Hotels With parking in Nordland, Norway

Arrived in the evening and check in was fast. The balcony facing the water is nice, but there is a bad smell from the water sometimes. There is also noise from the water system in the toilet and you can hear people in the hallway, but wasn't a huge issue to me. I was satisfied with everything else and no complains for a short stay. Parking right outside the hotel costs maximum 300NOK a day.

Stayed in one of these unbelievably picturesque red cabins, and it exceeded every expectation. The cabin itself is incredibly cozy, featuring a spacious living room that is perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring.To top it all off, the location is unbeatable—my son was lucky enough to catch the stunning aurora right in front of our cabin! The kitchen comes fully equipped with everything you need. When we noticed a loose pan handle, the admin went above and beyond by replacing it with a brand-new pan immediately—the customer service is top-notch! Check-in and check-out were completely seamless, and the location could not be more perfect. Highly recommend!

The bed was very comfortable, the room was clean, and the breakfast was incredibly rich. The location is especially good, right by the harbor, and only a five-minute walk to the city center. The surrounding scenery is beautiful, making it the perfect choice for accommodation in Lofoten.

The location is right next to the center of leknes. There is a supermarket and a gas station. The room is very clean. This should be more popular. The guestbook has languages in various countries. The kitchen is very easy to use. It is suitable for people who don’t like sandwich hot dogs to cook their own meals. Hahaha.

I took bus 300 from EVE airport to the hotel. I got off at the 'Circle K station' and walked across the parking lot to the hotel, which was very close. However, when I left, the navigation said it would take 7-8 minutes to walk to the next bus stop. I found this a bit confusing. I saw other reviews mentioning that the hotel would send an email with a check-in code before arrival, but I never received one! I had to proactively contact Ctrip while on the bus to the hotel, and only then did I receive the check-in email from the hotel just before arriving. The hotel elevator is quite unique and hard to spot unless you look carefully. It's right next to the sofa in the public area, but there's no clear sign! Many people searched for a long time, and the elevator requires manual operation. The room size is a bit small, with a private bathroom. For Svolvær, where prices are high, this price point offers great value for money! Crucially, breakfast is included. While the variety isn't huge, the quality is good, which I really liked. Each floor has a communal kitchen, but unfortunately, the induction hob in the kitchen next to our room wasn't working. Finding the communal laundry room was quite a hassle. There was no one at the front desk at the time, and I couldn't find any other staff members, so I had to ask Ctrip customer service for help. The customer service even misled us to another building, where the laundry room lacked detergent and had very few washing machines. Later, after asking other guests, I found out there's a large laundry room near the hotel entrance, complete with laundry powder. The hotel didn't clearly explain the location of the laundry room, which was a poor experience.

I was given a perfect cabin facing the sea with a mountain view. The location is actually quite close to town - around 15min walk. Just to cross the bridge takes some energy as the elevation was quite high especially with luggage. The cabin is fully furnished and the doorway and toilet is heated during winter. Can even walk down to the seashore. We were lucky to see Lady Aurora just outside our cabin. Service wise was excellent as any inquiries were promptly replied.

A Twin room for a good price. Breakfast was amazing and the hotel is located close to everything you need. Trainstation, supermarket, restaurants and bars and since Bøde isn’t that big. You’ll be on a hiking trail before you know.

We stayed right by the pier in a small fishing village. The supermarket nearby had amazing and cheap steaks and cod, which was perfect for us to cook ourselves since we had two suites for 7 people. One of the suites had a huge living room, which was great for our friends' gathering. Highly recommended!

We'd booked a room for 5 with an extra bed on ***********, but when we reached the hotel, the lady at check-in informed us that in the Scandic Narvik system it was only a room for 2 people, that there was no other space available, and that in future, we should book directly with the hotel in order to avoid this happening again. In the end, she was able to find us a room, but it was such a terrible way to start off what was otherwise a brilliant stay in beautiful Narvik.

First of all, this hotel is located in Auer, a popular spot for visitors to Lofoten! I would recommend staying in Auer or Reine. But to be honest, this hotel really surprised me. The rooms have kitchens, complete with stoves and tableware, and they were very clean, making it convenient to cook your own meals. Our room was a one-bedroom apartment, very cozy! And on a clear day, it's an absolutely amazing spot for aurora viewing!! The only downside is that there doesn't seem to be a hairdryer; you can ask about it at check-in. Overall, this was a highly recommended accommodation experience, especially for travelers who want to get close to nature and experience the charm of a fishing village. Highly recommended!!