Craig Sungail
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Rooms cabins were small - a person taller than 190 cm will find the doorways, and bed too small.
Staff at reception were coarse.
Perhaps it's common for these types of camps in Norway, but we were surprised to find we had to make our own beds (bedding issued at reception), strip the beds, walk trash to back to reception, and sweep the unit.
The view of the fjord was 50% obstructed by other cabins and trees. A walk around revealed that most cabins had obstructed views.
Cabins are close packed, and I heard neighbors on both sides late into the night.
While they might have enough parking for all cabins, some drivers took more than one space, and one person drove around for 20 minutes looking for a space (I happened to speak with him that evening).
Checkin closes at 2000, so don't hike too late.
The price was the same at many of the hotels in town the night we stayed here. The hotels would have housekeeping, similar or better views of the fjord, and most are within walking distance of the town.
