Small Boutique hotels in MøRE OG ROMSDAL

Enjoying a fabulous location by the Tingvollfjorden in Møre og Romsdal county, Angvik Gamle Handelssted is a charming small hotel, situated in a carefully restored historic timber trading house. Now in its fifth generation of ownership, this family owned and run property offers delightful boutique accommodation, fine cuisine and fascinating activities in a splendid lakeside setting. Ideal for relaxing holidays in this beautiful region of western Norway, Angvik Gamle Handelssted offers a number of tailor-made activities in and around the fjord. These include a variety of boat trips, fishing, canoeing and cycling. The Angvik Trading Station Museum offers a fascinating insight into the history of the region, while the Tore Bjørn Skjølsvik Gallery exhibits the work of one of the foremost artists in the country. Angvik Gamle Handelssted has seventeen stylish hotel rooms located on three floors. All rooms have their own character, and most of them have magnficent views of the bay. The philosophy of the hotel's restaurant, Bøkkerstua, is to use the best of nature's local offerings, and the restaurant's talented chefs create exciting menus, accompanied by fine wines from the hotel's excellent cellar. Guests can also take advantage of the spa and wellness centre, with thermal baths, a Turkish bath, a sauna and a range of massages.

Enjoying a dramatic location on the idyllic little island of Finnøya, Finnøy Havstuer is a charming boutique property standing in three different buildings on the waterfront at Finnøy. Situated in the carefully restored trading post and fisheries department buildings of this charming little village, Finnøy Havstuer offers unique accommodation and facilities in a friendly island atmosphere. Fantastic for exploring this beautiful region of north-western Norway, activities available include daily fishing trips on the wooden fishing boat Hilding, mountain tours, boat trips to Ona island with its spectacular light house, sea eagle safaris, and evenings at the distillery. Finnøy Havstuer has a total of fifty rooms, twenty-eight in the Holmen building, sixteen in Brygga and six in the old distillery. Rooms are large and bright, with fine views, and feature timber flooring, wood-panelled walls and custom designed furniture. The hotel's restaurant offers a delicious range of local dishes, prepared from freshly caught fish and seafood. The hotel also offers a number of fully equipped meeting rooms.

Standing by the harbour of the historical fishing village Håhålmen, on the beautiful little island of Hustadvika, Håholmen Havstuer is a small boutique hotel situated in twenty five traditional island buildings spread around the waterfront. This charming property offers comfortable accommodation, fine cuisine and exclusive activities in an idyllic island setting. Perfect for quiet getaways in this beautiful area of Norway, Håholmen Havstuer is surrounded by the spectacular island scenery of Hustadvika. Only accessible by sea, Håholmen Havstuer offers guests a fabulous range of outdoor activities, including cruises on a traditional sailing vessel and fishing trips on a wooden fishing boat. Other possibilities include sea eagle safaris and diving. Håholmen Havstuer has a total of forty-nine rooms, distributed around the traditional houses dating from the 17th and 18th centuries. Most rooms are spacious doubles, but there are also some single rooms as well as larger rooms with multiple bedrooms and living rooms. All rooms have bathrooms and showers, but rooms are not equipped with televisions or telephones, for obvious reasons. The hotel's restaurant is well known for exquisite food and a pleasant nautical atmosphere. The restaurant's chefs create nearly all their dishes from scratch, using local ingredients and traditional recipes. Håhålmen is located on an islet that was formerly a fishing village, so it is not surprising that the focus of the cuisine is on freshly caught fish and seafood.

This fabulous property enjoys a spectacular location, standing beside the Brosundet canal in Alesund. Situated in a listed art-nouveau building, once a fish-packing house dating from the early 19th century. Carefully and sympathetically restored by the award winning Snøhetta architectural studio, which also designed the New Library of Alexandria, the Norwegian Opera & Ballet in Oslo, and the Ground Zero Pavilion in New York, Hotel Brosundet offers luxurious boutique accommodation and fine cuisine in a fabulous heritage setting. All of Ålesund, with its immense concentration of art-nouveau buildngs, is within walking distance of the hotel. Perfect for visiting this beautiful region, with its scenic fjords and islands, it is also within easy reach of the snow-mantled Sunnmøre Alps and the Hjørundfjord and its charming villages and hamlets. Hotel Brosundet has forty-seven individually designed rooms, featuring purpose-built oak furniture, and luminous en-suite bathrooms with Italian tiling. Brosundet hotel's unique restaurant, the Maki, serves delicious menus based on the finest freshly caught fish from the harbour of Ålesund. Another focal point of the hotel is the cosy Brosundet Bar, where guests can relax in sumptuous leather armchairs with a drink from the hotel's excellent wine cellar and immense selection of beers and spirits.

This charming property enjoys a fabulous location on the shores of the Hjørundfjorden, by the village of Sæbø. Recently having undergone a thorough renovation, Sagafjord Hotel is situated in a traditional regional timber building and offers comfortable accommodation, fine cuisine and unique marina facilities in a magnificent setting. Offering magnificent views of the Hjørundfjorden, Sagafjord Hotel is surrounded by the spectacular peaks of the Sunnmøre Alps, and is the perfect spot for relaxing holidays in this beautiful, unspoilt region of Norway. The hotel and its partner enterprises provide a fabulous range of outdoor activities for guests. These include ski touring and mountaineering in winter, and hiking, scrambling, kayaking and fishing in summer among many. The hotel's fully equipped marina facilities are ideal for guests arriving by yacht or boat, with thirty-five berths with a minimum depth of six feet at low tide. The hotel's waterside restaurant offers fine cuisine accompanied by amazing views of the fjord. The restaurant's skilled chefs create regularly changing menus based on seasonal cuisine and the finest local produce. Guests can also moments of quiet relaxation in the comfortable lounge bar, which serves fine wines, refreshments and local Slogen beer. Business visitors can take advantage of three fully equipped conference rooms, for successful seminars, events and presentations.