Røisheim Hotel & Skysstasjon

What an utter treat the staff, in particular the main chef, and environment are. The rooms are basic but in the best possible way. There is a charm in its simplicity. The beds are comfortable, the duvet good quality. But the glory of this gem is the dining experience. We had dinner there our first night and it is an experience. It is a tasting menu that you can pair with the chef’s choice of wines or you can go off piste and order your own which is what we did. Quickly, the salmon starter and Tuscan beef main were simply out of this world. Breakfast is included and also delicious. Do not think you are going to a 5* resort. You aren’t. You are going to an experience that is beautiful

On my seven day road trip from Bergen to Trondheim and return, this was an amazing place to stay. My room (the queen's suite) was spacious and lovely. The evening dinner and matched wines were delicious. The best cooked venison I have ever had. I loved the ambience of the place, steeped in hillwalking history and art. The accommodation is stylistically simple, but finished to a very high spec and ever so comfortable. The breakfast was superb - and the invite to take away a packed lunch and a flask of coffee welcome. My only regret is I stayed here just one night. But the is easily fixed. Loved it.

If you want to feel and live history, this is the place. With recordings back to the 14th century it is really something special. We booked Stallen2 and it was absolutely lovely. It has all been preserved and kept beautifully and with all the comfort you need. Breakfast and dinner served as it should with local and fresh produce. The staff is friendly and service minded.

We had a delightful 3-day stay at Roisheim -- it was one of our favorite hotels during our 2-1/2 week trip in Norway. The hotel is nestled at the foot of the mountains in a beautiful valley outside Lom. We stayed in "best historic room" (#12) and loved it! Gorgeous view down the valley, comfortable bed, sweet bathroom with soaking tub overlooking the mountain greenery. Great location for hikes straight from the hotel. Owners and staff are friendly, professional, helpful. We had the (expensive) set course dinner one night, which was wonderful, at our little table in the cozy dining room. (The other nights we drove into Lom for dinner -- not much there, but less expensive than the hotel.) Each night we had beers by the huge corner fireplace in one of the common rooms. The hotel has a library and other rooms to hang out in. Definitely recommend staying here!

This is the most beautiful place to stay. Clean old farm buildings ideally kitted out with bath tubs, comfortable beds etc. Warm fires in living areas. Best of all is the food. The cooking is exceptional.

This is the place to stay when you are in the countryside in Norway! Rustic charm with all the amenities; great bedding, barrel baths, exquisite food, lots of ambiance. Be sure to eat dinner, a four course gourmet delight without being too large or taking 3 hours. Dinner is served at 7:30 and done around 9. Perfect! Breakfast is equally as good, a top notch buffet where everything is either home made and/or sourced locally. Only wish we could have stayed longer.