Hotels near Gausvik

Hardanger House has free bikes, fitness center, a garden and terrace in Jondal. Offering a restaurant, the property also features a bar, as well as a sauna.

linda

United States of America

The restaurant is excellent but there is a pre-set menu each night and no other dining options.

Offering a garden, Trolltunga/Folgefonna Camp house features accommodations in Jondal. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking. The accommodation offers a 24-hour front desk....

Scott

Japan

The location, the cabin, the available facilities and things we could use (fishing rods, bicycles, toiletries), it was all amazing! The host was also very welcoming and encouraged us to use the fishing rods, even helped us find our way up one of the mountains nearby! The area is super secluded, so if that's something you enjoy I totally recommend this place!

Featuring a garden, Apartment by the fjord offers accommodations in Storekra. This beachfront property offers access to a patio, free private parking, and free Wifi.

This hotel is in Øystese Village, on the shore of the Hardangerfjord. It offers a restaurant and for additional cost pool and sauna access. All rooms have a flat-screen TV and some feature a balcony.

Shlomi

Israel

Nice and helpful staff, good size room, central location

Centrally located in Rosendal by the Hardanger Fjord, this waterfront hotel offers a restaurant, bar and terrace with panoramic views.

Sean

United States of America

Great location, great breakfast, clean room, dock and stairs into fjord. Beautiful glassed-in outdoor seating. Luggage storage so we could explore unencumbered. Bus stop across the street.

With an beautiful location by the Hardangerfjord, this elegant hotel features traditional décor, a waterfront garden and free Wi-Fi. The impressive Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall is a 5-minute drive away....

swess

United States of America

The breakfast was the largest and best free breakfast we have ever had at a hotel! The historic side of the hotel was fantastic for a coffee/tea break and meals. We had a very large (two-bedroom) suite in the newer wing of the hotel. It included a kitchen where we baked a supermarket pizza one evening. The balcony had a beautiful view looking down the fjord.

Located right by The Hardangerfjord, Hardanger Feriesenter offers barbecue facilities and free WiFi. Opening to a terrace with mountain views, all units are fitted with a kitchen with an oven.

Jennifer

Canada

Great location, lots of space, heated bathroom floor

Gjøa Motell features free WiFi and views of sea in Rosendal. There's a restaurant serving Local cuisine, and free private parking is available.

Shi Ying

Singapore

The location was brilliant! Conveniently located near the ferry terminals and 2 supermarket in the area. Easy to find and easy to check in and check out. Hot water and heater in the room is great. The view was awesome too.

Featuring a garden, Bjørnebu- Ski in-ski out features accommodations in Kvam. This property offers access to a patio, free private parking, and free Wifi.

Providing a garden, Rosendal Hyttetun provides accommodations in Rosendal. This beachfront property offers access to a terrace, free private parking, and free Wifi.

Stella Jeanne

United States of America

Just as it says, this is a camping ground with cabins for rent. The campground has a main building with a beautiful kitchen and lots of communal showers and a free washer and dryer (bring your own laundry soap). Kitchen has no spices whatsoever, so if you are cooking your meal, have all the spices/cooking oil you need. It is a 40 minute walk to Rosendal Kai (where you get the boat to Salmon Eye & town center with stores). There are buses, but they dont run often so check the schedule. The hike to town is beautiful if the weather is kind, and you'd have to hike for about 10 mins on the highway until the sidewalk appears at Neslia Bus stop. The grounds are very beautiful and peaceful. I never thought that I'd be camping by myself, but for that incredible Iris restaurant experience, it's worth it. Rosendal is a sleepy town, and it seems to me that restaurants are barely open, and if they are the choice for food is quite small. Maybe the town is open more during the weekends? But if you're here on the weekdays, I'd say having access to a full kitchen to make your own food is essential. Public transportation from Stavanger to here is possible (5.5 hrs), and so is public transportation out to Oslo (7.5 hrs). It's multiple bus/ferry transfers, but the ride is amazingly picturesque you dont want to sleep during the entire time.