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Prisen. Som det meste i Norge var alt overpriset.

This is a cute little guest house in a picturesque mountain town. The area has a lot of history, and this location has been a functioning guest house for decades, run by the family for 5 generations. Staff is friendly and the food is amazing.

The stay was amazing. My only complaint is that our schedule didn't allow us to have more time here. I would definitely come back again at another time.

The breakfast bar was exceptional! We loved the varieties of bread and jams/jellies. Wonderful meats for the breakfast sandwiches. Loved the classical music and the candlelight for breakfast. The best thing was it was my birthday, and you made it truly magical!

The breakfast was great. The staff was great. The dinner was fantastic. The setting and views are amazing. I will be back and tell others to stay there!

Everything

This was the highlight of our 16 days in Scandinavia!

Amazing experience to live in an old timber cottage. You get a feeling of old Norway here.

When we arrived late in the evening, it was dark and raining, and we were unsure how to find the Chalet in the dark. The staff did not offer to guide us there. He clearly didnt want to go out and get wet, and instead tried to convince us to book a room in the house instead. The lighting was so bad outside that we had to drive a few rounds to find the chalet. Would've appriacted it if the staff of this premium price property would take his umbrella and torch light to show us. Superior breakfast wasnt superior at all. Infact it was quite disappointing. I dont know what normal people expect when you hear superior. But what we got was bread and some jams. That's basically it. I asked the waiter to make bacon and eggs. He did. but clearly not a trained chef. I can tell you what I expect when I hear superior: English breakfast, champagne, barista level coffee, warm food menu and pastries.

The four course dinner was delicious and beautifully presented! Ellen, the owner, told us the interesting history about the area before dinner. The next day she gave us a tour of the parsonage and chapel, which had been her childhood home. She made our stay so personal and special. It was a rainy fall day outside but inside it was cozy and we were able to sit by the fire for a relaxing morning.