The area around the Sognefjord has a large selection of great hotels and other accommodation options.
Sogndal in the heart of the Sognefjord is the “hub” and the largest town in the area, but the smaller places also have a large selection of different types of accommodation, from great hotels to cozy cabins with tremendous fjord view. Below you can see a list of some of the places to stay in the Sognefjord area.
Visit Sognefjord
Visit Sognefjord is the official destination company for the Sognefjord area.
Hotels and accommodation by the Sogndalsfjord
- Amlasanden Fjordcamping in Amlabukti at Kaupanger
- Vesterland Feriepark in Kaupangerskogen at Kaupanger
- Sogndal Fjordpanorama between Kaupanger and Sogndal
- Kjørnes Camping – Kjørnes between Kaupanger and Sogndal
- Hoflsund Fjordhotell in Sogndal
- Sogndal Hotell in Sogndal
- Lægreid Hotell in Sogndal
Hotels and accommodation by the Sognefjord
- Hotel Kviknes, Historic Hotel at Balestrand
- Midtnes Hotel at Balestrand
- Balholm Apartments – in the center of Balestrand
- Flesje Gard – outside Balestrand
- Balestrand Seaside B& B Hotel – Balestrand
- Dragsvik Hotell at Dragsvik by Balestrand
- Finnabotnen Fjord Lodge – Finnabotnen at Finnafjorden
- Blix Hotell in Vik in Sogn
- Leikanger Fjordhotell at Leikanger
- Sognefjord Hotell at Leikanger
- Lærdal Hotel in Lærdal
- Lindstrøm Hotel in Lærdal
- Lærdalsøren Hotel in Lærdal
- Lærdal Ferie- og Fritidspark in Lærdal
- Husum Hotel at Borgund in Lærdal
Hotels and accommodation by the Fjærlandsfjord
- Fjærland Fjordstove, Historic Hotel in Fjærland.
- Bøyum Camping in Fjærland.
- Fjærland Hytter in Fjærland.
Hotels and accommodation by the Årdalsfjord
- Accommodation in Indre Ofredal.
- Klingenberg Hotel at Årdalstangen.
Hotels and accommodation by the Lustrafjord
- Jostedalen – Jostedal Hotell
- Jostedalen – Jostedal Camping
- Fortun/Hurrungane – Turtagrø Hotel
- Skjolden – Skjolden Hotel
- Skjolden – Skjolden Resort
- Lustrafjord – Sørheim Fjordpanorama
- Luster – Dalsøren Camping
- Luster – Luster Fjordhytter
- Luster – Nes Gard
- Marifjøra – Marifjøra Sjøbuer
- Mollandsmarki – Heil pao kanten
- Norway’s oldest hotel – Walaker Hotell in Solvorn
- Bed & Breakfast in Solvorn – Eplet Hostel & Juicefabrikk
- Bed & Breakfast in Solvorn – Villa Solvorn
- Exclusivity and well-being at Hafslo – BesteBakken
- Tungestølen at Veitastrond – Tungestølen Turisthytte
Hotels and accommodation by the Aurlandsfjord – Aurland, Flåm and Undredal
Flåm
- Flåm Marina in Flåm
- Flåm Camping og Hostel in Flåm
- Fretheim Hotel in Flåm
- Flåmsbrygga Hotel in Flåm
- Heimly Pensjonat in Flåm
- Fretheim Fjordhytter in Flåm
- Brekke Gard in Flåm
- Vatnahalsen Høyfjellshotell at Vatnahalsen
Aurland
- Vangsgaarden Gjestegiveri in Aurland
- Wangen Apartments in Aurland
- 2/92 Aurland in Aurland
- Hotel Aurlandsfjord in Aurland
- Sommerhuset Bygningen in Skjerdal outside Aurland
- Lunde Camping in Aurland
- Winjum Cabins in Aurland
- Østerbø DNT Turisthytte at Østerbø in Aurlandsdalen
- Østerbø Fjellstove at Østerbø in Aurlandsdalen
Undredal
- Undredal Camping in Undredal
- Hansagarden in Undredal
- Undredal Leiligheter in Undredal
Hotels and accommodation by the Nærøyfjord – Bakka, Gudvangen and Stalheim
Bakka
- Nærøyfjorden Camping at Bakka by the Nærøyfjord
- Tufto Holiday Houses at Tufto outside Bakka
Gudvangen
- Gudvangen Fjordtell at Gudvangen
- Gudvangen Budget Hotel at Gudvangen
- Gudvangen Camping at Gudvangen
- Vang Camping at Gudvangen
- Ramsøy at Gudvangen at Gudvangen
Nærøydalen – Stalheim
- Stalheim Hotel at Stalheim
Sognefjord – What to See and Do
The Sognefjord, the king of the fjords, is the longest fjord adventure in Norway. The Sognefjord is 204 kilometers long and 1308 meters deep at its deepest. Join a guided glacier walk on the Nigardsbreen glacier, see the beautiful stave churches. Join a fjord safari or a fjord cruise on the Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord. Experience the view from Stegastein viewpoint above the Aurlandsfjord. Take a short hike to Mt Molden in Luster and you will see the fantastic view down to the Lustrafjord.
Balestrand is one of the first places the foreign tourists visited when they discovered Norway in the mid-19th century. The Fjærlandsfjord, Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, the Årdalsfjord and the Lustrafjord are all branches of the Sognefjord. These side fjords are perhaps even more famous than the Sognefjord itself, which is located in the middle of western Norway. The Sognefjord is so long that it almost divides Norway in two.