This hotel is a place for those who want a quiet time outside city life. Sogndalstrand is a small charming town that made me feel so secure I did not lock my doors during my stay. I went there last weekend as part of a team building exercise. My Norwegian is not fantastic and the lady in charge of the...
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Calling this a hotel is not giving the place full credit for originality.
It is a small one-street place which used to be the harbour for Hauge community on the south coast of Norway. The "hotel" is a number of houses along the one street, with one of the houses serving as restaurant as well as reception.
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I have stayed it this hotel twice now, and it is a unique experience.
Sogndalstrand, the little one-street town right at the sea on the southwest corner of Norway, is incredibly cosy and charming now in the summer, with flowers all over and with a unique location along both sides of a strong current river heading into the Northern sea....
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I went out to this part of south west Norway on a business trip. I found this hotel quite by accident on google streetview and so decided that this was a handy place to stay.
Sogndalstrand is a special place in Norway with a very narrow street and very little car traffic. All the buildings in the town are under...
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