Best Hotels in Luster
Explore Luster from hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Skjolden Resort
"In Skjolden, we stayed one night at the Skjolden Resort. We ate pizzas with a breathtaking view, overlooking the Lustrafjord. If you ask in advance, you can enjoy a warm hot tub on this same terrace, and that’s definitely something you shouldn’t miss during your trip to Norway :) Want to know more about our roadtrip in Norway? Send me a message!"
Dalsøren Camping og Hytter
Lyngmo Gjestehus
"It's so pleasant to live here"
Gaupnetunet Hotell og Hytter
"Enjoyed!!! What a lovely hotel for a great price. Nothing is missing. Even though the room is simple, it is sufficient!!! The beds are good, not noisy, good smart TV!!! Especially the restaurant is also recommended! Staff is very helpful and friendly. It has certainly exceeded my expectations!"
Turtagrø Hotel
""This hotel is a little piece of paradise for hikers. The rooms are comfortable and clean. I was in a suite room. The food is excellent, both for dinner and breakfast. I recommend you to be on half-board. At breakfast, you have the option to take a doggy bag for your hike. There is also an afternoon snack provided. There is a large reading room. Very good value ! I wish I could have stayed longer. Thank you to the Turtagro team!""
Walaker Hotel
"For the third time, we, a group of five late middle aged motorcyclists, decided to visit the famous Walaker Hotell. This legendary hotel is steadfastly holding on to its ambitious promise to its guests. The promise of perfection, personal attendance and stunning nature. Every time we venture to the far end of the Sogne fjord and the town of Solvorn, we arrive with anticipation of becoming pampered and leave with a content smile of someone who achieved just that. With a family who has been practicing their "hotel management skills" for nine generations, perfection has been achieved and reinvented over and over. The quality of Walaker Hotell is on a perpetual incline and the question is just how far they can go. They have reached levels that big "exclusive" hotel chains can only dream of, due to the breathtaking location, the personal and warm attention you get from the staff and owners and the 400 years of hotel history in the walls. What have those walls not witnessed? The food is absolutely delicious. Every small detail in the culinary presentation is meticulously planned, down to the flower petals on the freshly baked breakfast waffles. The wine cellar is quite impressive, especially the Champagne collection which is world class. All of this is served to you, "wrapped" in the most gorgeous surroundings that Norway has to offer. We will be back, as a group, or with our better halves, and that day cannot come soon enough."
Lyngmo Hytter
"The apple headset forgot to go to the room and locate it in the room. Come back to find, can't find it"
Skjolden Hotel
"We loved this cute, historic hotel located right at the innermost corner of the sognefjord in the cute little town called Skjolden. My family and I were wanting an off the beaten path vacation in Norway, and Skjolden was just the place. Beautiful fjord views from the hotel and our room, and the host was so lovely and accomodating. When we were soaked from a hike, she was able to do our laundry and have it ready promptly the next morning. In addition, the food is delightful - we tried both the bar food and their restaurant both nights and one of our favorite dishes was from here. Highly recommend. It’s quite a simple, no-frills hotel with the rooms being quite plain, but you don’t need much when you have the beautiful fjord view."
Eikum Hotel
"We had a bad experience in the room, not so with the food, apparently it was the last one in the hallway on the first floor and they must not have used it at all (old tube TV (CRT) with remote control not working, dead batteries not use), the carpet gave us two severe episodes of allergies, with shortness of breath, which was repeated two hours later (1am and 3am), we had to open the windows and spend the night like that, breathing from outside. a real scare that almost ruined our trip. THE CARPETS IN THE ROOMS THAT ARE NOT USED NEED TO BE THOROUGHLY CLEANED."
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More Information About Luster Hotels
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Number of reviews |
254 |
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Total properties |
15 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£190 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£195 |
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Trending hotel |
Skjolden Resort |
FAQ – Hotels in Luster
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What are some of the best hotels in Luster?
The most popular Luster hotels for your stay: Skjolden Resort (from £54), Gaupnetunet Hotell og Hytter (from £116) and Dalsøren Camping og Hytter (from £65) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Luster are pet friendly?
Dalsøren Camping og Hytter (from £65) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Luster have swimming pools?
Skjolden Hotel (from £145) is a hotel with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Luster offer an especially good breakfast ?
Gaupnetunet Hotell og Hytter (from £116),Skjolden Hotel (from £145) and Lyngmo Hytter (from £78) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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