Hotels near Flugonfjell, Tuddal

We loved absolutely everything about this gem of a property: the location in a stunning natural environment, the adorable staff, the unique history and decor of the hotel full of collectible and heirloom furniture and, of course the wonderful dinner. Food certainly was a highlight as this is generally where Norway fails to impress us. We were served a fresh, creative, and delicious dinner in the beautiful dining room overlooking the fjell. The chef even adjusted the menu for the vegetarians among us, creating genuine new dishes for us. Wow! Again, that was unexpected as eating veg in Norway is often a challenge. Everything felt authentic and personal in this independently-run property. Dinner starts with a presentation of the history of the place by the owner, their struggles during Covid and how they overcame them. Charmingly, this introduction included the reading of a poem (sadly we don’t understand Norwegian so had to rely on the translation of the presentation afterwards). Every effort is made to be sustainable : There’s a vegetable garden, the delicious bread is baked on the premisses (we took a box of the amazing Flatbrød with us) and the lovely shop sells some local cheese, honey and other specialties including, this being Norway, sweets :) We are already dreaming of a next stay to the Tuddal Høyfjellshotel to experience more of its magic and of the stunning nature around it as our stay this time was way too short. Note to the owners: stay as you are, you are a genuine gem and the world needs more places like yours. Thank you for everything!

An amazing property !!! Secluded and private location. Extremely well equipped with everything you can ask for, including washer and dryer which is appreciated if on a roadtrip or have been hiking. If you are looking for a well-maintained, fully equipped, very comfortable and cozy cabin, that has all modern facilities, this is where you want to stay.

We recently stayed at the Tjonnas Farm guest house with another family during our Norwegian vacation. The farm is in a remote, yet beautiful location, not far from the Heddal Stavekirke. The family has gone to exceptional lengths to build and furnish a comfortable, modern guest house while capturing traditional Norwegian design details, right down to the intricate rosemaling on the cabinetry and beds. Torild was a gracious hostess and was very welcoming to the kids and shared many details about the farm and its history. We enjoyed the farm's fresh lamb sausages, bread, and apple cider. The kids agreed that the lamb sausages were their favorite meal in Norway and that the farm was a favorite venue. We would be happy to visit again in the future and recommend the location to others.