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The food in the hotel is really expensive, especially for non norweigans. Food is directed to their pallets and tastes and dies not provide options for tourists and children from other places. You can spend any from £40 -£50 for lunch and the same for dinner per person. If you dont like food not much else in offer other than pot noddles. Went hungry quite few times. Drinks are crazy expensive. Beer costing around £12.

Room was small, breakfast, ok, staff nuce.

Beautifully converted old tradition farm house. Clean, warm and good kitchen and bathroom. However, when I booked it, I thought the breakfast is included, but there was an automatic message came in straight away ask if I need breakfast. I sent multiple messages during 2 weeks time with no answer at all. At the time we get there, we were told breakfast is not included, it will be 400NOK per person.

We were looking forward to our visit, but were left somewhat disappointed. The hotel is very tired and in need of renovating. The room didn’t have the facilities advertised with no coffee tea making facilities or kettle. (With an expectation you buy a coffee for 55NOK!) Decoration was very worn and poorly done. Door handles for the terrace coming away from door. Bathroom was actually a very very small wet room. So everything in the room got wet when you showered. Beds were old and had gone soft so not that comfortable. No bedding provided for the sofa bed. The staff were doing their best. They were always polite and responsive. The food in the restaurant was good but didn’t match the menu? Breakfast was good but choice was a little limited. Only one Tesla charger available so unable to charge my car as another person in a Tesla was plugged in for entirety of our stay. Overall a disappointing visit not what we were expecting for a junior suite! The photos used on the website are misleading and do the best job I have seen in making the place look modern and fresh. It isn’t. Not the standard you expect of BW and of a 4 star hotel. (At best 2 stars)