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Monika3 weeks ago
Gaupne·8.7
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Nestled on a 1850 farm overlooking Luster Fjord and Feigum Waterfall, Nes Gard offers 30‑minute access to Sogndal and 25‑minute drive to Breheimen National Park. Each uniquely decorated room features private bathrooms, fjord views, and balconies or terraces. The on‑site restaurant serves Norwegian specialties, while free Wi‑Fi, gardens, playgrounds, bike rentals, and shuttle services enhance the experience.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
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Monika·3 weeks ago
The spot offers a fantastic view, and the dinner was excellent with a cozy, homely vibe because you dine in the old farmhouse/home. We were a bit late for breakfast; the staff weren’t there at that time. Tables of guests who had already left were still uncleaned, making the space feel a little uncomfortable, which was a shame because the breakfast area itself was beautifully renovated.
Marita·A month ago
The place is nicely maintained, more like a small hotel than a B&B. The room is compact but tastefully decorated and pleasant. Breakfast was very good, and we arrived at 11 pm due to a delayed flight, so we appreciated the option to check in after the official closing time. We stayed in a twin room where the two single beds were extremely narrow; I’m a UK size 10 and managed to fit, but many others might struggle. Narrow beds seem to be somewhat common in Norway. The price was quite high compared to other places we visited, though that might be due to the location.
Gill·A month ago
The location is amazing, breakfast is great, and the staff are friendly. It’s cool that you can walk to the fjord via a nearby platform. The room was extremely tiny, especially for the price. The beds were only about 80 cm wide and barely fit in the space.
Florencia·A month ago
Simple but cozy. The staff were very friendly and the breakfast delicious, with a great location. The room was fairly tight/ small.
Silvia·A month ago