Name: Lofoten Cottages
Address: Nusfjord, Flakstad, Flakstad, Flakstad, 8380, Norway
Rating: 8

Smoke-free property

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Gift shop

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

No elevators

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Hiking

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Free parking

Parking

Spa tub

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Pool and beach

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Conference Hall

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Diving

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Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Extra decontamination measures

Additional measures against COVID-19

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Leknes Airport

Stolport (Not operational)

Svolvaer Airport

Lofoten Cottages

Flakstad

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bosphorus-view

canal-view

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courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

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mountain-view

ocean-front

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park-view

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partial-sea-view

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river-view

sea-front

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annex

basement

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

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breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

The atmosphere of the place is simply amazing. A perfect location for couples to spend some days in a quiet and beautiful corner of Lofoten. The breakfast is a great start of the day, the dinner is delicious. The staff is super helpful. 

Simply perfect

Nice room and location.  The view from the room is nothing especial (we had harbor view). The room is quite hot and did not sleep that well despite leaving the bedroom window open.  The restaurant was full and we ended up eating pizzas (which were good) at the pub. Breakfast was nice. 

Nice room and place

Booked for two nights but we were quarantined soon after arrival.  Staff could not be more helpful and cheery, struggling through snow storms to bring food, even wood for stove and  emailing with updates.  Hats off to this great place and I hope to return in easier times.

Fantastic response to quarantined guests

This was our first stay in Nusfjord and we wasn't disappointed. The location was perfect and situated in a lovely fishing village nestled in a cove. The room was clean, perfect location and very accessible. We found it was central to all parts of Lofoten Islands especially as we were doing photography as our holiday.
I highly recommend a visit, it was simply perfect... 🙏

Quite and tranquil

We spent 2 nights here mid winter. The cabins are very comfortable and tastefully decorated. Very clean and secure. Easy parking for our car. We ate twice in the restaurant and had a nice meal each night. Breakfast was included and was good also. Phone and internet reception had been taken out by a recent storm which made the long nights even longer. There was no TV in the room which would have been handy.

Comfortable cabins

This is a very cozy place for couples.  The cabins are simple, but very well designed.  They could be featured in a Scandinavian design article.  Again, not fancy, but designed with a good eye.  We really enjoyed hanging out in our living space after long hikes.  It was like a small one bedroom apt.  The setting is a fisherman’s village on the harbor.  But in that isolated place they had two restaurants that we enjoyed.  One overlooks the harbor and has great views and the other is almost like a cave and very cozy.

Quaint and Good Design

We only went to the sauna and hot tub, not the hotel. We Made a reservation for this. The e-mail contact was good, a respond the same day. The reception was great, very friendly and helpful. They first said it cost 100 NOK for two hours, but when we were there she said the werent strictly for the time, so the hospitality is great. By the sauna and hot tub there is a shower, toilet and towels. It looks nice, you have great views on the fjord and surrounding mountains. Too bad that there are walking tourists arround at the sauna area. The sauna is great, nice and hot. The hot tub was a little bit to cold, but that is personally off course. Also the water was dirty, looked like i hadnt been cleaned for a while. What I missed was drinking water, or at least Some cups to drink from the tap in the toilet. Overall the visit was ok/good. But i think with a few adaptions they can make this more like a spa, how it is now you can not call it that.  Maybe the can expend it a little. Like make it possible to make a dip in de fjord, with a stairs, so you can cool off. That would make it amazing. Also one more sauna or like a steam cabin. And maybe a rest room with an open fire.

Sauna and hot tub

Visiting Lofoten was a bucket list event.  The stay at Nusfjord Arctic Resort was a relaxing highlight of our trip.  The staff were friendly and warm.  Breakfast buffet included items such as smoked salmon, 5 different juice options, fresh fruit and breads...something for every taste.  Supper was delicious.  We had lamb and beef.  Cooked to perfection and presentation was   brilliant.   A very relaxing experience.!

Fjord break

Very comfortable cabins, very clean, great food, friendly stuff. 2 bathrooms with the leaving room are pleasant additions to relax after the day of hikes. The restaurant is one of the best on Lofoten islands.

Great place to stay while visiting the islands

This rorbuer hotel has the most stunning secluded location but the experience is totally ruined by the inept and irresponsible managing of the hotel - despite its exorbitant room rates.  There is a restaurant for dinner which is supposed to be fine dining but the food was very average food with a really short menu which did not change for the 3 nights we were there. It does not have a great atmosphere either. If you want more casual fare then there is meant to be a separate bar which supposedly does pizza. However although we were told about it when we checked in it remained closed all evening. Reception said it was due to a staff problem and would be closed for 3 nights!!! Goodness knows what you would do if you had children.  Especially as the cafe closes at 4pm. They say there is a general store on site but it is only really a souvenir shop with a few snacks. We complained but got no response.  The next night the bar opened but with no food!! The barman said the pizza oven was broken and had been for a while!!! So we had no choice other than to eat all 3 nights in the expensive, very average restaurant. It is really exploitation/blackmail as you are left with no option other than to eat in the very expensive restaurant. So if you do stay here I suggest you buy food from the supermarket 8 miles away and eat it outside your cabin with the lovely view. (Although the constant deafening soundtrack of crying kittiwakes  may  drive you to distraction! (By the way beware of which cabin you are allocated as some are behind others so have little view.)  Breakfast was reasonably good but very poorly stocked - they never checked to see if things had run out during service. For instance, the eggs ran out every morning and I had to ask for them to be refilled  and once I had to ask for salmon and cheese to be restocked. The cabin itself was reasonably nice and it had the most amazingly comfortable pillows. But, unbelievably on those room rates, cleaning was not done each day. No bins emptied. No beds made. There was mud on the floor which  I left in place to see if it would be removed. No, it was still there 3 days later. A bottle of mundane Riesling in the mini fridge was £58!!!! And a small bottle of beer £9! The hot tub on the rocks sounded idyllic but it was a complete safety hazard. You had to go up an open steep staircase with no handrail.  Then through an electrical and equipment storage area. Then you had to walk to the tub outside which was harder than you would think. The area around the tub looked very artistic but totally dangerous as it consists of uneven, undulating and curving slatted bars with gaps between them. Again no hand rail and very difficult to walk on. (Other reviews mention people falling too.) The water in the tub was a murky brown. The final insult was no steps or ladder down into the tub. The sitting ledge was so far down that I feared if I got in I would never get out alone. I gave the whole thing up and went back to my cabin disappointed . So lovely place, horrendously managed hotel.

stunning secluded location but totally ruined by the inept and irresponsible management

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