Hostels in Nordland, Norway

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.

A few youth hostels in Roftown, and have their own rooms, but the bathroom is shared. The design inside is great, the public area, kitchen, restaurant, have their own space, and live very comfortable. The rooms and bathrooms are also super clean and have heating. The price is also cheap. The room is comprehensive glass, the view is super good, and it is beautiful. There are also many activities available for guests to order, the sauna is very recommended, and there is a lake behind, there is no light damage here, if you are lucky, you can take the aurora here. In summer, there is self-funded food, and there is a cafe on the first floor. The location is on the side of E10 Road. If you are renting a car, it is recommended to stay here for one night.

Excellent and laid back place, with fabulous host.really enjoyed the SUPS, bikes and just relaxing in the common area. The views are awesome too. Would have loved to stay longer, and hope to come back!!!

A very charming hotel located in a small village right on the fjord. We had an apartment with a living room, bedroom, and a private bathroom. The living room had everything we needed, and the staff even provided salt upon request. The kitchen was fully equipped. The only downside was that everything was quite old – the fridge was antique, the kitchen looked dated, and the lamp on the wall above the stove was coming loose. However, it offered a wonderful view of the mountains and the fjord, and there was a private table outside the door to our room. A sauna was available nearby (for an additional charge). Ground coffee for the coffee maker was provided, but there was no tea or sugar. Additionally, there's a great spot for breakfast/dinner – a large table and chairs with an excellent grill, all sheltered from rain and wind. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay.

Really nice place for our 1st experience self driving to Norway and managed have a great time there.

Very good communication with the direction of overnating sandnessjøen. Good isolation and heating. Good room and a very large bed.