This hotel is situated directly on the Fjord, hotel is beautiful and rustical, but with a modern inside look. Room in which we stayed was very big, also the bed was enough for at least three people. In the night when you go to sleep, you can hear the waterfalls humming outside. But, other than the location and the fjord there isn't much to do. After 9 o clock the village is literally dead, and so there is nothing to except go to sleep, or to drink some over priced norwegian drinks. But if you're looking for a place thats isolated and from the civilization, this is the place.

I stayed at this hotel with my wife for just one night, during our summer tour in Norway. The hotel has a great view over the fjord, BUT don't take it for granted. What I am trying to say is that the huge cruise ships which sail night and day to Eidfjord in summer months, dock in front of the hotel and block the entire view. So, if you pay the price for a fjord-looking room you may end up watching ..a ship and nothing more. The hotel is well built, the rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable but (as it happens with the majority of hotels in Norway) it is overpriced for what it offers. To be fair, there is a good breakfast and a good (and expensive) dinner buffet, but we found out the room service to be really poor. When we needed a hairdryer (there wasn't in the standard room equipment !) and I phoned to the reception to send us one, they told me that they have noone to send and I should go myself down and take it. There was noone to carry our baggage, not a single computer for the clients, no safebox and generally the staff was not willing and friendly. And all these from a hotel with a daily price of 215 euros !!! You can really find a better value for money hotel in the surrounding area.

It is the best hotel in town... well it's the only hotel in town ;) Hotel is located on the Fjord. The tourist office is about 100 meters away. The dinner A la Carte was realy very good. Didn't like the lobby, no minibar, bar wasn't open either. Had to ask the staff in the lobby for a beer and tea. They don't have a guest computer and will send you to the tourist office where they have 2 (you will have to pay).

We picked this hotel because of its position, but that's all it has going for it. There's nothing of Quality beyond that. Senior staff were unfriendly, generally ignored us, non-existent at breakfast. Young staff on Reception were good. 2nd night, at 11pm I had to call reception to complain about noise of loud music. She said that the bar was open, musicians in, and it would finish at 3am. No sleep after that. The rooms weren't soundproof anyway - she told me to close my windows - you could hear everything from neighbours and our door constantly banged when others opened theirs. Breakfast is limited, but okay. Rooms were overheated, so we had windows and door open. Hotel has no facilities within it, as others along the fjords seem to.. however, there's a lovely cafe and pensione at Vik Pensjonat which we used for lunch and early dinner, staff are friendly and welcoming, and I'd suggest that to anyone rather than (No) Quality for too much money.