Geiranger·8.6
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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Lunheim in Geiranger is a farm-based hotel offering panoramic views of the Geiranger Fjord. Guest rooms feature a seating area and private bathroom, with free WiFi access. The hotel boasts a terrace, garden, barbecue facilities, and kitchenette access. A shuttle service, tour desk, and activities like fishing and hiking are available. Central Geiranger is 3 km away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The view is simply incredible, the room is spacious and comfortable. Ian is a charming host who shared his love of this beautiful country and region with us, and we recommend it without reservation.
Gueroult·A month ago
The shared dining area offered a spectacular fjord view, and the room was spacious with ample closet space and hangers. Breakfast at a nearby hotel was excellent, thanks to a voucher from the owner. The room was clean, but the linens felt worn—especially the dingy white comforter—and there was a musty odor. When we arrived, we were surprised to learn the hotel had increased breakfast rates after we booked four months earlier, and the extra cost was charged to us.
Jane·2 months ago
The location was great.
Lynn·2 months ago
The kitchen equipment was fine. The accommodation did not match the description because it had no sea view as advertised. It was on the ground floor with extreme dampness, not like the photos. I suspect that unit wasn’t listed because it’s not visible in the ad. The host tried to extort me by offering the booked sea‑view room for an extra 10 EUR, which I refused. The bathroom was outside the unit, not inside.
Imanol·2 months ago
The view from the other side of the apartment looks out over the Geirangerfjord from above. At booking, it wasn’t clear that the bathroom is external, about 5–6 m away. The apartment and bathroom are at street level and look like a sub‑level. Wi‑Fi signal is very weak, causing phone disconnections. The owner added roughly 200 NOK extra for a cleaning deposit (150 NOK) and about 50 NOK in credit‑card bank fees. After asking for explanations and arguing that those fees shouldn’t belong to the guest, I got the full amount back.
Alessio·2 months ago