Nusfjord Arctic Resort

Absolutely beautiful property set in the most spectacular of settings. The food and service were exquisite. A must stay if visiting the Lofoten Islands. We will be back for the Northern Lights.

This is such a charming, welcoming, character hotel. We loved it. The staff were so helpful and knowledgeable. Got lots of ideas for hikes. The two room cabin was lovely. As a vegetarian they tried hard and meals were tasty. They need to remember that vegetarian does not mean vegan, and they can expand their repertoire!

A beautiful spot on Lofoten. Views and comfort are top notch art this resort. A magical experience.

We loved the service and food at this hotel. Location is secluded and beautiful. Much more quiet than the town of Reine. For a hotel that is under the Small Luxury Hotel Group, we were surprised that the mattresses were so soft. In fact, it is the softest mattress I've ever slept on (and I stay at 20 hotels a year). For people who are visiting Lofoten for hiking, a soft mattress can ruin a hike. It ruined my hike as the soft mattress gave me a sore back. Food: Breakfast was delicious, with a beautiful view of the water. Dinner - also delicious, but portions for some dishes were puny (such as the langoustine - only one langoustine per serving) and the chicken thigh was the size of a forefinger. Service: efficient and responsive.

Perfect stay for a few days in the Lofoten islands. The cabins are spacious, have a comfortable living area and great views of the Fjord. Restaurant Karolina and the bakery are both excellent. The Pizzeria in the resort is also excellent. All the people who work here were very courteous, helpful and professional. Go for the cabins, stay for the food and explore the hiking trails.

Outstanding stay in Nusfjord. We loved our one bedroom cabin with living room. The accommodation was very clean and cosy. We appreciated the number of hooks and hangers to accommodate clothing damp from the rain. The bathroom was well appointed. The robes and slippers came in handy for use at the spa. Hot tubs, sauna, and cold plunge were wonderful; we especially appreciated the unlimited use after 4pm (no need to reserve). The view from the hot tubs was stunning and relaxing. The en suite Nespresso machine was a welcome start to the morning. The food at the restaurant was excellent; we didn't have any problems with the limited selection. Breakfast was excellent with multiple choices to suit the varied dietary requirements and desires of our group. Some reviewers complain about the cost; we found the cost typical for Lofoten. The village was great for a day of exploring. The vanilla custard rolls at Hansines Bakeri are not to be missed. We spend a morning in sea kayaks/ SUPs; what a wonderful way to explore the fjord. I did not know what to expect for the RIB boat; it's like a roller coaster-- exhilarating and fun. We got to see several sea eagles up close; don't hesitate to book the RIB boat. Some reviewers wrote that being in the harbor cottages was like being in a zoo; yes, tourists do come close to the cabins, need to keep your curtains drawn, but the harbor closes to tourists in the early evening, and most of the day you should be out exploring anyway. I hadn't realized that Nudfjord Arctic Resort had been featured on the BBC until I came to write this review; it's truly deserving of the accolade. Our group stayed at 3 other accommodations in Lofoten, and we unanimously agreed that Nusfjord Arctic Resort was the best of the best. 100% recommend. Would love to come back.

This was a lovely place. Views were endless. Absolutely loved the charm. Everything was clean and well cared for. The place was quaint. The beds were comfortable and the shower was warm with great water pressure. It was very quiet and peaceful!