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Guestroom Bathroom In The Main Building Guestroom bathrooms are thoughtfully appointed with either a tub or a shower, as well as bathroom amenities and a hairdryer.

Guestroom In The Tingstova Building The hotel's Tingstova building is just as historical as the rest of Walaker Hotell, tracing all the way back to 1630.

Guestroom In The Main Building Charmingly decorated and comfortably appointed, each of the 26 guestrooms at the Walaker Hotell offers a cozy, homelike ambiance, with beautiful views of the fjord or garden to match.

Guestroom In The Main Building Given their storied setting, guestrooms in the main building are fittingly decorated with period-inspired furnishings and architectural elements, allowing guests to feel like they are sleeping in a piece of history.

Guestroom In The Tingstova Building The hotel's Tingstova building is just as historical as the rest of Walaker Hotell, tracing all the way back to 1630.

Guestroom In The Main Building Given their storied setting, guestrooms in the main building are fittingly decorated with period-inspired furnishings and architectural elements, allowing guests to feel like they are sleeping in a piece of history.

Guestroom Bathroom In The Tingstova Building Guestroom bathrooms are thoughtfully appointed with either a tub or a shower, as well as bathroom amenities and a hairdryer.

Guestroom Bathroom In The Tingstova Building Guestroom bathrooms are thoughtfully appointed with either a tub or a shower, as well as bathroom amenities and a hairdryer.

Guestroom In The Main Building Given their storied setting, guestrooms in the main building are fittingly decorated with period-inspired furnishings and architectural elements, allowing guests to feel like they are sleeping in a piece of history.

Guestroom Bathroom In The Annex Guestroom bathrooms are thoughtfully appointed with a shower, as well as bathroom amenities and a hairdryer.

Guestroom In The Annex Constructed in 1964, the sizable guestrooms in the Annex are outfitted with more contemporary décor that still has plenty of character.

Guestroom In The Annex Constructed in 1964, the sizable guestrooms in the Annex are outfitted with more contemporary décor that still has plenty of character.

Furnished Guestroom Patio In The Annex Building Superior Guestrooms in the Annex come with a furnished patio with views of the fjord and garden access.

Dessert Finish off a meal at the Walaker Hotell restaurant with a sweet treat made with locally sourced and homegrown ingredients.

Fish Dish For dinner, enjoy dishes made with ingredients sourced directly from the Lusterfjord, such as crayfish, whiting, and venison.

Plating Dishes For Dinner Served nightly at 7:30 PM, the hotel's four-course dinner features a set menu highlighting the day’s bounty from Inner Sogn, including freshly delivered ingredients like langoustines fished from the Lustrafjord, mountain venison, brown and white goat cheese from an area farm, and more.

Outdoor Dining In The Garden With its sweeping views of the Lustrafjord, the hotel's garden makes for a beautiful setting for breakfast or a morning coffee.

Restaurant Seating Walaker Hotell is home to its very own restaurant, which serves breakfast and dinner crafted with ingredients sourced from the onsite garden, as well as the natural pantry that is the Inner Sogn.

Walaker Hotell Restaurant Walaker Hotell is home to its very own restaurant, which serves breakfast and dinner crafted with ingredients sourced from the onsite garden, as well as the natural pantry that is the Inner Sogn.

Seating In The Walaker Hotell Restaurant Walaker Hotell is home to its very own restaurant, which serves breakfast and dinner crafted with ingredients sourced from the onsite garden, as well as the natural pantry that is the Inner Sogn.

Walaker Hotell From Above Matching Walaker Hotell's more than 380 years of history is its storybook setting in the verdant Lustrafjord, the innermost tributary of the kingly Sognefjorden, Norway's deepest and longest fjord.

Common Area Period furnishings and family photographs throughout the hotel nod to Walaker Hotell's storied history.

Exterior Entrance Designed in the historic Norwegian vernacular architectural style known as byggeskikk, Walaker Hotell, particularly the main building and Tingstova, features centuries-old building construction techniques that have been passed down for generations.

Hotel Exterior Owned and operated by the same family for generations, Walaker Hotell's long-time tradition of hospitality is equally storied, having been passed down through the Nitter family since 1690. Today, the Walaker's ninth-generation hotel manager carries on the tradition that was started by the family more than 330 years ago.

Garden Nestled in the shadow of soaring mountains, Walaker Hotell's garden is a serene retreat lush with fruit trees, lilac bushes, and climbing white bryony, offering the perfect place to unwind with a good book or a morning cup of coffee.

Garden With View Of The Lustrafjord Thanks to the mountains that cocoon the village of Solvorn on three sides, Walaker Hotell enjoys beautiful weather and sunshine from April through August, while meltwater from the nearby glaciers keeps the Lustrafjord lush and green for much of the year.

Common Area With Piano Although the former coaching inn has expanded a bit through the years, now boasting 26 guestrooms across three different buildings, the Walaker Hotell maintains the same intimate, welcoming, and homelike atmosphere that has led it to host Scandinavian royalty and travel experts alike.

The Annex The annex at Walaker Hotell was constructed in 1964, with sizeable guestrooms outfitted with more contemporary décor that still has plenty of character.

Gate To The Walaker Hotell Designed in the historic Norwegian vernacular architectural style known as byggeskikk, Walaker Hotell, particularly the main building and Tingstova, features centuries-old building construction techniques that have been passed down for generations.

Garden Nestled in the shadow of soaring mountains, Walaker Hotell's garden is a serene retreat lush with fruit trees, lilac bushes, and climbing white bryony, offering the perfect place to unwind with a good book or a morning cup of coffee.

Garden With View Of The Lustrafjord Thanks to the mountains that cocoon the village of Solvorn on three sides, Walaker Hotell enjoys beautiful weather and sunshine from April through August, while meltwater from the nearby glaciers keeps the Lustrafjord lush and green for much of the year.

The Annex The annex at Walaker Hotell was constructed in 1964, with sizeable guestrooms outfitted with more contemporary décor that still has plenty of character.

Art Gallery Opened in 1990 to mark the 300-year jubilee of the Nitter family’s care of the Walaker Hotell, the art gallery features exhibitions by local and nationally known artists.

Historical Exterior Of Walaker Hotell The earliest known iteration of the Walaker Hotel debuted in the tranquil village of Solvorn. The building itself originally served as a guesthouse and coaching inn for travelers venturing their way through the verdant Lustrafjord. The small tavern prospered, too, functioning as the only business of its kind in the area.

Solvorn, Norway Solvorn is a tranquil, bucolic village in the heart of historic Western Norway. Its most well-known historical era coincided with the rise of the Vikings—a seafaring people active throughout Europe during the Middle Ages.

Shoreline Of The Lustrafjord From Solvorn, Norway The Lustrafjord is the inner tributary of the Sognefjord, the deepest and longest fjord in Norway.

Meeting Setup In The Art Gallery Located in either the Tingstova building or the art gallery, the hotel’s six smaller meeting rooms provide a creative yet serene space ideal for brainstorming or training sessions.

Meeting Setup In The Tingstova Building Located in either the Tingstova building or the art gallery, the hotel’s six smaller meeting rooms provide a creative yet serene space ideal for brainstorming or training sessions.