Phillipshaugen Lodge

Hugo, the Inn Keeper, was maybe the best host we've ever experienced. He made us feel so incredibly welcome and was full of suggestions about where to go and drives to take. We cooked our own dinner in the kitchen provided in the annex building but he invited us over to the main lodge to eat it in the lovely main room and set a beautiful table for us, offering and pouring an excellent bottle of wine (we bought 2, it was so good) and surprising us with waffles for dessert. Breakfast was a plentiful spread with many options from yogurt/granola to cold cuts and fruit. Lots more than that. All super fresh and beautifully presented. And when we said goodbye he sent us off with warm waffles for the road.

Nothing! Everything was spectacular.

The surrounding scenery is a spectacular. The room, though very tiny, has a great Mountain View. The common room, where we had breakfast, had a fireplace, comfortable sofa, a piano and lots of board game. The breakfast is simple but good thing is the bread is warm and yummy. The property provides a kitchen where we can cook and store our food in the fridge. To shower is good with hot stable water.

We had no idea that all the rooms at this property have no en suite bathroom and we had to use the shared shower and restroom.

The preserved home, the location and views!

Beds & pillows highly uncomfortable. Both need replacement. Breakfast was minimal and it needs longer time frame than 1 hour.

Location is stunning, really beautiful place. Lodge was cosy and hosts were accommodating.

Food wasn’t amazing, use of the sauna was NOK 550, had to pay extra for the cot, some parts of the apartment weren’t 100% clean.

The accommodation was adequate for the price. We were satisfied - nice cottage close to the good freeride skiing tours with a nice view. Everything is heard in a wooden cottage, so it is important to maintain a quiet night. The accommodation staff was helpful and pleasant.

Phillipshaugen is one of those magic places you should not miss out.We stayed in the spacious cottage, which provided ample space to dry out wet motorcycle gear.A fully equipped kitchen and other amenities made this stay worth noting.The scenery at Philipshaugen is magic and anyone staying there should take time to just 'watch the paint dry' outside...The team at Phillipshaugen goes out of their way to accommodate their guests. You immediately feel at home.

The setting is lovely and the building is quite impressive. The manager was attentive and very polite.

The building is rundown and not well kept (dirty). Overall, there is a lack of attention to detail. The mat in the bathroom looked filthy, there was no soap, the room (beds) was not made up from one day to the next, the curtains were seethrough so the light came in (which is very earlier during the summer months) and the breakfast (at an additional cost) is the poorest offering I have ever seen at a hotel.

Beautiful location, wonderful people. Tranquil and relaxing. Made us feel at home and they were in no rush for us to leave, even making coffee long after the leaving time.

The lodge itself looks even more beautiful in real life. The room was stunning with an amazing view to the surrounding mountains. It was clean, warm, cosy and had a “home” feeling. The whole experience from arriving, to staying and leaving was great! Jon and Adrian were super accommodating and helpful, giving us a personal tour of the property and surrounding history. The hiking trails were spectacular.We cannot thank both of them enough for the awesome experience and will definitely come back again.

Great Location with historic atmosphere and very cosy. we enjoyed delicious dinners with an open fire place. Service was perfect!

- Location was perfect. View of snow-capped mountains from my window- Staff were very accommodating - Dinner was fantastic. Grilled salmon and potatoes. The lava cake for dessert was the best that I have ever tasted- Went in late August...so in the off-season. I was the only one at the lodge

Full house when we were there but enough shared bathrooms. Breakfast and dinner were also ok. Beds were ok. Very friendly. Nice view.

Wifi in the room was very bad and almost impossible to connect. It was very very noisy, if someone was walking in the hallway or opening a door, it seemed like they were in our own room. This made it hard to find some rest inside our room.

Staying in the Phillipshaugen Lodge was a real treat: very comfortable, cozy and with a spectacular view of the surrounding mountains. Camilla and Joar are wonderful hosts, we enjoyed it so much we stayed another night.

The room we stayed in was quite basic, but comfortable. And there was the spacious living room were we could relax and read a book by the fireplace.

Friendly and welcoming staffWell thought dinner & breakfast serviceBeautiful, quiet location

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