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— ABOUT THE CABIN — Østerdalsstua built in the 1700s—dismantled stone by stone and physically rebuilt at Mjøsli. There aren’t many places in Norway where you can stay in a piece of history like this. Panoramic views, a private sauna, and room for up to 18 g...

ABOUT THE CABIN — Villa Hygge is designed for families who want everything under one roof—a sauna, home theater, Xbox, and playground. In the summer, sheep graze around the cabin. Those are the kinds of details you never forget. Four bedrooms that can accommodate up to 8 guests,...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Nattskyen is a glamping tent with a view—including Lake Mjøsa. Step out onto the patio and see Norway’s largest lake right in front of you. A made-up bed, a Nespresso machine, and the night sky over Lake Mjøsa. Nespresso, a refrigerator, and heating inside the tent. Bathroom o...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Fugleredet 4 is the designer cabin from the popular Norwegian TV series “Fjellhytta” on TV2—with a thoughtfully designed interior, panoramic views of Lake Mjøsa, and air conditioning for year-round comfort. Now you can stay in the actual TV cabin. Best for two guests...

— ABOUT THE LODGE — Mjøsli is the only lodge in Mjøsli conference facilities for 30 people—and a hot tub, sauna, and panoramic views of Lake Mjøsa when the workday is over. Work and nature under one roof, 30 minutes from Gardermoen. Two rooms with private bathrooms...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Sansa Lodge is named after Instagram Sansa—60,000 followers and just as many opinions on what makes for the perfect stay. The answer is simple: a private hot tub, a fenced-in property, and bring your dog along. Peace and privacy for two, 30 minutes...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — “The highlight of a 7-day trip to Norway”—those are the guests’ own words. Konglehytta has been named one of Norway’s 110 most unique places to stay by Vagabond Reiselyst, and pets are just as welcome as the rest of the group. Private sauna, campfire...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Mjøsutsikt was originally designed for one of Norway’s most famous content creators. The high standards live on—a fenced-in private lot, views of Lake Mjøsa from bedrooms 1 and 2, and a starry sky that guests will never forget. Four bedrooms with space...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Einebu was the first cabin at Mjøsli built in 2008 as the cornerstone of what would become Villa Heidi. A genuine Norwegian log cabin, facing west with panoramic views of Lake Mjøsa and the Skreia Mountains from every room. Jacuzzi, fireplace, and annex...