Hotels With parking in Nordland, Norway

We stayed at Eliassen Rorbuer and chose the oceanfront superior cottage. The location of the resort is beautiful, peaceful, and well-situated. It’s easy to see why it was featured by Lonely Planet. That said, the oceanfront balcony area is also accessible to everyone, not just guests staying in the oceanfront units. So if you are cost-conscious, I would actually recommend choosing the non-oceanfront rooms, as you still get to enjoy the same views and access. The stay itself was comfortable and relaxing. The resort is eco-friendly, so do note that they do not provide amenities such as toothbrush, toothpaste, or slippers. They also do not provide cleaning / housekeeping services during your stay. The overall environment is natural, quiet, and lovely. Breakfast is too simple given the rate. Overall, it’s a beautiful and peaceful place. You can easily catch the aurora at the resort.

The room is clean, the location is good, there is free parking and the breakfast is good.

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.

Great location from and to the airport, accessible by walking distance. The room was a bit small and a bit cold. With no electric kettle. The gym was very well equipped and there is a dark internal terrace for enjoying the Northern Lights. Very good breakfast as well. Drinks and groceries available to buy all over the hotel.

I can say this hotel is fantastic. Mainly because most of the Nordic hotels are old, this is very new, the design is particularly good. The city is a niche tourist destination in Roftown, and there are few Chinese people in the local area. Adding money to set a sea view room with a balcony, it is really worth it, I saw the aurora on the balcony.

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).

The accommodation was good . It would be better if the room complimentary with coffee & tea in room. The breakfast also great.

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

The hotel's location is great, and the surrounding area is pleasant with convenient transportation. The room was clean and tidy, offering good value for money. The breakfast selection was decent, though the taste might be more suited for a European palate.