New domiciles in Norway promise peace and sustainability

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Norway's new hotels offer comfort, nature and cultural richness

The new accommodations in Norway offer a variety of experiences, from the tranquil nature in Manshausen to the magical glassworks in Vidsyn Midjås and the new Wood Hotel Bodø with its panoramic views and sustainable design. Each destination promises a unique blend of comfort, nature and cultural experiences.

Manshausen - where sea and mountains meet

On the island of Manshausen in Steigen, modern seaside resorts are located directly on the water and luxury and coastal charm merge seamlessly. Nature-related activities such as fishing, kayaking and eagle safaris are part of the concept of the new accommodation. The main house offers space for up to 30 guests, breathtaking views, outstanding service and regional cuisine that is deeply rooted in coastal culture.

Vidsyn Midjås - Glassworks in Dalen, Telemark

Vidsyn Midjås in Dalen consists of modern glass cabins with breathtaking views of Dalen and Lake Bandak. Cozy fireplaces under the stars, communal facilities, self-service breakfast and a wood-heated sauna in the forest make for a perfect retreat. 

Wood Hotel Bodø - opening in 2024

Wood Hotel Bodø, opening in 2024, is the pinnacle of modern luxury. Located by Rønvikfjellet, just 15 minutes from Bodø city center, the hotel has 177 rooms with spectacular 360-degree views. Guests can enjoy exquisite food in the restaurant, relax in the bar or café and unwind in the wellness area and heated pool.

The 10,000 square meter hotel is a sustainable masterpiece built mainly from wood, offering an environmentally friendly and impressive experience.

Wood Hotel Bodø is a premier destination and invites Norwegian and international tourists to enjoy unparalleled luxury in the midst of Bodø's breathtaking scenery.

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