardanger Hotel. The guesthouse offers accommodation in rooms/ apparements with good standard, with private bathroom and kitchen, and wireless internet access and TV. Situated in the middle of Odda town center, you can take advantage of both the center and the beautiful scenery surrounding it.

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Hordatun Hotel

Hordatun Hotel offers accommodation in hotel rooms and well equipped appartments. The hotel is situated between the town of Røldal and the Røldal ski center and has a great view over the lake – Røldalsvatnet.
The natural stop between eastern- and western Norway along route E134 over Haukeli!

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Bakkegata – the Blue House

“Bakkegata – The Blue House” is a stunning 100-year-old Art Nouveau house located right in the centre of Odda. It was completely refurbished in 2018 and today we are proud of a building that combines the beauty of the old design with modern comfort, including an elevator and Wi-Fi.
You have the choice between five well equipped holiday apartments and in the months of June, July and August, also an even more affordable mixed dormitory.

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Hotel Ullensvang

Hotel Ullensvang is a first class hotel, owned by the same family in 5 generations throughout more than 160 years. Located in beautiful surroundings in Lofthus and in Norway’s largest fruit orchard, Hardanger. The blossoming period is one of the most stunning periods, lasting from approximately mid May until mid June. The hotel is situated directly by the fjord, with a view over the Hardangerfjord and Folgefonna glacier. Also a good starting point for tours to Trolltunga.

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First Hotel Kinsarvik

First Hotel Kinsarvik is centrally located in Kinsarvik with a view to the Hardangerfjord. The hotel has 70 rooms, of which 8 are de luxe rooms and one is a suite. There is a bar with terrace, resataurant and garden. A large play room for children is open in the summer.

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Utne Hotel

Utne Hotel is one Norway’s oldest hotel in continual operation, licensed since 1722. It was founded in 1722 by Sergeant Børsem, who was granted permission by King Christian VII to operate an inn as partial payment after the great Scandinavian War. His family took over operations in 1787, running the hotel up until the end of 1995. Torbjørg Utne (1812 – 1903), known as “Mother Utne”, gave the hotel the distinctive character it has today.

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Hardanger House

Hardanger House in Jondal is a new hotel with the Hardangerfjord, Folgefonna glacier and majestic mountains as the nearest neighbor. The design hotel has nine rooms – all with furnished terraces and beautiful views of the fjord.

Hardanger House and Jondal are a good starting point for activities in the region throughout the year.

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Stana gard

Stana gard is situated by the Hardangerfjord at Stana, 3 km from Tyssedal and 9 km from the centre of Odda. There are 2 holiday houses, both with a panoramic view of the fjord, waterfalls and the Folgefonna glacier. Both houses are fully equipped and have nice patio areas with furniture and barbeque grills. The garden around the houses has fruit trees. Down by the fjord there is a quay and a boat available for guests. Stana gard is 9 km from Skjeggedal, the starting point for hiking to Trolltunga.

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Odda Camping

Odda camping is situated between to national parks. Surrounded by beautiful nature, quiet water, high mountains with peaks covered in snow, impressive waterfalls and a glacier, all within a few kilometres from the camping ground!

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Woodnest Odda Treehouse

Nestled in a warm luxury treehouse, at Woodnest, you will gaze out over the magnificent Hardanger fjord. With panoramic views of snow capped mountains, relax and watch the sunset, put your feet up and rest in the nest.
At Woodnest, there are two Treehouses, each having capacity for 4 persons. Inside you will find a double bed and two single beds. The treehouses are situated in the Norwegian woods overlooking the Hardanger fjord, in the beautiful town of Odda.

Photo: Woodnest – Odda Treehouse