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— ABOUT THE LODGE — Work and nature. Mjøsli is the only lodge in Mjøsli conference facilities for up to 30 guests—and a private hot tub and sauna for the eight guests staying here. Panoramic views of Mjøsa—Norway’s largest lake—from the terrace and b...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Grana was built with sustainability in mind—using locally sourced materials, Norwegian interior design, and local carpenters. A conscious choice for those who want to enjoy nature without compromising on quality. The Budor ski resort is just a few hundred meters away, and cross-country...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Steam rises from the hot tub while the kids play outside and the adults finally relax. Troll 2 is a brand-new cabin in Mjøsli sleeping up to eight. Private hot tub, fireplace, and four bedrooms. Peace and privacy in the Mjøsli countryside, 30 minutes from...

Store Bjørn is idyllically located at Malungen Gjestegård. This is where the nobility from Oslo went bear hunting in the old days. All properties from Villa Heidi Hytteutleie include bed linen, towels and basic items. Only 60 minutes to Oslo Gardermoen and 20 minutes to ...

This is a family-owned cabin with 3 bedrooms and 7 beds. The cabin is not necessarily hypoallergenic even if other dogs cannot be there, as there have previously been dogs in the cabin. The cabin is located in popular Svaenlia with great views and...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Østerdalsstua a historic building dating back to the 18th century—preserved, restored, and equipped with modern amenities for maximum comfort. Here, you’ll stay in a piece of Norwegian history with panoramic views, a private sauna, and room for up to 18 guests. One of...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Konglehytta was created because not everyone travels in pairs. Featured in National Geographic Traveller — this is Konglehytta for up to four people. With a private annex, sauna, and fire pit, we offer you and your guests peace and privacy in the quiet forests of Mjøsli...

Møssmørlia is located a short distance from hiking trails and ski resorts. The cross-country ski trails are a few meters from the cabin. The popular koi valley with playground equipment and nature trail is a few minutes' walk away. 30 minutes from Hamar 1.5 hours from Oslo Newly built hy...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Gaupa is named after the most elusive predator in the Norwegian wilderness—rarely seen, but always there. The cabin embodies the same principles: well-designed, quiet, and well-equipped. Just a few hundred meters from Budor’s ski resort and cross-country trails right...