Hotels With parking in Nordland, Norway

Absolutely loved this hotel! The surroundings are incredibly photogenic, and the aurora often appears right on the mountain top across from the hotel. I even asked the front desk for aurora viewing recommendations, and they suggested a small church hill and by the pier. But honestly, you can just watch it from right outside the hotel. Otherwise, you'd have to head towards the city outskirts, and the two places they recommended weren't great, especially the small church – it was too cluttered with trees and rooftops. Plus, the hotel's lobby offers free 24-hour hot water, tea, and coffee, which is a huge bonus! I'm not sure if my room got an upgrade, but it felt much larger than I expected. The hotel has two floors, and the only downside is no elevator. So, it's best to pack your luggage strategically. If you're on the second floor, just take a few essentials up, and you can store your suitcase at the front desk. Of course, when checking in, if you're on the second floor, a staff member will help you with your bags, but you'll have to carry them down yourself when checking out. The hotel is about 600 meters from the pier and several large supermarkets, making shopping and getting around convenient. The parking lot is also spacious. All in all, fantastic value for money! (The aurora was visible above the red house in the third photo).

Our stay at Eliassen Rorbuer was incredibly satisfying overall, and definitely a memorable part of our Lofoten trip. The hotel is beautifully situated right by the sea, surrounded by the classic Lofoten mountain and sea scenery. Stepping out, you're greeted by a tranquil bay and charming red fishing huts – perfect for photos and incredibly atmospheric. The room itself retained the traditional features of a local fishing hut, while also being well-equipped with modern amenities, offering both character and comfort. The cleanliness was excellent, the bedding was neat, and it was pretty quiet at night, ensuring a good rest. The kitchen supplies were practical and very convenient for guests who wanted to do some light cooking. The staff were friendly and communicative, making the check-in process smooth and hassle-free. The hotel's location is also great; it's very convenient for self-driving, and the surrounding scenery is stunning, ideal for slowly soaking in Lofoten's natural beauty. All in all, this isn't just accommodation; it's more like a unique local travel experience. I highly recommend it for couples, families, or anyone specifically looking to immerse themselves in the Lofoten charm.

This is the third Thon chain hotel I've stayed at on this trip, and the WiFi password was conveniently the same across all of them. The room was a good size, spotlessly clean, and came with a kettle. There's a supermarket conveniently located nearby to stock up on essentials. Also, there's a Chinese restaurant by the sea; the food was decent, and it's the only Chinese restaurant on the island.

The hostel offers some conveniences but overall, I would rate it 3/5. Its location is a major advantage, with a shopping center and supermarket just a 5-minute walk away, making it easy to access essentials. However, the experience was marred by several issues. The hostel was difficult to find due to the lack of clear signage, which was frustrating upon arrival. Additionally, the noise insulation was very poor—I could hear footsteps and movement from upstairs throughout the night, which severely impacted my sleep and caused insomnia. While the hostel has potential, these issues need to be addressed to improve the overall experience. It’s a suitable choice for budget travelers prioritizing convenience, but light sleepers may want to consider other options.

Overall, a 10/10 experience! There are several free parking lots nearby, and the hotel provides a complimentary breakfast which was quite good in taste and quality – definitely recommended. The hotel staff were also very nice. The only inconvenience for me was that the hotel doesn't have an elevator, and I had two large suitcases to carry.

I stayed at Svinøya Rorbuer recently, and honestly, it was such a beautiful experience. Our cabin had the perfect view for catching the northern lights — we literally just looked out of the window and there they were, dancing above us. Pure magic. The cabin itself was spotless and felt really cosy. One of the heaters wasn’t working at first, but the team came over and sorted it immediately, which I really appreciated. Fast, friendly service makes all the difference, especially in the cold! Overall, a lovely stay. I’d happily go back in a heartbeat.

I extended my stay by one night. **Room:** For the first night, I was in a duplex room where the upstairs and downstairs shared a living room and kitchen. On the second night, I moved to a one-bedroom suite complete with a living room and kitchen. **Cleanliness:** Good. **Breakfast:** Plentiful. **Facilities:** The room for my first night was on the ground floor, which was convenient. However, my room for the second night was on the third floor with no elevator, making it quite a struggle with large luggage. The upside was a balcony with a fantastic view!

We'd booked a room for 5 with an extra bed on ***********, but when we reached the hotel, the lady at check-in informed us that in the Scandic Narvik system it was only a room for 2 people, that there was no other space available, and that in future, we should book directly with the hotel in order to avoid this happening again. In the end, she was able to find us a room, but it was such a terrible way to start off what was otherwise a brilliant stay in beautiful Narvik.

They went to this hotel on the road to Lofoten. Hotel New (even not on google street maps at that time), parking near it is paid (as everywhere in the city). The town is small and the hotel was unexpectedly good. A great restaurant with delicious breakfasts, a cozy room with a comfortable bed, a view.

I live in a small apartment with all the amenities. The receptionist was very helpful and took the initiative to help me carry my luggage. Location on the other side of henninsaver, some distance from the main street, heavy snow walking would be a bit strenuous. Outside the living room window is the sea and snow-capped mountains. Stayed for three days and was very comfortable