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"This is a mountain lodge - rustic conditions outside, but you'll find a very comfy bed on the inside. Stayed in the hotel and had two twin beds with comforters. I am hot-blooded so the Comforter was a bit much for me, but my wife was cold with one, so she asked for another. Shower was excellent and powerful! Dinner was excellent and the breakfast was a Nordic continental. Cured Fish, Cold Cuts/Cheese, H.B.Eggs, cereal, fresh fruit, home baked bread and jams, etc. Healthy and it will keep you full while hiking. A bit out of the way, but isn't that what we are looking for in the wilderness? If it wan't so far from the US, I would be staying here on all of my hiking adventures."

"This was a great stop in between our stays in Oslo and Bergen. Lovely scenery and kind people. Would have loved to kayak, but did not have enough time."

"Perfect spot to stay to ride the Flåm train. Great breakfast and nice rooms. "

"Fantastic property, very close to Flam with a great view of the sea. The dinner and breakfast was delicious, when we return to Flam, we will definitely be staying here"

"This is an excellent hotel. A bit pricey but worth it. It’s a quaint little town in a very, very quaint hotel room was neat bathroom clean staff outstanding I suggest booking it."

"Amazing overnight stay at the Stalheim Hotel as a mid-point for our Norway-in-a-Nutshell tour. We absolutely loved the historic hotel. The lobby areas are wonderful for hanging out. Great service at the bar (as well as front desk and restaurant). We fell in love with the surrounding area - doing the hike to Nali and down the Stalheimskleiva winding road. Despite the age of the hotel, the rooms were very comfortable with nice showers and unbelievable views!"

"Wonderful hotel Anna did an amazing job helping me figure out kid-friendly hiking trails! Everyone had a great time."

"The outlook was superb, the grounds were beautiful, 100m from the train station."

"Amazing location Loved our stay Enjoyed all the dining options and visiting the Viking village "