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Junior Suite Junior Suites offer plenty of space to unwind, with a sleeping alcove or a comfortable sitting area. A soaking tub is also available for relaxing adventures after a long day of fjord adventures.

Spa Suite Living Area With plentiful space, including a spacious bathroom with both a tub and a shower, as well as sweeping views of the fjord, the Spa Suite offers a serene retreat for guests to rejuvenate.

Fjord View From Junior Suite Sleeping Alcove Thanks to the suite's sleeping alcove, guests staying in a Junior Suite enjoy spectacular views of the Geirangerfjord from the time they wake up until the time they go to bed.

Hotel Union Geiranger Guestroom Simple yet cozy, each of the 197 guestrooms at Hotel Union Geiranger is comfortably appointed, with contemporary furnishings tastefully accented with traditional silhouettes.

Guestroom Living Area And Balcony With Fjord View Understated furnishings and homey creature comforts only highlight each accommodation’s most impressive feature: the view of the stunning scenery that opens up right outside the window or balcony.

Guestroom Seating Area With Fjord View Many of the accommodations at Hotel Union Geiranger offer sweeping views of the Geirangerfjord. Some even come with balconies for unimpeded vistas and breathing in the crisp mountain air.

Seating Area And Balcony Of Deluxe Room With Fjord View In the Deluxe Room with Fjord Views, guests can greet the morning with a cup of coffee from a furnished balcony which opens out to the Geirangerfjord.

Indoor Pool Guests can choose from three different pools at Hotel Union Geiranger, including an indoor pool next to a cozy fireplace, a children's pool, and a jacuzzi-like outdoor therapy pool.

Outdoor Therapy Pool Unveiled in 2008, the hotel’s sprawling spa complex is among the best in Norway and features 28 treatment rooms, mountain-view saunas and relaxation rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, skilled therapists offering a range of rejuvenating services, experience showers, and much more.

Hotel Union Spa Spa-goers can indulge in a day or evening pass, which includes a full range of relaxing amenities like a steam room and a Japanese hot bath, or schedule a luxurious treatment.

Vintage Car Exhibit Cruise into the past at the hotel’s vintage car collection. Known as the “Geiranger Opel,” due to the Mjelvas’ collaboration with German automaker Adam Opel, these sturdy vehicles were developed to tackle the steep roads and hairpin turns found throughout the region, boasting an improved turning radius and more robust engines.

Breakfast Brunch At Restaurant Fjorden Open since 1970, Restaurant Fjorden is the hotel’s popular buffet venue. Here, hungry diners can greet the morning with a hearty breakfast or fuel up during the day following the day’s adventures.

Buffet Item At Restaurant Fjorden An expansive selection of both cold and hot dishes is available, like salads, shellfish, cured meats, and home-baked bread on the cold buffet and various meat and fish options on the hot buffet.

Afternoon Tea Among the hotel's many dining options is an afternoon tea, which features sandwiches and sweets perfect for a mid-day break.

Dessert Buffet At Restaurant Fjorden When dining at Restaurant Fjorden, be sure to save some room for dessert—the hotel’s pâtissier bakes up an assortment of decadent treats to round out the meal.

Hotel Lobby The cozy lobby area sets the tone for the guest experience. A spacious lobby bar offers a comfortable place to unwind with a beverage and drink in the beautiful fjord views.

Hotel Seating Area Plush seating throughout the hotel makes for the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the impressive views of the Geirangerfjord.

Exterior View Of Hotel Union Geiranger From The Waterfall Walk Hotel Union Geiranger neighbors the Geiranger waterfall. Guests can take in the view of both the hotel and the water as it roars downhill from the Waterfall Walk.

Hotel Exterior Despite updating its construction with contemporary building materials, Hotel Union Geiranger’s Swiss chalet-style aesthetic remains, an architectural nod to its alpine setting.

Exterior View Of Modern Addition Hotel Union Geiranger has seen some changes over the years, swapping out the original wooden exterior for more modern materials and adding on an expansion to make room for more guests.

Aerial View Of Geiranger And Hotel Union Gazing out at the storybook landscape of the Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hotel Union Geiranger in the rest of the bucolic village of Geiranger boasts incomparable vistas worthy of a fairy tale.

Hotel Union Geiranger Viewed From Below, Circa 1900 To 1910 When the Hotel Union Geiranger first debuted at the end of the 19th century, architect Christian Thams specifically chose Norwegian vernacular architecture to help craft its appearance.

Historical Image Of Hotel Exterior When the Hotel Union Geiranger first debuted at the end of the 19th century, architect Christian Thams specifically chose Norwegian vernacular architecture to help craft its appearance. Steeply pitched roofs reinforced by several intricately laid beams topped the building, while wallboards known as “pilli” constituted the exterior walls. He also incorporated ancient Norse iconography throughout the façade, too, in a style known as Dragestil, including the busts of mythological creatures like dragons and serpents.

Historical Image Of Geiranger, Formerly Known As Merok The Geirangefjord has become so tied to the identity of the village that it stopped being known by its original name of Merok and simply became called Geiranger.

Photocrom Image Of Historic Geiranger Beginning in the mid-19th century, European cruise lines ferried hundreds of curious onlookers to the magnificent Geirangerfjord—a gorgeous waterway lined with verdant flora and towering mountain peaks. One enterprising hospitality company, in particular, decided to construct a gorgeous multistory building just a few moments away from the shores of the Geirangerfjord in 1891.

Foyer The foyer is often used for celebrations, gatherings, and aperitifs and also serves as a break or exhibition area.

Geirangersalen Function Space Whether business meetings, conferences, exhibitions, or special occasions like weddings or other celebrations, the hotel’s abundant function space serves as the ideal setting for events of all sorts. Venues are available in a variety of sizes to host groups large, small, and anywhere in between.