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— ABOUT THE CABIN — Koie isn’t just a cabin—it’s a forest cabin. Four meters from Lake Koievannet, with the Rondane Trail right outside and a shelter and swimming dock on the property. Here, you’re out in nature on nature’s terms. Six sleeping spots in an authentic cabin atmosphere. Shower and...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Harestua is hand-logged — with slate floors, two fireplaces, and the alpine slope literally right outside. Put on your skis and head down. That’s what it’s like to stay at Harestua. Two bedrooms and a loft with room for eight guests. Two fireplaces — one inside and one...

— 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...

— 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...

— ABOUT THE APARTMENT — Apartment 3E is one of Villa Heidi’s apartments in Budor with parking right outside, ski trails 100 meters from the entrance, and the slalom slope and Gjestegården Budor . Two bedrooms with room for five guests, and everything included...

— 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 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...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Grana is part of the Fura series—sustainably built with local materials and by local carpenters, featuring Jensen beds in every bedroom. A cabin that lives up to its promise: modern, well-designed, and perfectly integrated into the natural surroundings of Budor. Tr...

— 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...