Bekkjarvik Gjestgiveri Hotel & Suites

Dining here was a great experience! We did. It stay at the hotel but only popped in for dinner service. Professional and personable wait staff & well curated menu = you cannot go wrong 🤤

We enjoyed a wonderful meal featuring the perfectly tender cod, a tasty veal entrecote and the flavourful madeline for dessert. Service was personal and attentative with passion. We’re always coming back.

Beautiful hotel! From the moment you arrive there will be welcoming smiles, delicious food, comfy beds and beautiful views. Do not hesitate to stay here. Might want to try a delicious dinner at Mirabel with their award winning chef. Enjoy!

We only had dinner but it was mouth watering. The fish was cooked to perfection and the side dishes finely seasoned. Our waiter was very polite and let us enjoy our meal while being here if we needed him.

I was just visiting the area, I cannot review the rooms, but the food there is excellent! 6 ⭐ or more! 😊 I really recommend the fish soup, it was excellent, together with the bread and the foamy butter. My kid was thrilled to have the kid's burger. The dessert, cheesecake with passion fruit and strawberry sorbet... 🤤 again 6 ⭐ ... Excellent experience, nice restaurant, for sure I will be back there.

A little piece of heaven in Bekkjarvic... off the beaten track but well worth the pilgrimage. Best food ever combined with 5 star service. Superb.

Our family travelled a long distance to visit what looked to be a beautiful hotel based upon the photos online. Unfortunately, most of the advertised pictures are part of a separate part of the hotel reserved for group bookings, and all photos are taken with an advantageous angle hiding the parking lot/road immediately in front of the rooms and restaurant. If booking a suite, take note that it’s in a separate building that you have to walk to and which feels like a motel— abandoned bike and stroller in the entryway, seedy staircase, public restroom.. it was not at all worth the $500 we spent. Several of these rooms do not have windows that can be opened or central air. The 5-course dinner is $100/person. We were given printer paper menus in Norwegian, no English, and no one was able to translate. We left and went to the burger place across the street which was actually pretty good. They offer a standard Norwegian breakfast which was great, but you get it at nearly every hotel. I would not recommend making the trip out here if this hotel is the main attraction. *in response to their reply: If it was accurately advertised, we would never have booked our stay here. Yes our windows opened in the room we were changed to, I mention that other rooms do not have windows that can open or central air as a precaution for potential guests because it’s factual. If the waiter spoke English, why couldn’t he tell us what was on the menu? He did not suggest the other restaurant, I told him we were going there when I notified him we were leaving. This place is resting on their laurels from days long gone.

The place and the food is a gem, but the service unfortunately did not reflect that for our dinnrer. The wine is an invitation to a blind date - an expensive one with little- or no information - maybe our arrival was just after a big event - but the service is experienced much better on places with much less to offer ||||Hipe they will improve- the place have potential - we will see tomorrow…