The property was absolutely stunning and such a cozy tucked away gem. Every staff member we met was incredibly kind and welcoming and made us feel like they could grant our every wish. It was raining most of our visit however we hardly noticed as the living spaces were so welcoming.

great dinner, friendly staff, historic hotel

The dinner was expensive but delicious and unique. The lobby is nice and peaceful. The view of the fiord.

Everything. The room was extremely small and dirty. We booked a bigger room and payed extra for it but got the cheaper room and a smaller one. We tried to fix it with the manager but with no success. There were no toiletry or a cattle to make coffee or tea. The bathroom and the shower were impossible to use. Hair dryer had no socket near the mirror. In total, the place is badly managed. It is a nice house but a terrible hotel. I deeply recommend to find somewhere else to stay in the area.

Nice breakfast, nice view from the room, large parking next to the hotel. Friendly staff. Delicious dinner, vegetarian dinner could have been more special. Quiet. A dog is allowed.

I didn’t like the carpet and the rugs in the room. The double bed under the roof doesn’t look inviting, the person close to the roof has to climb over the other iin order to get out. The stairs to the second flloor are so steep that my dog refused to walk down and had to be carried. The speech before dinner was a bit awkward and forced.

The staff, the dinner food was wonderful both nights, the decor of the building, the location! Even on a foggy day the views were gorgeous!

Nothing!

location amazing.....a truly authentic experience with the best food we had in Norway!!!

that we did not stay longer!

very good location

Small room in the attic with squeaky floor and door, barely able to to the move inside

location

overpriced / average food

Location / view and lovely communal seating areas. Staff were friendly. Hotel has a n interesting history.

Very expensive, hotel needs an update and thorough clean. Bathroom quite tight. A bit loud at night when locals come for drinks.

This is a very special place. From an American perspective it’s more like a boutique B&B. the rooms are all unique. You can sauna just down from the hotel and plunge into the glacial water of the fjord. Our room was a family room on the road side, so a bit nosy with a tractor at work in the afternoon and a couple of morning trucks moving through for the start of a work day… fjord views probably quieter. Fjærland is so lovely and super peaceful.

The bathrooms are small and if you are on the third floor the staircase is super narrow so a big bag is not easy to bring to your room. We could have had another table in our room, we had a family room and for all of us there was just one small bedside table.

Beautiful setting with an interesting history and super friendly staff!

My friend and I got really bad food poisoning from the dinner here, so I wouldn't recommend the restaurant, but the staff were so kind and helpful when we were sick and let us check out a couple of hours late.

The 3 course dinner was amazing! The breakfast was phenomenal and itʻs special attention to providing our meal with products from the village. The view of the fjord topped off our perfect stay!

location, view, service, everything! Greet place! hated to go.

liked everything. great experience.

The dinner was fabulous. Terrific chef. Very baeutiful setting

The bathroom--the bath/shower was a hazard.

Great staff. Homely feeling. well-integrated with the thriving local community. Location at the fjord was great. Many options for hikes. Direct bus to the glacier museum and glacier. Food was better than any we had on our trip.

Nothing

location of the hotel is superb. on the fjord with amazing view

we did hot have hot water in the room and the heat did not work. it took some hours for them to fix it. dinner was expensive and not so tasty. Salad had live warm in it and we were told that it because food is organic... no TV anywhere and breakfast was very modest and in very small portions...

Patio has the best views of the fjord and also the glacier. really chill vibes. like staying in a lovely library/sitting room. vintage and antique furniture everywhere but well cared for and well maintained. the meals are sourced locally can they have beer, wine and cider. we kayaked and went to the glacier after our stay it was one our most relaxed days in Norway. recommend the glacier museum as well. so happy we stayed here.

Many times we are all looking for an “authentic experience”. Fjaerland Fjordstove hotel is a rare manifestation of an authentic home and staff called an hotel. It’s a real gem. Beautiful house located a few meters from the fjord, decorated with restored local furniture sets the ambiance and Inna and her staff fill it with stories that made our stay a perfect one. Don’t miss the talk just before dinner. It’s both amusing and enlightening.

Nothing. We were made aware while booking that it’s an old building without elevators so we were not surprised. However guests should pay attention to this fact.

Incredibly charming hotel in a gorgeous location. We had dinner at the hotel both nights that we stayed. The food was delicious, albeit quite pricey. But, this is Norway, and we didn't expect cheap eats.

You must request the cleaning service. It is not automatic. They do tell you this at check-in.

Fjaerland Fjordstove Hotel is a whole experience from the magnificent and picturesque location, to the quirkiness of the accommodation, to the storytelling in the lounge, dinner and staff. Would highly recommend 😊