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Britannia Hotel

Trondheim

A grand dame of a hotel established in 1870 offering a sophisticated city stay. Elegant rooms and suites keep the building's original features but feel fresh, luxe, and modern. The best have freestanding bathtubs. Four dining options are all very good (one is Michelin starred) and there's a spa too.

  • Romantic Break - With luxurious suites (featuring enormous bathtubs), couples' treatments in the spa, and fine dining — this is very romantic
  • Foodies - Speilsan is the hotel's Michelin starred restaurant where the superb modern cuisine is matched only by the grand setting
  • Families - Vast family rooms consist of two rooms, connected by an internal, lockable doors ensuring a comfortable night's sleep
  • Sights nearby - Visit some of Trondheim's historic sights such as the Old Town Bridge and Nidaros Cathedral
from $373 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Eilert Smith Hotel

Stavanger

A 12-room boutique hotel designed by renowned local architect Eilert Smith. Spacious rooms and suites are decorated with Scandinavian design pieces and most have kitchenettes. Continental breakfasts are served in-room however the two-star Michelin seafood restaurant, Re-Naa, is the real lure.

  • Foodies - Be sure to reserve a table early to sample the 22-course dinner (with wine pairings) at the renowned seafood restaurant Re-Naa
  • Boutique - A charming small boutique mixing chic Scandi style with a good dose of homely charm
  • Great walks - Just outside the city are a good choice of hiking trails with routes for all abilities
  • Sights nearby - Visit the oldest and best preserved cathedral in Norway - Stavanger Cathedral
from $376 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
50 km