Brekkestranda Fjordhotel

Hotel

Old style hotel at good location. Delicious cousin! Highly recommended.

Very nice place. Amazing nature!

Cozy hotel with good food, on the shore of Sognefjord, the longest and deepest fjord in Norway. Staff and management very helpful.

Nice service and wonderful location.

My husband and I had a fantastic time here. The setting is on the very edge of a beautiful fjord that is teaming with fish. We watched with excitement as the fish jumped for food, like a bubbling sea. The view from our room overlooked the sea and we woke up to the most amazing sight. It was like a painting. I was sore from hiking so I really appreciated the soft, cloud like beds. It was super comfortable on my sore muscles. The room had a large flat screen TV that had local c…hannels. It also had a great little balcony, where we sat and drank coffee in the mornings. The breakfast was the high point in the trip. It was amazing! Delicious buttery scrambled eggs, those tiny smoked sausages that are so additive, cold meats and cheeses. Fresh breads, and baked goods like croissants one day and muffins the next. There was oatmeal, pate and bacon cheese, and a waffle station. Also a big selection of tea, which I really appreciated. It was so nice to wake up and have a great breakfast before going and adventuring. They also served dinner, which was very good. Also good prices. I've been to other hotels but this is my all time favorite. We'll be coming back yearly I think.

Beautiful location. Great hotel rooms with comfortable bed. Nice hot showers. Breakfast was amazing. Had everything you'd want in a hot breakfast. Eggs, sausages, cold meats and cheeses, fresh bread, croissants, it was perfect.

Stopped for coffee. Super friendly.

Had dinner in the restaurant. Good food and great view!

Beautiful hotel. Nice service. Super food and breakfast. It should not be compared to German standard. But I would go back.

The room was very clean and comfortable.
Very nice location right on the waterfront
Street somewhat narrow for the arrival but very quiet location.

Although only in for lunch we were greeted as though we were full time guests by very friendly staff. Our coffee and open sandwich were served quickly, the sandwich was excellent. We had a very long, friendly and informative conversation with the manageress. The view from the restaurant is really beautiful and would be spectacular on a sunny day, highly recommended.

Beautiful setting, lovely staff and possibly the best salmon we have ever eaten. It won't be 24 years until my next visit.

The key selling point behind this hotel is its breathtaking views of the fjord. Do get the rooms that look out onto the water and you will be rewarded with kncredible sunrise, sunset and all days views accompanying varied colours and tones. Activities are limited but they do have a fun driving range that lets you club golf balls into the fjord. 20balls go for 100NOK which is not cheap, but clubs (in poor condition) are provided. Facilities are clean organised but relatively basic. Rooms boast of a TV, and beds are clean and comfy. Spacious parking allows you to almost drive right up to your room. Service however was excellent with friendly, attentive, english speaking staff. On Sundays the restaurant scales down with limited dining options, and the nearby supermarkets are all closed. So do stock up/come prepared. One challenge is coming from the ferry, the drive through the tunnel can be quite a task as it is narrow and very dark. So do come only if you are a confident driver.

1500 — is simply too expensive for one person per a night. It is absolutely not in relation to much better hotels with better performance (newspaper, breakfast, pool,. )
I travel a lot in the Vestland (Hordaland) — but this is just the most expensive hotel that I have ever experienced.
Location and architecture is ok.

Very nice area. Perfect location to enjoy the fjord view.