Hotels with Parking in Hafslo

Situated by Lake Hafslovatnet, this guest house offers a private beach area and basic guest rooms with free WiFi access. The 12th-century Urnes Stave Church is a 10-minute drive away.

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Shreyas Das

From

Sweden

The property is well designed and maintained. The staff are very pleasant and welcoming. We loved our stay here.

Set next to Lake Hafslovatnet in Luster, Lyngmo Hytter offers WiFi access and barbecue facilities. All cottages at Lyngmo Hytter have a small kitchenette with fridge.

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Brad

From

United Kingdom

The cabin was fantastic for us. My son and I travelling through Norway on a motorbike. There is a kettle and basic kitchen items - no running water / drainage at the cabin but a 30 second walk takes you to a large kitchen area with 2 oven / cookers and three washing up sinks. This is shared with all the cabins/ camping people but works very well. Everyone keeps it very clean and it’s well stocked with cooking utensils etc. The whole venue is very well run and Looks brand new. There are 2 washing machines to do laundry and there is a large drying room to dry clothes afterwards. I found the staff very helpful and polite. The cabins also feel new and are very well maintained and cleaned. Breakfast was a buffet and for around £8.00 was very reasonable and fresh - with a great choice. Lastly the setting is beautiful. The lake is lovely and there is lots of space for children to play and adults to relax

Located in Hafslo, 27 km from Kaupanger Stave Church, Eikum Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.

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Juha

From

Finland

Fantastic dinner! Very friendly staff. Room was small but comfy

Facing the seafront in Solvorn, Villa Solvorn has a garden and a terrace. The property features sea and mountain views, and is 27 km from Kaupanger Stave Church.

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Adele

From

United Kingdom

Its beautiful location, the rooms and individuality and uniqueness of the house and its garden, its decor was amazing, and the owner was lovely.

Dating back to 1640, this 9th generation family-run hotel is Norway’s oldest. The hotel is surrounded by a romantic garden in the idyllic village of Svolvorn.

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Sophie

From

Switzerland

Extremely charming hotel full of history in a beautiful and quiet Fjord. Straight from a postcard! Has been led by the same family for 300 years, amazing hosts. Breakfast is one of the best i’ve ever had! Such a memorable stay!

Set in Luster, 36 km from Kaupanger Stave Church, Tørvis Hotell offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.

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Anniken

From

France

The Hotel was beautiful and surrounded by the best nature Norway have to offer. The new owner is super nice and really made us feel welcome. The food, the ambiance and the lovely staff made our visit memorable. I will be back in the futur!

Set in Sogndal, 12 km from Kaupanger Stave Church, Rom 6 sentralt i Sogndal offers accommodation with a garden and free private parking.

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Islam

From

Egypt

Everything was amazing, clean space, tidy, cozy, you feel like home. Everything was great and comfortable. The location is great as well. Moreover, Tom is an amazing and very generous person, I'm glad I had the chance to meet you.

Set in Sogndal and only 8.9 km from Kaupanger Stave Church, Gjestehus i Sogndal offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Sandra

From

Norway

Very nice apartment, comfortable and clean

Located in Kaupanger and only 5.9 km from Kaupanger Stave Church, The Sognefjord Cabin 2 provides accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Annemette

From

Denmark

Amazing location and a really nice view. The cabin fulfilled our needs

Located in Kaupanger and only 5.9 km from Kaupanger Stave Church, The Sognefjord Cabin provides accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking. The property features mountain views.

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Tracey

From

Australia

We loved everything about it! A breathtaking view of the fjords, a once in a lifetime experience! It was indeed exceptional.