Hotels in Norway

Welcome to the Land of the Midnight sun. With 60% of Norway above the Arctic Circle, even the southern city of Oslo enjoys white nights in the summer… and black days in the winter. Norway is also a land of stunning vistas and vibrant cities, and Norway hotels are warm and inviting. A great way to find the perfect fit when it comes to your hotel in Norway is to use HotelsOne. Our website tells you which hotel rooms are close to Norway landmarks like the amazing Art Nouveau buildings in the city center of Ålesund, Norway and which hotel rooms are convenient to the all the convention centers and airports found in all the cities, so you can make your Norway reservations…without reservation. HotelsOne hotels run the gamut from sleek modern luxury hotel rooms in the capital city of Oslo, to old-fashioned more intimate hotel rooms within walking distance of Trondheim’s famous Gothic Nidarosdomen Cathedral.

A business hotel in the oil city of Stavanger can put you close to the Stavanger Forum Conference Center, as well as the city’s Iron Age homes, Stone Age caves and medieval Churches. A Norway hotel in Kristiansand can have you enjoying wonderful locally caught seafood at one of the restaurants of the ancient Fiskebrygga (fish market), while many hotels in Norway’s second largest city of Bergen are located near the vibrant nightclubs that make the city one of the country’s most fun. A hotel in Bergen might also be desirable if your mission is to visit Norway’s famous western fjords, and most hotels in Norway will allow you to experience a traditional Norwegian sauna. For those who want to see Viking tradition alive and well in the 21st Century, we would recommend a hotel room in the city of Haugesund. And it would be hard to find an Oslo landmark that wasn’t close to at least one HotelsOne hotel; Akershus Castle, the Oslo Parliament and the Oslo City Hall, to name a few.

Because Norway is so sparse (70,000 square meters to each person) many things to do in Norway are outdoors. Hiking over the barren, beautiful landscape in the summer and endless cross country skiing in the winter are just two of the many outdoor activities that both native Norwegians and visitors enjoy. In fact, staying in one of the hotels in the city of Skien, Norway will have you staying in the birthplace of the ski…and the birthplace of that other famous Norwegian export, Henrik Ibsen. So whether you’re looking for a luxury hotel, a budget hotel, a business hotel or hotels near Gardermoen Airport and many other airports, let HotelsOne help you find the perfect Norway hotel for you.