Name: Froys hus
Address: Hatleli, Hermansverk, Hermansverk, Hermansverk, 6896, Norway
Rating: 10

Smoke-free property

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No elevators

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Iron and board

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Free Wi-Fi

Internet

German

English

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Hiking

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Parking

Spa tub

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Pool and beach

Cycling

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Skiing

Winter sports

Pets allowed

Pets

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Sogndal Airport

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Hermansverk

child-bed

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lounge

treatment

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bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

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garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

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lake-view

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river-view

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with-view

annex

basement

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

The town of Fresvik is small and quiet, located along a large fjord. The location is great for those who want to experience the surrounding area, which is probably the one of the most picturesque areas in the entire world. The house is beautiful and well designed, with most rooms having a bathroom. The hosts are great and were always available to answer questions. Our time there was one to remember.

Great fjord experience!

If you want a real Norway stay. The Froy Hus is for you!  Liv and Geoff welcome you with hospitality and kindness from the first time you meet them!! The surroundings are beautiful.....snow capped mountains.  A river. And so close to the sognefjord!!  Food is delicioous and farm raised.  Norway the way it is supposed to be!  Loved it!

a real  Norway stay

I haven't spent the night here, but I've had dinner at this place, and it was fantastic. The location in the small village of Fresvik couldn't be better. The hosts are lovely and interesting. 
I am definitely recommending this place to my friends.
Fresvik is a small village with a lot of hiking opportunities. It's also possible to rent kayaks to spend some time in Europes longest and deepest fjord.

Excellent food

As I start this review, I know that I run the chance of ruining this "hotel" by my very words, because if more people knew about this incredible place they would flock to it in droves, which would probably spoil its character. But I'll try to do it justice by describing it using only the superlatives it deserves.

First of all, Froys Hus is anything but a large hotel. Or even a moderate-sized hotel. It is, quite simply, a remodeled house that sits below the road in an incredibly beautiful valley in the village of Fresvik. We never would have found this place had it not been for our travel agent, who gained the trust of a Norwegian travel consultant who knew about Froys Hus. The folks who run this facility took a beautiful old home and refurbished it from top to bottom. The floors are made of a gorgeous white pine, which was polished and fitted throughout the building, and feel like butter on your feet. They are so soft that the owners request that you not wear your shoes inside. (They have special wool socks by the door for those who do not have their own to wear.)

The entire house has only five guest rooms, so you will never have to worry about having throngs of people around you. Not here. Here, you will only hear the peaceful sounds of the wind, the birds, and the occasional goat or sheep outside the door. Likewise, there are very few cars that drive by the lane, which is only wide enough for one car at a time to pass. We hiked up the road to some gorgeous waterfalls and glaciers, and saw more sheep than cars.

Inside the hotel, besides the guest rooms you will find a couple of public rooms, mainly the "lounge" room downtstairs, which contains a wood burning stove and some gorgeous leather couches, where you can relax after eating. The walls are all log throughout the place, retaining its rustic origins.

The meals at Froys Hus are an entirely amazing experience. EVERYTHING comes from their gardens or their personal stock. All our meals, from the onion soup and the homemade breads and butters to the boar they shot themselves in the woods...it's all from their own self-sufficient gardens and stock, and it is all incredible. I witnessed Liv picking greens and flowers for our salads, and it was truly a culinary delight.

One word of caution:  if you are looking for the "big city" experiences of Norway and Scandinavia, or if you have noisy kids who can't wait to get into the pool or turn on the cable TV, don't come here. There is no pool, there is no TV, and for all intent and purpose there is no town. This is a sleepy, beautiful, friendly, natural, incredibly gorgeous place to come and relax and enjoy nature.

I hope that my words have done justice to this wonderful place. Froys Hus is a one-of-a-kind place to stay, and I would LOVE to return here some day to enjoy it even more.

This place, and the people who run it, are THE VERY BEST!

This bed and breakfast inn, above the hamlet of Fresvik along the Sognfjord, is a real find.  It is both an inn and a working Norway organic farm.  The innkeeper, Liv, is an excellent cook, who prepares for you both delicious breakfasts and dinners as part of the board plan.  Our simple but lovely room was at the back of the inn, with a view of the farms and sheep across the valley, that really gives one a quintessential feeling of rural Norway.  The inn itself is interesting, having been moved to its current location, and Liv's husband, Geoff, is a fount of knowledge about that construction as well as all the local history.  It is very convenient to all of the Sognfjord between Fresvik and Arnafjord, including the Stave Church in Vik, as well as proximate to a hike in a beautiful UNESCO site.  Part of the charm is, in fact, Liv and Geoff, who are fantastic company.  If you go to this part of Norway, don't miss Froys Hus.

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