"Enjoyed our time spent and the lodging. The location was perfect as a base for our itinerary in the region. Good dinner recommendations that worked out well and we loved the hike that starts right from the hotel. Would stay here again if we make it back to the area (which we certainly hope to do)."
"Enjoyed our time spent and the lodging. The location was perfect as a base for our itinerary in the region. Good dinner recommendations that worked out well and we loved the hike that starts right from the hotel. Would stay here again if we make it back to the area (which we certainly hope to do)."
"This hotel in Ure was the absolute perfect stop during my road trip through the Lofoten Islands. It felt like a true hidden gem tucked away from the busier spots, offering total peace and incredible surroundings.
Everything about the property feels modern, sleek, and high-quality. The common areas were a huge plus—having access to full kitchen facilities allowed me to cook a cozy meal, and having laundry facilities available mid-trip was a lifesaver.
The highlight had to be the morning host...
"This hotel in Ure was the absolute perfect stop during my road trip through the Lofoten Islands. It felt like a true hidden gem tucked away from the busier spots, offering total peace and incredible surroundings.
Everything about the property feels modern, sleek, and high-quality. The common areas were a huge plus—having access to full kitchen facilities allowed me to cook a cozy meal, and having laundry facilities available mid-trip was a lifesaver.
The highlight had to be the morning host...
"Emplacement et vue idéaux , place de parking incluse dans le prix de la chambre . L’ équipement de la cuisine est minimaliste ( 1 poêle, 1 casserole ), salle de bain : il manque la porte de douche , de l’ eau répandue sur tout le sol. Concernant la taille de la chambre pour 4 : 1 m de distance entre les lits superposés et le lit double collé au mur . Pour 1 nuit c’ est bien , manque de confort pour 1 séjour plus long"
"Emplacement et vue idéaux , place de parking incluse dans le prix de la chambre . L’ équipement de la cuisine est minimaliste ( 1 poêle, 1 casserole ), salle de bain : il manque la porte de douche , de l’ eau répandue sur tout le sol. Concernant la taille de la chambre pour 4 : 1 m de distance entre les lits superposés et le lit double collé au mur . Pour 1 nuit c’ est bien , manque de confort pour 1 séjour plus long"
"Fantastic place, the owner and his staff were absolutely fantastic, fun to be around, great to talk to, and attentive to anything I needed if I find myself In Lofoten again I will be here"
"Fantastic place, the owner and his staff were absolutely fantastic, fun to be around, great to talk to, and attentive to anything I needed if I find myself In Lofoten again I will be here"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
"This hotel in Ure was the absolute perfect stop during my road trip through the Lofoten Islands. It felt like a true hidden gem tucked away from the busier spots, offering total peace and incredible surroundings.
Everything about the property feels modern, sleek, and high-quality. The common areas were a huge plus—having access to full kitchen facilities allowed me to cook a cozy meal, and having laundry facilities available mid-trip was a lifesaver.
The highlight had to be the morning host response: they brought a thoughtful, cute basket of breakfast right to my room, which was such a personal and welcoming touch. My only regret is that I didn't book more nights here. Highly recommend to anyone traveling through Lofoten!"
"We loved staying at Lofoten Basecamp! We flew into Leknes and rented a car, so it was an easy drive to LB. It was located right before the Napp Tunnel, which is currently undergoing renovations so please make sure you research the traffic closures if you plan on using that tunnel. We had a Superior Double room cabin which was clean, spacious, lots of windows, had a nice patio area and really nice views. The bathroom had plenty of counter space, radiant heated floors and a spacious shower. We stayed at the end of the summer season at the beginning of September so it wasn’t crowded and we had no issues parking. The staff was great and gave up very useful information. We reserved the sauna on our last day and it was spacious, worked well and had great light and views. All in all, we would stay again and definitely in one of the Superior rooms."
"Staying here is more an experience than a straight hotel stay. You are in an amazingly beautiful part of the world.
4 night stay for us and the cabins are very cozy, yet simply furnished.
Breakfast was good, great selection, only feedback to management would the hot food selection needs to be hotter, not lukewarm.
Staff were really good across the resort.
Sauna is very rustic and perfect at the end of the day, another note to management is to put a step within the 2 hot tubs as i witnessed guests struggling to get in/out of tub due to the size of the step from decking to tub seating.
On site food options are limited after 6.00pm to either fine dining or pizza."
"Lofoten Cottages in Nusfjord was one of the absolute highlights of our trip to the Lofoten. The elevated cottages are beautifully designed, spotless, and situated right on the water, offering breathtaking views of the fjord. Waking up to the peaceful scenery in the morning felt almost unreal.
The breakfast, which was included in the rate, was an exceptional experience in itself. The carefully curated selection of fresh, high-quality food was far beyond anything we expected. Every detail was thoughtfully prepared, making breakfast feel like a luxury dining experience rather than a standard hotel breakfast.
The location in the historic village of Nusfjord makes the experience even more special. The village is charming and picturesque, with beautiful traditional fishing cabins, stunning scenery, and a wonderful bakery. This property is truly special and offers the perfect blend of comfort, authenticity, and luxury. I would highly recommend staying here to anyone visiting Lofoten.
The restaurant is also a must-visit. Be sure to make a dinner reservation in advance. The combination of cozy surroundings, stunning fjord views, impeccable service, and exceptional cuisine creates a truly elevated dining experience. If you're looking for a memorable and unique place to stay in Lofoten, this is it. We cannot recommend it highly enough.
One question for the team: What brand are the pillows? They were incredibly comfortable and provided some of the best sleep we've had while traveling!"
"Positive: the hotel was allocated in an old dock and our room faced the mountain and ocean which was very nice. Breakfast was quite good but not many hot food options. The bathroom was modern and has two shower points so it is a plus for couples! We had dinner at the hotel restaurant and the food was quite good but pricey ( well nothing is not pricey in Norway!!)
Negative: The bed was too soft and the bathroom sink was too shallow. The spout of the tap was too long and as a result it was very hard to wash your hands or use the sink without spillage.
Our room was on the first floor and there is no lift."
What's it like to stay at an apartment in Gravdal?
You'll find plenty of places to stay with in Vestvågøy, with 129 lodging choices including 15 apartments.
Why should you consider an apartment versus a traditional hotel?
Often offering more space than a traditional hotel room, an apartment comes equipped with a kitchen, so you can cook some of your meals. Apartments are ideal for families who want the conveniences of home but also for couples who want to stay in a quieter area.
What's a favorite apartment for my stay in Gravdal?
What will the weather be like when I travel to Gravdal?
Weather is only one factor, but it can really affect your travel plans, especially if you're planning an extended stay in Gravdal. The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 52°F, while the coldest months are February and January with an average of 35°F. Average annual precipitation for Gravdal is 41 inches.
What are the must-see places to visit in Gravdal?
While you're exploring the area, Hauklandstranda and Rambergstranda are a couple of picturesque spots to get outside and enjoy nature. In the larger area, you'll find Hurtigruten Ferry Terminal Stamsund and Lofotr Viking Museum.
What's the best way to get to and around Gravdal?
Knowing a bit about the transportation options can you save you a headache when you get to your destination. Fly into Leknes (LKN), which is located 3.1 mi (5 km) from the heart of the city. You can also search for flights into Svolvaer (SVJ-Helle), which is 30.3 mi (48.8 km) away. If you'd like to venture out around the area, consider renting a car to take in more sights.