Reinheimen Lodge

A bit surprised when we found out that there was no bath/toilet in the rooms/cabines. Also at first glans it looks a bit unfinnished. But… looks can decieve. First of all- the Spanish staff: what a service and warm welcome they gave. After 10 minutes all sceptical was forfotten. They were very welcomming and did all they could to make us feel good. We ended up with the small cabines, and we all slept really good in the very confy beds and nice temp. The shared baths/toilets was nice and clean👍 Great stay for a night this is, and we can gladely give our recomandation for this place 👍

I do not recommend this place. We ordered "Glamping tent" and to take the positive first, "the luxury of a hotel stay". Well, the double bed was good to sleep in. But: "From the tent opening you have a view of Breheimen National Park and Heggebottvatnet... Mountain view" Yes, there were some mountains in the background, but directly in front of the tent there was only loose material after filling and weeds down to a busy road between the tent and a water. "Free Wi-Fi" No! Not in the tent. Maybe it was free in the main house, but that's not where we stay when we've rented a glamping tent. The two Glamping tents they have are so close to each other that we clearly heard a man in a neighboring tent snoring loudly! Yes, some people manage to snore very loudly and it's probably something you can experience on a normal campsite, but this was supposed to be a luxury stay . In any case, I expect from "glamorous camping" that one will be able to fall asleep without lying and listening to snoring from a neighboring tent. The road ran about 50 meters in front of/below the tent and was busy all night! "You can use the sauna and showers freely" This was a big reason why I can bear to write this review. When we got up I was a bit frozen and asked for the sauna. Yes they could fire up (turn on an electric sauna heater) and that there was a small fee for use. (Not free, then! Direct error information!) Well, I waited half an hour, then the temperature had risen to 52 degrees (celsius). Not particularly hot, but we had to move on so I sat there until I warmed up. It is a tiny sauna that has room for 1 person lying down in its length. That means 2 people on each step. Several sitting yes, but this says something about how small the sauna was. When I had to pay, it turned out that the small fee was NOK 500 (45 Euro)!!! Accommodation at NOK 1,350,- (120 Euro) then Erik (the manager) clearly thinks that NOK 500,- (45 Euro) to turn on a sauna heater for half an hour is a small fee! I didn't remember then that it said "you can use freely"(badstu og dusjer benytter du fritt)... so :-((