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Visnes Hotel Stryn

Stryn, Norway · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Anton Visnes built this as a farmhouse on Stryn Bay in 1850; his son Arne opened it as a hotel in 1887, and six generations of the family kept the keys until 2014. The Swiss-chalet facade arrived between the wars. After a full close from 1957 to 1986, the house reopened with just 19 rooms, now carrying Norway's Olavsrosa heritage seal and Historic Hotels Worldwide membership.

About Visnes Hotel Stryn

History

Anton Visnes built a farmhouse on Stryn Bay in 1850. His son Arne opened it as a hotel in 1887, and six generations of the Visnes family ran the house until 2014. A Swiss-chalet facade was added in the interwar years. The hotel closed from 1957 to 1986, then reopened. Marit Nordheim Otterdal and Arvid Otterdal owned it from 2014 until 2026, when OCR Holding of Olden took over. Nineteen rooms; Olavsrosa seal; Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2022.

The setting

26 km from Jostedalsbreen National Park.

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