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Unique Location and Views
Located just 100 metres from Flåm Train Station, Flåmsbrygga Hotel offers stunning views of the Aurland Fjord and the mountains from some of its rooms. The proximity to the UNESCO-listed Nærøy Fjord allows for easy access to unforgettable cruises, making it a perfect choice for nature lovers.
Authentic Norse Experience
Immerse yourself in Norse culture at the hotel's Ægir Brew Pub, where you can enjoy handcrafted beer and delicious meals in a traditional setting. The Norse-themed restaurant adds a unique touch to your dining experience, creating memories that go beyond just great food.
Exciting Activities and Amenities
From guided hikes and fjord safaris to kayaking and snowshoe hiking, Flåmsbrygga Hotel offers a range of activities to make your stay unforgettable. After a day of adventures, relax at the cafe's outdoor terrace or let your children have fun at the on-site playground.
Book now to experience the perfect blend of nature, culture, and adventure at Flåmsbrygga Hotel!
Please note that the restaurant, pub and café opening hours vary according to the season. Please contact Flåmsbrygga Hotel for more information.
When booking 5 rooms or more, different policies and additional supplements will apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
El situación era perfecta, la habitación muy limpia, el personal muy amable, el desayuno buffet muy bueno, unas vistas preciosas, muy buena temperatura.
La habitación para tres personas un poco pequeña y el precio excesivamente caro para.el hotel que es, es desorbitado.
Convenient to shops, train and ferry.
The verandah rooms look straight into huge cruise ships .. no real view as implied in description.
Location
Proximity to cruise ships !!!!
Exceptional hotel located in the heart of Flåm , steps away from the fjord. Beautiful balcony with fantastic views.
Nothing .
Great location, great view. Very friendly staff and the room comes with welcome drinks and snacks.
For the price we paid, the stay was quite basic.
It was traditional
Staff were lovely in the restaurant and food was good
Room was top of the house and was very dark with only 1 small window which looked out on the side of the roof
Very steep spiral staircase to the room
Great property in a perfect location. The staff were amazing - perhaps the fastest check in I’ve ever had. Thanks so much
Convenient to train and boat
So beyond overpriced and underwhelming
We paid a small fortune to stay here because we could step off the train and walk to the hotel. The rooms are nice and we slept well. The town really gets peaceful when the cruise ships leave. The staff was helpful arranging transportation for the next leg of our trip.
Breakfast was OK, not great.
Gorgeous!! Wonderful staff
No laundry
The location.
The cost of the hotel is outrageous for the value. $954 for one night. Expected a lot more for that price. The rooms are sub par. I am surprised that you allow those prices to exist for the quality. The local paper apparently wrote an article on their price gouging.
Comfortable room and a good breakfast but the fact we had a kettle and a fridge (not common in Norway) was the icing on the cake.
Amazing views around the hotel and great location - very close to ferries/boat/train/bus station. Great food at the restaurants in the hotel.
I mentioned in my booking it was 'my birthday' (25 Aug) and none of the hotel staff must have read the information as no one even greeted me nor acknowledged the information. With the price of the room for one night (USD 1K+), i expect at least a simple greeting. Even when requested for flexibility of checkout (till latest 12.30pm as had a tour finishing at 12, was told i have to pay which i respected as their policy). I understand there's not many choices of hotels in the area, hence, no other option for accommodations. Nevertheless, the place is very scenic and breathtaking view - thus, the price you have to pay!
The room was small but with balcony.
The rooms were spacious and clean. The staff was very nice and the food at the restaurant was great.
We chose Flåm and this hotel expecting quiet views of the fjord. This was optimistic—particularly at $1,089 for one night.
When we arrived, the 1,200-passenger “Ambition” was docked directly in front of the hotel, completely blocking the fjord. So for $1,089, our “fjord-view” room came with a spectacular, unobstructed view of a cruise ship. It departed around 7:30 p.m., and we briefly discovered that there was, in fact, a beautiful fjord behind it.
By morning, the 3,000+ passenger Fabulosa was pulling into its place. Thousands of passengers then poured into tiny Flåm, overwhelming the shops, cafés, and restaurants.
Flåm itself is spectacular. But if your vision involves arriving in a peaceful Norwegian village, wandering around spontaneously, and enjoying the tranquil wilderness, check the cruise schedule first. Otherwise, you may find yourself enjoying Norway’s natural splendor alongside 3,000 lanyard-wearing cruise passengers.
Es lo único que está en el
Puerto
No nos avisaron y nos ubicaron en un anexo
Grande chambre
Les lumières ne fonctionnent pas, cadre et portes avec manque de peinture, évier égratigné, personnel non serviable
Do charme do hotel e da localização
Nada a destacar
professional staff, acceptable breakfast
The most overpriced hotel in Norway - small room with view to cruise ship and hords of tourists walking in front of the window, costly (1k Eur / night) simply absolute nonsense. Entire Flam is tourist / cruise ship trap, better to avoid.
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