Hotels in Norway

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How to choose a good hotel in Norway?

Homeland of the Vikings - Norway is famous for its natural beauty, fishing industry, high standard of living and hardly the highest prices in Europe. But any high cost is more than compensated by the quality and variety of recreation. Here is the enchanting beauty of the Norwegian fjords, and the mesmerizing view of the northern lights, and the romance of the white nights and the world famous Trolltunga. The local ski resorts are considered some of the best in the world, and the number of seafood delicacies for which Norwegian restaurants are famous will satisfy even the most demanding gourmet.

The sights of Norway will not leave anyone indifferent, because people and nature worked equally to create them. One vacation is hardly enough to visit all the iconic places, but if we talk about the most-most tourist must-haves in Norway, then these include:

  • Norwegian fjords - Sogne, Geiranger, Lyse, Hardanger, etc.;
  • Bryggen in Bergen;
  • Vigeland Park and Royal Palace in Oslo;
  • Preikestolen Rock on the Lysefjord;
  • Haakon Haakonsson and Rosencrantz Tower;
  • wooden church in Urnes;
  • Troll Way;
  • Stigfossen Falls.

Add to this list a colossal number of museums, exhibition centers and galleries, and an exciting tourist route has been built.

Norway has an impressive high cost of living. However, the high prices here are offset by excellent service and a wide range of housing options. There are fashionable hotel chains, designer historic hotels housed in old buildings with appropriate interiors, traditional huts or farms, and even fishing lodges - robu.

The most affordable accommodation is hostels familiar to Europe. The cost of living in them ranges from 40-50 euros, depending on the city. A room in a modest 2-star hotel in Oslo will cost at least 60 euros, and the cost of living in a good three-ruble note will be at least 70 euros per night.

The cheapest room in a 5-star hotel in Oslo will cost at least 150 euros, and Norway is pleased to offer luxury options for those who like to live in a big way - accommodation in historic hotels will ease your wallet by up to 300 euros per day.

Hotelhunter will help you to book a hotel in Norway. With it you can easily find a suitable option, compare hotels by prices, star rating, location, etc.

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Answers to questions about hotels in Norway

Documents upon check-in

Arriving at the hotel, the guest must show the administrator a passport, a document confirming the booking and a bank card.

Can I book several rooms using my name?

Only one room can be booked per name. If you need to book several rooms, then in this case you will need to indicate in the application the full names of those people who will live there.

Is it possible to choose a floor by yourself?

No, the booking systems do not have an option to select the floor in the hotel. The floor can be indicated in the wishes or notes to the request or by contacting the hotel directly and specifying the possibility of obtaining a room on the desired floor. If you are traveling out of season, when the demand for rooms is moderate, hotels meet the wishes of customers.

What is included in the accommodation cost?

The accommodation price includes all services listed on the booking website. You need to click on the name of the room to view their list. In many hotels breakfast, basic taxes, additional tourist taxes are included in the price. All this can be seen by clicking on the "Terms" button, and this information is also duplicated in the booking confirmation, which is sent to your e-mail after placing an order.

Non-refundable tariff - what is it?

A non-refundable rate is a rate in which a room is booked at the lowest price, but a prepayment is required, which is not refundable in case of cancellation.

Why are 5 star hotels different in different countries?

The star rating standards were adopted in 1989 at the session of the World Tourism Organization, but since then the standard of living has increased and options previously classified as luxury have become commonplace. Therefore, 4-star hotels often catch up with 5-star hotels in terms of comfort. In some countries, in addition to the general ones, there are national standards for assigning stars that are advisory in nature.

Booking cancellation policy

We always try to find the right conditions for our clients. In almost all cases, you can cancel your booking for free one day before check-in time. In addition, there are additional offers that allow you to cancel your booking one hour before the check-in time. There are situations when customers book rooms for the dates they need at a big discount. In this case, cancellation may be charged and you will have to pay a fine When the high season in Norway starts, the rooms are being "bought up" faster. Hotels tend to tighten conditions to minimize cancellation We recommend that you review the cancellation policy before booking your accommodation during high-demand periods. All information is presented in the section "Cancellation Policy".

How do I book a room with Hotelhunter?

In the window that opens, fill in the search parameters: country, city, dates and other wishes. The Hotelhunter service will give you relevant offers with an indication of the cost, from which you will choose what suits you. Hotelhunter will redirect you to the booking site that gives the offer you are interested in Norway: Booking, Agoda, Expedia, etc. To complete your booking follow the further instructions on the website.

Late check out and early check in

This is possible if the hotel is not 100% full. Conditions should be checked with the hotel itself. This service is often paid.

What is the difference between a Deluxe room and a Junior Suite?

The suite is more expensive, as it has a larger area and a more convenient layout, but each hotel may have additional nuances.

Most common hotel room categories

The most common room categories are: Single (SGL) - a single room or accommodation for one person in a double room. Double (DBL) - a double room with one bed (double). Twin (TWN) - a double room with two beds (2 single beds). Triple (TRPL) - a triple room (3 single beds or 1 double bed and 1 single). DBL + EXB (Extra bed) - triple accommodation (1 double or 2 single beds plus one extra single bed). Duplex is a two-level room. De luxe - a superior room. Differs from standard rooms in large size, improved furnishings, view from the window. Junior Suite - a one-room suite with a fenced-off sleeping place of superior comfort. It differs from De luxe in larger area and more luxurious furnishings. Suite - a two-room superior room. Senior Suite - a two-room or three-room suite (living room + 1 or 2 bedrooms) superior room (superior suite). It may differ from the Suite in larger area, additional services and equipment Executive Suite - a suite with two or more bedrooms. May differ from Senior Suite in larger area, additional services and equipment. King Suite - "Royal suite". Has 2 bedrooms, a living room, a meeting room or a work room.

How long does the hotel wait for the guest after checkout time?

It all depends on the hotel you have chosen. Each hotel has its own conditions of check-in, therefore, before making a payment, we recommend that you familiarize yourself with them in detail. Most hotels will wait for you until 00:00 on the day of arrival, if you have not indicated the exact time of arrival when booking.

Is the price per room or per person on your website?

On our site, the accommodation cost in Norway is indicated for the room as a whole, taking into account the number of people that you specified during the search. Also, please note that the search results do not include additional services - for example, such as accommodation with a pet, provision of an extra bed, SPA procedures, etc.

Do I need a deposit upon check-in?

The deposit in the hotels in Norway is rarely charged. This is the prerogative of the apartments, where, upon check-in, the amount is frozen on the guest's bank card in case of compensation for damaged property or if 100% payment has not been made for the room.

Why is your room rate lower than on the official website of the hotel?

On the official websites of hotels, the base price is most often offered, while in hotel booking systems (Hotels, Agoda, Booking, Expedia, etc.) there are almost always special offers and discounts. And since Hotelhunter finds and compares prices in all hotel booking systems at once, taking into account promotional and discount offers, prices here may be lower than on the official websites of hotels.

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