This hotel is next to the historical center of Laerdal village. It's a small town of 10,000 with its own waterfall. The building we stayed in is the newer 1960's cinder-block construction, not the cuter older wooden building. The room itself is good size - enough room for our luggage. It's pretty basic decor but still comfortable and clean. A... More

This hotel is an experience of how things used to be. The rooms were a good size but nothing great in the decor stakes. however they were clean and comfortable. We were lucky to get a room on the corner of the modern block which meant we had a small balcony and a bit more space. the nreakfast buffet was... More

We stayed at this hotel for one night and were made to feel very welcome by the owner. Our room was in the building which housed the gift shop/reception/dining area and looked out over the street. The room was a reasonable size with an opening window but unfortunately the curtains were too small for the window so the light prevented... More

The Lindstroem Hotel is actually two different buildings -- a rather ugly 1980s concrete block that houses reception and the dining room/lounge, and a lovely Swedish-style wooden house across the road in the old part of Laerdal. There is another older building that is used by the hotel, but not rented out, and a weird add-on to the Swedish-style building... More

stayed one night in hotel on route to Bergen. Owner friendly and helpful. We requested a room in the old part of the hotel and this was made available to us. The room was lovely and comfortable and spotlessly clean and I am very fussy about how clean rooms are in hotels. The room had wonderful views of the garden... More