— ABOUT THE CABIN — Konglehytta was built because not everyone comes in pairs. We built it for four—two couples, a family, or four friends who want a sauna, a fire pit, and a starry sky over Mjøsa—Norway’s largest lake. Featured in National Geographic Traveller. Pri...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Some guests book Kollen for the third year in a row. That says more than we can put into words here. Private property with panoramic views of Mjøsa—Norway’s largest lake—and all four bedrooms feature double beds. No bunk beds, no compromises. Fireplace...

— ABOUT THE APARTMENT — Apartment 1502C is one of Villa Heidi’s apartments in Budor with electric car charging stations, ski trails just 100 meters away, and Gjestegården right nearby. Three bedrooms that can accommodate seven guests, with everything included upon arrival. Peace and privacy in a pop...

Store Bjørn – Historic House at the " Malungen " Guest Farm — ABOUT THE CABIN — Store Bjørn is idyllically situated at the " Malungen " Guest Farm—a property with over a century of history where Oslo’s nobility once went bear hunting. A peaceful and scenic retreat for those...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Gaupa is named after Norway’s most elusive predator—one that always finds the quietest spots. The cabin is just the same: a peaceful atmosphere, a fireplace, and Budor’s natural surroundings on all sides. Five bedrooms with room for ten guests, fu...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Hønsehauken is named after one of Norway’s sharpest birds of prey—and the view from the living room gives you that same feeling. Private sauna, peaceful forest surroundings, and within walking distance of Budor’s ski trails and hiking trails. Three bedrooms with room for eight g...

— 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 — Oteren is a classic and charming cabin—located 10 meters from Koiedalen, with the Rondane Trail right outside. It’s one of the few cabins in Budor accommodate twelve guests and offers a vintage charm that can’t be bought new. Four bedrooms that can accommodate twelve...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — It’s called “The View” for a reason. Two private terraces offer panoramic views of Mjøsa—Norway’s largest lake—and in the summer, sheep graze around the cabin. Those are the kinds of details you never forget. All four bedrooms have double beds—none...