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— ABOUT THE CABIN — Møssmørlia 15 is a new cabin with two terraces—one on each side of the house—and cross-country ski trails just a few meters from the door. The slalom slope is a short drive away. In the evening: a fireplace, peace and quiet, and cozy cabin charm. Three bedrooms with room for six guests...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Fugleredet 2 was built for the TV competition “Fjellhytta” on TV2 in 2025. Every room, every choice, and every material was carefully considered by TV2’s designers—and now you can stay there. Views of Lake Mjøsa, a loft for two extra guests, and an intimate cabin f...

— 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 — Bjørnen is thoughtfully and professionally furnished—guests describe it as “hotel-like.” It’s within walking distance of Gjestegården Budor the Rondane Trail starts right nearby in the summer. Three bedrooms and a loft with room for ten guests. Cross-country skiing...

— 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 — 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...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Bjørka is the only pet-friendly cabin in the Fura series—built sustainably with local materials and featuring Jensen beds in every bedroom. It’s just a short walk from the Budor ski resort, and of course, your dog is welcome. Three bedrooms with room for six guests...

— ABOUT THE CABIN — Leo built Løvsangeren. Guests called it a fairy tale. Then he built Casa Leo—and the high standards live on. The ski trails start right outside, conference equipment is included, and there’s room for sixteen guests under one roof. Eight slept...

The hunting lodge at Malungen has an exciting history This is where the nobility from Oslo stayed when they went bear hunting in the old days. The cabin also has conference facilities for up to 22 guests. All Villa Heidi Hytteutleie properties include bed linen and towels.