Lyngen Lodge

Rooms

The lodge has eight individually designed rooms, which can accommodate up to 16 guests. They’re tastefully decorated in a palette of cream, taupe, grey, and white, with woolly blankets, throws, candles, and cushions adding cosy touches. Some rooms have exposed pine-log walls, others are painted white.

Rooms are located on either the ground or first floor of wooden chalets. They have double or single (twin) beds and views of the mountains or Lyngenfjord. All rooms have en suite bathrooms and come with fluffy bathrobes and hair dryers.

Location

The lodge’s setting — suspended between fjord and mountains — is one of the most secluded in Norway, and means that you needn’t travel far to participate in activities such as river cruises past waterfalls and snowmobiling over frozen lakes. Getting there involves a two-and-a-half-hour drive from the airport at Tromsø, though it’s possible to take a scenic flight from the city to the lodge.

Food and drink

• Buffet breakfast served daily in the dining room.
• The lodge’s restaurant serves hot lunches and a three-course dinner, with seasonal dishes and an emphasis on local ingredients, including game and fresh fish from Lyngenfjord.
• Bar serving a range of alcoholic drinks.
• If you’re heading out to explore, staff can provide you with a packed lunch.
• Afternoon cake and snacks provided.
• Complimentary tea and coffee available 24 hours a day.

Families

Children aged four and above are welcome at the lodge during the summer months, while those aged 12 and over can also stay during winter.

Facilities and activities

• Sauna and outdoor Jacuzzi.
• Library.
• Northern lights viewing.
• Dog sledding.
• Cross-country skiing.
• Frozen-lake snowmobiling.
• Kayaking and paddleboarding.
• River boating, deep-sea fishing and salmon river fishing.
• Hiking, glacier hikes, and snowshoeing.
• Guided mountain biking and e-biking.
• Lyngenfjord wildlife sea safaris.
• Visits to nearby waterfalls.
• Yoga.