If you decide to stay at this hotel, there is no point booking the non-fjord facing rooms. The rooms are simple, clean and not very spacious. But you are most likely not coming to this area to stay in the room. The little balconies are little, but can seat 2-3 people comfortably. Both nights we spent staying up late and admiring the majestic fjord views at Geiranger. And when I say late I mean 1-2am, as it was so light the whole time in mid-July.

The breakfast is quite good considering we're in Scandinavia ;-), good selection of cheeses, meats, cereals, tea & breads. The staff were also very helpful.

In case you consider this a downside (we did not), there is a camping ground at the foot of this hotel, we just had a nice time admiring some of the nicer campervans.

Nothing in Norway is cheap, so putting that into consideration, I would say this hotel was fairly priced.

My husband and I stayed for two nights in Geiranger Fjord hotel in Aug '11. Having driven for almost 7 hours in the hilly terrains, we reached late evening. After a quick check-in we were given a room on the top-most floor with a fjord view. The owner also helped us with drawing an itinerary during our stay. One look at the fjords from the brightly painted hotel patio, all our tiredness vanished. It is very relaxing and at a convenient location. The fjord view rooms are worth every penny. We stayed up late into the nights gazing at mountains and the stars against a pitch dark night.

On one of the evenings, I wanted to have some cereal and ran out of milk and it was too late for any supermarkets to be open. One call to the reception, the owner promptly dispatched a whole jug of warm milk and didn't charge us for it. Small things that make a big difference. The room is basic inn-type but very clean. I liked the wooden cabin-ish feel to it. The buffet had a large spread and appeared fresh but we thought it was slightly over-priced. So, we didn't try it.

We will definitely look no where else if we chose to go back to Geiranger.

This is a correct three stars hotel, don´t expect too much of the rooms, reception and breakfast, but the views of the fjord are amazing. We paid for a room with views and asked for a room in a high floor. The room had a little terrace from you can see the fjord as you are into it: fantastic. I recommend it.

We had the room right at the top of the hotel so we could leave the curtains open on the huge window. The views were magnificent and the only hotel we saw on the side of the Fjord so you had great view. We ate in the hotel both nights as the buffett was delicious and quite reasonable by Norwegian standards and again the great views. You can watch all the cruise ships coming in and out and sit out on the balcony. A short walk into the centre where there are some great souvenier shops, cafes and a supermarket. We found the staff excellent and couldn't do enough for us. We loved it and would certainly stay here again. It was one of the most tranquil places I've ever been.