The idyllic and stylish mountain hotel is decorated with inspiration from Norefjell's nature and animals, and the location's evocative and cosy interiors form a perfect frame for your holiday in the Norwegian mountains. Here, you can spend the evenings in your comfortable room/flat – or enjoy a bit of self-indulgence in the hotel's prize-winning spa area, where the absolute best seller is the luxury treatment with the enticing name of ”Norefjell Dream”. All treatments as well as access to the bathing area are ordered and paid directly on the hotel's Web site or at the reception desk.
The hotel, which in 2019 was proclaimed Norway’s Best Resort Spa by AV World Spa Awards, has a total of 121 double rooms to offer as well as 123 flat at the hotel itself and 161 flats in the village. As a guest at the hotel, you of course have access to all the place's facilities, including also Boeseter Bad & Træning's fitness room and the swimming pool.
If the palate is also to be indulged, you can enjoy dinner in the hotel's restaurant, which offers delicious dishes based on organic raw materials – together with a unique mountain view, where on a clear day you can see all the way to Gaustatoppen!
If you holiday is to also include some shopping or cultural experiences in the big city, it is only about a 2 hour drive to Oslo - in fact many of Oslo's inhabitants use Norefjell as a lovely "weekend getaway".
Animal-friendly: If you wish to bring your dog along on mountain trips, it is also very welcome at the hotel. However, please contact the hotel when you wish to book your stay so we can find a suitable room for you.
Parking: The hotel has free parking for its guests. The parking garage has 3 storeys and your car can be here safely and securely in the winter weather
Training facilities: At Boeseter Bad & Træning you will find both a well-equipped fitness room and a swimming pool, which the hotel's guests can pay to use.
WiFi: There is wireless Internet everywhere in the hotel. You can login either with your Nordic Choice Club membership number or with a code that is provided at the reception desk. The code can also be found on the hotel TV
Note: When arriving at the hotel, you have to drive through a boom/payment system. It costs NOK 60 each time you pass through it. Payment may be made online at https://autopay.io/ at the latest 48 timer after you have driven through it. If this does not occur, you will receive an invoice with a reminder fee. The hotel is not associated with these payments and/or invoices.

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Do you want a holiday with first–class nature experiences, a visit to a real mine and a journey into the world of adventure? Then head for Norefjell in eastern Norway – here you can put together a holiday with the best of nature, culture and history!



Bear Park



In the Bear Park, you can experience some of the largest Nordic animals up close. Bears, lynxes, wolves and (calved) foxes roam here, and elk, reindeer and deer frolic alongside alpacas, sheep and goats. The bravest of the family can explore Crocodile Land and discover American alligators, Cuban crocodiles, python snakes and turtles.



Villa Fridheim



Villa Fridheim is Norway's largest and best–preserved wooden house in the elaborate Swiss style – and it's the country's only fairytale museum.
 The beautiful building itself is like something out of a fairytale, and inside the furniture and decor provide the perfect setting for your adventures among some of Norway's most exciting fairy tales and legends.



The blue dye works and the cobalt mines



The blue dye works and cobalt mines are one of Norway's most visited tourist attractions. The buildings are set in beautiful natural surroundings, but the most exciting experiences lure you underground. Here you can take a guided tour of the historic mines and experience first–hand what life as a miner was like. The tour takes an hour and a half, and if you dare, you can step out onto an underground glass floor or the newly opened 32–metre suspension bridge.



Krøderbanen



Right at Norefjell you will find Norway's longest veteran railway, Krøderbanen, with around26 km of track. The railway was opened in 1872, and the beautiful steam locomotive pulls the historic teak carriages through the beautiful East Norwegian countryside every Sunday during the summer. In addition, a number of theme days and special events will take place over the summer.



Mountain tours



Norefjell is a sought–after ski resort, and the area's mountain landscape also offers plenty of first–class nature experiences outside the winter season. The village of Krødsherad at the foot of Norefjell offers a wealth of beautiful hikes, and as a new feature you can "collect" mountain tops and earn prizes if you have visited a certain number of the twelve hikes included in the concept.



Don’t forget…



Norefjell is home to a wide range of historic buildings, from cosy artists' homes to the historic Eggedal Mill and the idyllic Veikåker farm and farm shop, where 700 organic chickens frolic among happy forest pigs, highland cattle and big beautiful horses.



Overnight with self–indulgence



In Norefjell, you can pamper yourself after the day's holiday adventures.



As a guest at Norefjell Ski & Spa, you have access to the hotel's facilities – from the exquisite restaurant to the many offers in the hotel's spa area (for a fee).



Your guide to a great holiday in Norefjell.



Read more about what to do, see and do in Norefjell below and find inspiration for your holiday in our travel articles about the area.

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Get up close to bears and elk, visit Norway's only adventure museum, and delve into the depths of the cobalt mines. You can experience all this, and much more, in Norefjell.

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