29/2 Aurland

In 2014, the old historic buildings on the farm were restored, and we opened our doors as a hotel and new buildings have also been built since then.  The hotel has ten rooms in four different buildings: ‘Fiskerhuset’ (the Fisherman’s Cabin), one of the oldest buildings in Aurland dating from the early 18th century, ‘Geitefjøsen’ (the Goat Barn), a combination of an 18th-century simple log dwelling and modern architecture, ‘Bestemorhuset’ (the Grandmother’s House), from the mid-18th century, and the main building, which was designed by Yngve Brakstad and built in 2013.  This is where the East Wing is located. Dinner is served in the old ‘Eldhuset’ (the Smokehouse). The hotel also has a reception area in the old pig pen in the barn, and a spa comprising a wood-burning sauna and hot tub in the garden. We also have kitchen gardens, an orchard, horse pasture and hen house where we collect eggs every day