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— ABOUT THE CABIN — This is where it all began. Villa Heidi was our very first cabin—and it still sets the standard. A Jacuzzi, an indoor sauna, and panoramic views of Mjøsa—Norway’s largest lake—from a fenced-in private lot where peace and privacy are guaranteed. Four bedrooms that sleep up to nine guests, two living rooms, a fireplace, and a play area for the kids. 30 minutes from Gardermoen — far from...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — “This house is a fairy tale”—those are our guests’ words, not ours. Løvsangeren Heidi’s dream cabin, purchased from one of our own customers because we could never forget it. A wood-fired hot tub on the terrace, a private indoor sauna, and panoramic views from the large terrace. Within walking distance of Budor’s alpine ski resort and cross-country ski trails. Seven bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a kitchen that seats fourteen...

— 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. A private sauna, a fire pit, and a starry sky over the Mjøsli forest that none of our guests will ever forget. Grill. Enjoy the sauna. Gaze at the stars for hours...

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 sleep up to 8 guests, air conditioning, a workspace, and a TV lounge in the loft that the kids will take over right away. The cabin is most comfortable for 6 guests with 1 bathroom....

— 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 Traveler. Private sauna, fire pit, and an annex for two additional guests. Peace and privacy in the quiet forests of Mjøsli, 30 minutes from Gardermoen. Fire...

— 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 guests, and your four-legged friends are just as welcome as the rest of the group. The ski resort is just a few minutes away—and the Rondane Trail starts r...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — The Starry Sky is named after what you see right outside the tent door—the open Norwegian night sky and the stars above Lake Mjøsa. Step outside the tent, lie on your back, and look up. That’s the experience that awaits you. A made-up double bed, heat, and electricity inside the tent. The bathroom and outdoor kitchen are shared with the other glamping guests and are right nearby. Peace and quiet in Mjøsl...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — The sky bed is glamping done right—Mjøsli’s largest glamping tent, featuring a made-up double bed, a Nespresso machine, heat, and electricity. No compromises. Just nature, comfort, and the night sky above you. Private outdoor area, refrigerator, and everything you need to unwind—without sacrificing what matters most. The bathroom and outdoor kitchen are shared with the other glampers...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Mjøsli offers something no other cabin in Mjøsli —a suite with a private bathroom and direct access to the hot tub. Open the door, step out, and look down. Lake Mjøsa—Norway’s largest lake—unfolds before you. A private sauna for eight, a 22 kW electric car charger, and four bedrooms that can accommodate ten guests. A fireplace, two living rooms, and a dining table for twelve. Peace and privacy in the Mjøsli countryside, 30...