Tyssedal Hotel

3-star historic hotel with original Norwegian art and free sauna, at the foot of Trolltunga

Art and History

Tyssedal Hotel houses a collection of original art paintings by Norwegian painters, displayed throughout the common areas. The hotel is a converted historical residence built in 1912, preserving its early 20th-century charm. Guests can view temporary art galleries and join walking tours organized by the hotel.

Accommodations

The hotel offers family rooms that accommodate up to five adults, with fjord or mountain views from each room. All rooms include private bathrooms with either a shower or bathtub, and soundproofing for a quiet stay. Allergy-free rooms are available upon request, and daily housekeeping is provided.

Location and Accessibility

Tyssedal Hotel sits on the shores of Hardangerfjorden at the foot of Hardangervidda Mountains, 6 km north of Odda. The Trolltunga hike begins at Skjeggeda, a 20-minute drive from the hotel, with shuttle services available from a nearby bus stop. The Norwegian Museum of Hydro Power and Industry is 400 meters away, and grocery stores are a 1-minute walk.

Wellness and Relaxation

Guests have free access to the hotel's sauna, which offers views of the mountains and fjord. A hot tub or Jacuzzi is also available for use after a day of hiking. The sauna and Jacuzzi are open until 22:00, allowing for post-hike relaxation.

Dining and Breakfast

The on-site restaurant serves local cuisine, including a lamb burger with goat cheese and other Norwegian dishes. A complimentary breakfast buffet is offered each morning, with a variety of options. Special diet menus and packed lunches can be arranged for early departures to Trolltunga.

• Location: 20-minute drive to Trolltunga trailhead, 400 m from Norwegian Museum of Hydro Power and Industry
• Rooms: Family rooms for up to 5 adults with fjord or mountain views
• Dining: On-site restaurant with local cuisine and complimentary breakfast buffet
• Wellness: Free sauna and Jacuzzi available for guests
• Art: Original Norwegian art collection housed in a 1912 historical residence
• Services: Electric vehicle charging station and shuttle service to hiking trails