Reine Rorbuer - by Classic Norway Hotels

Absolutely not recommended. While the scenery is indeed beautiful, the stay was extremely disappointing and not worth the price at all. The room was small with a limited view; the two single beds pushed together kept shifting, making for an unsettling night's sleep. The soundproofing was terrible; you could clearly hear conversations from next door. The room was dusty and the cleanliness was very poor. All disposable toiletries were provided, but the floor felt incredibly dirty to walk on barefoot. The most unpleasant aspect was the attitude towards communication and problem-solving. After encountering unforeseen transportation issues, negotiation was extremely difficult. The room type and conditions offered after the rescheduling were significantly different from the original booking, yet the room quality was much worse, and the hotel acted as if the guests had gotten a great deal. Avoid this hotel altogether.

After booking the hotel, I thought it would be old based on the website pictures, but I was pleasantly surprised. The hotel facilities were actually quite new; the wooden planks seemed to be from the last few years, and the bathroom facilities were also quite new. I booked a room with a kitchen, which had a coffee capsule machine. However, this room type was sandwiched between two other buildings, so the view wasn't great. Check-in was smooth, and there were free parking spaces near the cabins. The only drawback was that the kitchen lacked an oven or a portable gas stove (the cabins I stayed at the previous night in Henningsville had both, giving me more options for cooking).

The beachfront terraced houses are quiet and offer fantastic views from the windows. They are also very convenient for getting to Reinebringen.

Service: The staff were very friendly and helped us change to the most suitable room type – a charming little wooden cabin. Facilities: There's a charging station right next door, making car charging convenient. The pier is suitable for setting up crab traps. Convenient transportation nearby.

Lofoten is so beautiful! Staying in a small house like this was a great way to experience local life. The fjord view is stunning! The bed was soft but a bit narrow, and the hot water was limited. The kitchenette didn't have cooking utensils, but they thoughtfully provided all sorts of cleaning supplies. During the dark summer days, the curtains weren't enough to block out the light, so bring your own eye mask if needed!

In the off-season, there are few people~ The fisherman's hut is definitely not as comfortable as a hotel But the view is really nice!

I was very lucky to see the snake-shaped aurora on the hotel balcony.

Reine is a very beautiful town. This hotel is located in the core of the town. You can see very beautiful mountain and sea views when you go out. The room is a turf wooden house with a large area, including a living room, a living room, a dining table, a kitchen, a bathroom, and an attic, but the decoration is a traditional local simple wooden house. The wood outside is rotten and there aren't many parking spaces. It's far away from the reception and basically no one can be found to serve.