



The beautiful view over the Nærøy Valley, from Stalheim Hotel, has for nearly 200 years been one of the highlights in many a traveller's visit to Western Norway.
Stalheim Hotel is spectacularly situated about 500 metres above Nærøydalen valley in Western Norway, at the top of the historic Stalheimskleiva road. Its elevated position offers panoramic views of steep mountains, green valleys and the dramatic landscape surrounding the Nærøyfjord region.
The hotel offers some of the most impressive views of Nærøydalen. From the terraces and panoramic lounge, guests can look across the valley towards towering mountains and changing natural scenery. The landscape has inspired artists, painters and poets for generations and continues to be a memorable source of inspiration for visitors.
Yes. Stalheim is one of the major attractions on the popular Norway in a Nutshell roundtrip and is an ideal stopover for travellers exploring the Norwegian fjords.
Stalheim Hotel has 124 comfortable guestrooms, all with private en-suite bathrooms. The hotel provides a historic setting combined with comfortable accommodation and spectacular views.
The Stalheim Folk Museum is located next to the hotel and offers an insight into local history and cultural heritage. Several walks and hiking routes also start near the hotel, providing opportunities to explore the surrounding mountains and valley.
Yes. The hotel restaurant serves breakfast and dinner during the season. Breakfast is served daily from 08:00 to 10:00 and includes a breakfast buffet with coffee, tea and juice. Dinner is served from 19:00 to 21:00.
A Bistro Menu is available every Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 to 15:30. Guests can enjoy their meal in the panoramic lounge or outside on the terrace overlooking Nærøydalen.
Stalheim Hotel combines dramatic mountain scenery, historic surroundings, comfortable accommodation and traditional hospitality. Its spectacular location above Nærøydalen makes it an ideal place to stay, dine or take a break while exploring the Norwegian fjords.
Bron: Visit Sognefjord AS