Hemsedal is one of the largest ski resorts in Norway. Near the famous descents and resort areas there are many cottages, hotels, high-rise farms, campsites. However, the hotel fund of the settlement does not end there. Everyone will be able to find here a place for themselves, not only at the descents and not only during the ski season.

Expert comments on the hotels of Hemsedal

In hotels and hotels in Hemsedal in a double room with breakfast on average can accommodate up to 500 NOK, which is slightly less than € 70. Certainly, some hotels offer accommodation and more expensive, offering instead the use of their own golf course or food in a fine restaurant with a magnificent view. Similar accommodation will cost around 600-700 kroons (from € 80 to € 100).

High-mountain farms usually offer accommodation for 450 kroons or about € 60. A camping house for four costs from 250 CZK (€ 35) per night.

Accommodation in Hemsedal

Of course, the most popular in Hemsedal are hotels and guest houses near the ski slopes or in the nearest residential areas, where a free shuttle bus runs regularly .The advantage of accommodation in cottages and cottages is the comfort of real housing, and a relatively low price, especially if traveling by a large company: the price for one guest can be really small, especially compared to hotel and in the "high season" .So at the very descents you can live in the apartments Skarsnuten, Hemsedal Alpin Lodge or cottages Veslestølen, and slightly further are located not less popular Storehorn or Hemsedal Hytte og Feriepark .

In Hemsedal and the nearest settlements (Ulsok, Grøndalen) there are mainly small cozy hotels, working on the principle of B & B (Bed & Breakfast - breakfast and overnight) or offering half board. Perhaps the most famous of them are Skogstad, Golfstua, Skarsnuten.

In larger hotels there is also the possibility to rent a conference room, relax in a cafe, restaurant or even a nightclub located here on the territory. Among them are many so-called historical hotels, located in the buildings of renovated and renovated, but retaining the attributes of the late 19th - early 20th centuries. Perhaps the most famous of them is Fossheim, which celebrated its century not so long ago, and founded in 1870 by Fausko Skysstasjon, the winner of many competitions, famous not only for interiors, but also for cooking in the best local traditions.

Exotic lovers should pay attention to these high-mountainous farms that provide shelter and food for numerous tourists. As a rule, separate houses for tourists are located on their territory, and the products of the farmers are always present on their table. A good example of such a location is the Huso farm near Hövdinghalli.

And, finally, the most budgeted option of living, combined with an acquaintance with the magnificent nature of Norway - camping. In total, there are seven campsites in Hemsedal, most of which are located on the banks of the Hemsila River.