House holiday rentals in Midt-Gudbrandsdalen

Arnemoen

Arnemoen is located in rural surroundings along the pilgrimage trail about 1 km up from Landsbyen Ringebu and Ringebu Ski Station. The house is just under 50 sqm, consists of a living room with kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and storage room, and is almost like a cozy little cottage to be honest. Arnemoen Gard organizes concerts with Norwegian and foreign quality artists, and the housing unit is a natural part of the farm environment. Short distance to Kvitfjell alpine facilities, ski slopes and bike/hiking trails. Good hunting and fishing opportunities nearby.

authentic rose-painted hallingstue from 1690.

Experience authentic farming culture in an original charming halling cottage. Here you can grind coffee beans in an old mill and cook on a wood stove if you want. Refrigerator, freezer, and new bathroom are the latest. Hallingstugu is located on a farm in active operation with cows, sheep and garden hens. In the outdoor area there is plenty of space to ski and sled. Popular attractions nearby include Nesfjellet alpine, golf, Nystølkroken café, Langedrag nature park and endless cross-country ski trails. Everything within a few kilometres by car.

Cozy house on a farm with beautiful views

Welcome to our idyllic farm in Fåvang. The gateway to amazing nature experiences or just an overnight stay on your trip through Norway! Experience the quiet charm of Norwegian Innlandet from our cozy home on the farm in Upper Årnes in Fåvang. Here you live surrounded by magnificent nature, with proximity to mountains, forests and rivers, perfect for those looking for relaxation or adventure all year round. The house is located five minutes from the E6 with beautiful views of Gudbrandsdalen. SHEETS AND TOWELS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE!

Vacation in the eldorado of national parks.

Here you can enjoy your morning coffee on the terrace, and enjoy the panoramic views over Vågåvatnet. Uppå Strond is west facing and enjoys the particularly nice light from the west. We are located in the middle of the three national parks Jotunheimen, Reinheimen and Breheimen, so within an hour's drive you reach Galdhøpiggen, Besseggen and Rondeslottet. In other words, a great starting point for those who love hiking in the mountains. Activities for children: Brimiskogen climbing park, Glittersjå mountain farm and Jotunfjell Alpaca.

Small house in Lerddalsøyri

Our holiday let, built as a habbedashery in 1898, has a living room (TV, free WiFi, wood burning stove) and equipped kitchen on the ground floor. Two bedrooms and one bathroom (with washing mashine) upstairs. The house has double glazing, accommodates four people and is decorated in Scandinavian style. Located on the old main street (now a pedestrian zone), in our charming wooden town Lærdalsøyri. Food shops, bakery, cafes and services right around the corner. Bed linnen and towels are included.

Luster Norway. Sunshine Coast

Enjoy a newly renovated house, located by one of the most beautiful sceneries of Norwegian fjord-landscapes. With a modern and fully updated interior that includes, among other things, a new kitchen, Air Conditioning / Heat Pump, floor heating and a flat screen TV, you get to enjoy the beautiful surroundings from a comfortable home. With beds for up to 10 people and parking for several cars it serves as a perfect base for exploring the diverse activities that this particular area has to offer.

Farmhouse, Breheimen - Reinheimen- Jotunheimen.

Sorrounded by the national parks Breheimen, Reinheimen and Jotunheimen, and short distance to Lom, Galdhøpiggen, Stryn, Geiranger and Sogn. Peaceful and quiet, with a good distance from the neighbours. Close to nature with animal and birdlife right up to the stairs. Hiking right outside the door, everything from easy hikes in flat terrain on the way to many peaks of 2000 meters. 230 waters and 250km. rivers to fish in. Ask if you need trip suggestion, tips for activities, literature or maps.

Charming farmhouse by the river, Gol, Hallingdal

Behind the house (20 metres) you'll find the river Hallingdalselva, where you can fish for trouts. You may borrow a canoe or a small rowing boat. Koselig kårstue på gård. Huset er bygget i 1905 og har interiør fra århundreskiftet til ca 1970. Store, lyse og luftige soverom i 2.etasje. Kjøkken og stue med vedovn og kamin i 1.etasje. Huset ligger like ved Hallingdalselva med flotte bade- og fiskemuligheter. Du kan låne robåt eller kanoer. Vi snakker norsk, engelsk og spansk.

Bruvoll feriehus

Fully renovated guesthouse, situated in Lærdal(close to Flåm)at the end of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sognefjorden. The house is welcoming and spacious, and is perfect for families. Lærdal features mountain tops wooden houses in Lærdalsøyri, and Norway’s best preserved stave church. The old city centre in the Lærdalsøyri is also a popular sight, with more than 150 well-preserved wooden houses that date back to the 16th and 17th century. Many hiking options.

Jesastova

Small and cozy house from the 18th century, located rural right next to the great Lærdalselva river. Nice hiking opportunities both along the river, and in the great surrounding mountains in Lærdalsdalen. 4 km to Lærdal center where you will find shops, Norsk Villakssenter, Sogn Art Center, Motorikkpark etc. Lærdal is located by E16, right between Oslo and Bergen, and with a short way to Aurland/Flåm, Hemsedal, Sogndal and Årdal.

Snowcake Cottage

Willkommen in Snowcake Cottage, unsere luxuriöse Holzhütte mit einer tollen Ausstattung und einer einzigartigen Aussicht auf den Gålå-See sowie das Jotunheimen Gebirge. Bei uns findest du neben Sauna, Hot tub und freistehender Badewanne alles, was dein Herz begehrt! Bettwäsche und Handtücher, Shampoo und Duschgel sind ebenfalls inklusive. Nur das verbrauchte Holz sollte am Ende des Urlaubs wieder aufgefüllt werden.

18th century timbered wooden house close to everything

Stay centrally in Lillehammer with stunning views of Mjøsa, in a traditional timbered wooden house with a unique history. Vågåhuset is a timber building that was moved from Vågå to Lillehammer in 1913. The house was originally one of three buildings on a farm in Vågå in Gudbrandsdalen. According to Maihaugen/digital museum, the house was bought and moved to Lillehammer by the painter Frederik Collett.