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Henningsvær Bryggehotell
Lofoten Islands
A waterfront boutique hotel across eight historic buildings in a fishing village, with sea and mountain views.
Island · No. 3 in Norway
Lofoten's best stays are restored fishermen's quarters on the water, beneath jagged peaks and the midnight sun.
Handpicked boutique hotels
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Lofoten Islands
A waterfront boutique hotel across eight historic buildings in a fishing village, with sea and mountain views.
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Lofoten Islands
A secluded collection of traditional fishermen's huts in Sørvågen, designed with modern comforts.
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Lofoten Islands
A small, eco-certified hotel in Sørvågen with shared kitchens and lounges.
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Lofoten Islands
Restored fishermen's cottages on Reinefjord, with a restaurant in the old general store.
The Lofoten Islands are a chain of steep granite peaks, white beaches and red fishing cabins above the Arctic Circle. Stockfish racks stand beside villages like Henningsvær, Reine and Sørvågen, and the Gulf Stream keeps winters mild.
Henningsvær Bryggehotell spreads across eight historic buildings in a fishing village, with sea-view suites and Vind Brasserie. Reine Rorbuer has carefully restored fishermen's cottages on Reinefjord, and its Gammelbua restaurant sits in the old general store. Holmen Lofoten and Lofoten Planet Boutique Hotel, both in Sørvågen, give secluded, eco-minded options.
Summer brings hiking and midnight sun, winter the northern lights and surfing in thick wetsuits. Rent a car to explore the E10 road and ferry options, and book rooms far ahead for July.
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We list 4 boutique hotels in Lofoten Islands, including Henningsvær Bryggehotell, Holmen Lofoten and Lofoten Planet Boutique Hotel.
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