Beauriful hotel & Staff was very nice, and the property was pet friendly. Large fenced in yard and easy walk to the fjord. The lab was absolutely delicious. The room was lovely with heated bathroom floor. I especially loved the dog bed, dog bowls and even dog treats with note in the room, very welcoming.

The set meal looked very lovely, but quite pricey. Even when I purchased a portion of the meal, I could not believe how expensive it was, especially the desert which was small and overpriced. The bedroom was a little dark, but doable and the shower required a little effort to get out of due to the shower doors, but it was a minor inconvenience.

Extremely accomodating and pleasant staff at the hotel and restaurant. For instance had to call and move our dinner reservation because our drive from Sweden took longer than expected and they moved us even though they were quite busy in the restaurant. The food in the restaurant was really very delicious and the view from the restaurant and also from the pavillion where they serve breakfast was beautiful.

We thought that the hotel would be in a more secluded location, but it's surrounded by other housing complexes and homes on all sides. This was not a problem, it just wasn't quite what we expected. We also had a problem with our booking - we had booked a family room, but for some reason this wasn't showing up correctly in the hotel's system, and they did not have any more family rooms. We received two double rooms instead which was also fine for us in particular as we were only staying for 1 night.

Excellent location, close to the sea and to hiking trips. Beautiful surroundings, and a very well-preserved building. Worth a visit just to look at it and enjoy the garden, but well worth staying at. Very kind and helpful staff.

Not a problem with the hotel per se, but the hiking roads around the area are not all well prepared, and require some dexterity to move about.

Location, history, garden, beautiful dining room with art by Munch, great sorroundings to go for a walk, near Oslo.

Restaurant was fully booked (our main goal with the trip). We did'nt expect that, but our fault not having booked table in advance. High season start was a bit earlier than we expected. We heard everything that was happening outside our room, loud noise from the hallway. The doors seemed sort of damaged, wasn't possible to close properly and are not likely to be safe in case of fire (smoke will get in to all rooms quickly) (image attached).

Beautiful hotel in a beautiful location, very friendly staff, cosy lounge/bar with free tea and coffee, very good breakfast, 2 minute walk down to the sea. We added another night because it was so nice there.

Fabulous art works and views over the fjord

Awkwardly placed power points. Turning off the light in the entrance hall turned power off to all points in the room

The room, the breakfast (food, choice and room), the location close to the beach, the building is very beautiful.

The art in general is not necessarily joyful.

Location is perfect, just a short walk down the alley in the garden and you're at the waterfront. Beautiful sunsets right in front of you. Everything about the place (except for the pavilion, but that was fine too), looks very authentic and fits with the concept. Very friendly staff. Really good food, both breakfast and dinner from the Pavilion.

The servers at the restaurant was a bit young and inexperienced, and struggled a bit to follow up.

It’s built in 1767. Couldn’t be better. Wonderful view and displayed very famous artists like munch’s. Definitely visit again someday.

Location, cleanliness, staff

No room service. Formal dinning only.