Suites and rooms

Step inside a world treasuring the olden times, when travelling meant introspective discovery, long days of reading and hiking adventures in tweed. Kaiser Wilhelm, Queen Maud, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Roald Amundsen… all fell in love with our country right here. Stay in the main house, where the rooms carry the names of those who came before – or find your own corner of Øye among the traditional farm buildings in the garden.

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The garden cottages

A rustic bedroom with a stone fireplace, wood paneled walls, a cozy white armchair and ottoman, and a four-poster bed.

Garden Suite

Mountain and garden view
Fireplace and bathtub
40 square meters

A bedroom featuring a white bed with floral quilt and bench, set against a light brown paneled accent wall decorated with a lantern and wreath.

Garden Junior Suite

Mountain and garden view
Fireplace and bathtub
40 square meters

A woman reads a book in a cozy, wood-paneled bedroom, framed by a doorway.

Garden Deluxe Double

Mountain or garden view
Sitting area
18 square meters

Character and comfort

The main house

A richly decorated room with floral wallpaper covering a sloped ceiling, matching curtains, a crystal chandelier, and comfortable armchairs around a coffee table, lit by sunlight.

Suite

Fjord, mountain or garden view
Balconies
58 square meters

A person reads a newspaper in a lavish four-poster bed.

Junior Suite

Fjord, mountain or garden view
Balcony
From 25 square meters

A white bed with a cream headboard next to a light blue paneled wall, partially covered by a striped valance with a blue floral pattern, and a wall lamp on the right.

Deluxe Room

Fjord, mountain or garden view
Bathtub
From 20 square meters

A traditional bedroom with patterned walls, a dark wood bed, and an ornate mirror.

Classic Room

Mountain view
Sitting area
From 15 square meters

Your own private cottage

Torestova

Just steps from the hotel in the middle of the idyllic hamlet of Øye, Torestova is a beautifully preserved log house steeped in Norwegian tradition. With its grass roof and traditional construction it feels rooted in both the history and natural surroundings – and with space for eight, a kitchenette, dining room and two bathrooms, it makes a truly special base for families and groups travelling together.

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