it might not be the best in town but it doesn't matter, just by looking at the view it says it all. Receptionist was friendly and helpful, breakfast room was alright, there's a coffee/tea room in the basement. Room was spacious and i had a pretty good view (room 217) btw the room key is shaped like a grenade and... More

As a single traveller I was put in a room without a bath in the annex away from the rest of the group who were in the main building with a fjord view. The annex has v thin walls and ceilings and very noisy. I had the same problem with the blinds as another reviewer. I asked to change my... More

After a busy day of hiking and sightseeing, we started to look for a hotel around a certain location on our route (we checked the evening before and knew that there were quite a few vacancies). But when we arrived in the area, the hotels did not seem so nice and all had views of parking lots. The Leikanger hotel... More

This hotel is a bit of a faded glory. As others have commented, the décor is garish, but the rooms are nice with a lovely view. We also had a big balcony outside our room. We stayed here a few nights, and I hardly slept, due to the window blinds being unable to filter any light, and the summer nights... More

We had a 1 night stay at this wonderful hotel. Our room was so charming and such a lovely change from the big chains. The staff were extremely pleasant and our meal was great. The setting was a delight and we sat out until late at night just relaxing and looking at the lovely views. It was our favourite hotel... More

Over and over again we find that the best hospitality, accommodation and travel experiences are found off the main tourist routes and our experience at the Leikanger Hotel exemplifies that. The hotel is well run by the owners. The kitsch furnishings give it a disarming welcome and distinguishes it from the more sterile perfunctory furnishings of bigger chain hotels. Our... More