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Utne Hotel
Utne, Norway · Independent · Accessible Luxury
One of Norway's oldest surviving hotels has been taking guests on the Hardangerfjord since 1722. Seventeen rooms, each with its own antiques, clapboard and a picket fence across from the Utne ferry. Cider tastings and a three-course evening in the old restaurant; orchards and the fjord do the rest. Continuity, not spectacle.
- 17 rooms
- Opened 1722
About Utne Hotel
- Hospitality on the Hardangerfjord since 1722, one of Norway's oldest surviving hotels.
- 17 rooms, each furnished with its own antiques, in a clapboard house by the ferry.
- The restaurant offers cider tastings and a three-course evening menu.
History
Utne Hotel has taken guests on the Hardangerfjord since 1722, one of Norway's oldest surviving hotels. The clapboard house stands across from the village ferry, 17 rooms with antique furnishings, a restaurant for cider tastings and evening meals, in orchard country.
Amenities
- Modern tiled ensuite bathrooms
- No televisions in rooms
- Breakfast included in room price
- Local 5-course menu included in room price
- Exclusive rental of the entire hotel for groups, with included staffing
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