The hotel chain that owns and operates some of Norway’s most charming hotels and fishermen’s cabins

Strand Hotel Fevik

Strand Hotel Fevik – perhaps the most beautiful hotel in Southern Norway

Molde Fjordhotell in the city of roses. Located at the far end of the pier

Grand Hotel in Åndalsens

Grand Hotel with a view of the Romsdalsfjorden and the Romsdalsfjella mountains.

Korsholmen – an exclusive islet close to Håholmen and The Atlantic road.

Refsnes Gods

Hotel Refsnes Gods – a 250-year-old manor in Moss

Ona Havstuer – a fishing village in the sea gap

Angvik Gamle Handelssted

A gem by the Tingvollfjord in Nordmøre

Reine Rorbuer in the western part of Lofoten

Gloppen Hotell – traditions dating back to 1866

Valldal Fjordhotell – a respite in everyday life

Sagafjord Hotel by the Hjørundfjord in the village of Sæbø on Sunnmøre

Nyvågar - Lofoten

Nyvågar is idyllically located in Kabelvåg

Håholmen by The Atlantic road – a protected fishing village

About Classic Norway Hotels

23 hotels and firshermen´s cabins

Classic Norway Hotels is a hotel chain that owns and operates some of Norway’s most charming hotels and cabins. The chain represents both historic hotels, stately estates, hotels in funk style, boutique hotels, rorbues and exotic small lighthouses with a distinctive character. Each hotel is located in scenic surroundings that highlight their individual history and unique culture. Common features are tailoring, quality awareness and a personal host.

-Classic Norway is now embarking on its biggest tourism investment in Lofoten to date. In 2024, eight new hotel buildings will be completed in Henningsvær. Here, the rooms will be in the luxury class.

Angvik Gamle Handelssted

Bjorli Fjellstuer

Things to do

With a personal hosting, we want to create new stories through exciting experiences linked to our nature, local culture and food traditions. Join us for something different, real and unique that gives you magical moments!

Art tour at Refsnes Estate

Join the tour and let yourself be inspired. The hotel has over 400 works of art which are placed in all hotel rooms and in all common areas.

Guided kayaking from Reine Rorbuer

There is absolutely no doubt that the best way to experience majestic pure is on one of our kayaking trips. The tour is carried out by our professional kayak guide who pads a fixed route that guarantees the very best view for all abilities.

Wine tasting

Experience our distinctive wine cellar with several thousand bottles of wine!

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This week’s selected destination

Our hotels are idyllically located in spectacular surroundings with a solid anchoring in each hotel’s history, culture and nature, this provides a unique setting for great experiences.

Experience the beautiful mountain hotel in Sæbø,

Located right on the edge of the pier and offering fantastic views of the wild and majestic nature surrounding the Hjørundfjorden. This area is a paradise for mountain enthusiasts, with everything from charming short hikes to the impressive Slogen, which towers 1564 meters above sea level. For an authentic experience, take a boat trip to the roadless and uninhabited village of Trandal, and visit the Storeide family who gained fame through the TV program “Der ingen skulle tru at nokon kunne bu” in 2017. If you prefer to enjoy stunning nature from the car, a drive through the narrow Norangsdalen is recommended, Norway’s narrowest valley. Have a great trip!

Sagafjord Hotel, Northwest Coast

Lighthouse vacations have become very popular!

Why not stay at a lighthouse and get a taste of the tough life the lighthouse keepers once lived, isolated for weeks at a time? Inside the lighthouse, you can enjoy the warmth and comfort while having an unbeatable view of the mighty forces of nature crashing against the cliffs. The group is transported by boat from the mainland to the lighthouse, where the rooms are distributed between the lighthouse keeper’s residence and the engine house. The hosts from Finnøy Bryggehotell are happy to set out crab traps in advance, which guests can pull up themselves. Our chefs take care of the cooking, and a long table is set in the Crab Shack. Regardless of the season, a dip in the wood-fired hot tub followed by relaxing time in the barrel sauna with a sea view is an exceptional experience. If you’re the “tough” type, you can also swim in the saltwater pool filled with natural water at each low tide. The pool maintains a few degrees. If you’re lucky, you can experience both the sunset and the sunrise.

Flatflesa Lighthouse, Nortwest Coast

Ramme and Ramme Fjord Hotel are almost impossible to describe in words

-it simply must be experienced! Book a stay at this lovely hotel and enjoy the hand-painted wallpapers and fine antiques in the hotel rooms. After checking in, I recommend taking a guided tour of Havlyst Park, which is arguably Norway’s most beautiful garden. It has been developed by shipping heir Petter Olsen over 50 years, and even if you’re accustomed to stunning garden experiences, this one will take your breath away. Here, you can also experience both natural and cultural history. Edvard Munch bought his summer residence by the fjord in 1910 and created some of his most popular works here. Part of his art can be seen in Ramme’s spectacular art gallery. At Ramme, they run an organic farm, serving organic dishes in the restaurant, and you can also purchase Ramme’s organic products at the café. The setting is perfect for a romantic stay, friend trips, conferences, and weddings.

Ramme fjordhotell, Eastern Norway