Hotels in Norway

The Norway nightlife scene is far from boring. The music is electrifying, and the people are in high spirits. The nightlife offers a wide range of entertainment options like game bars, DJ lineups, and concerts. Therefore, you have to pick your destination wisely. Oslo, Stavanger, Tromso, and Bergen have a lively nightlife setting. A good example is the Kulturhuset in Oslo, located along Youngs Gate. This club offers more than your normal club does. You will enjoy delicious food, good ambiance and vibes, sufficient space, a full-stacked bar, and library space. The club is easily accessible from the nearest Norway hotels like the Thon Hotel Terminus and Comfort Hotel Xpress Youngstorget. Both hotels offer an onsite bar/lounge just in case you prefer to unwind onsite. As you enjoy the nightlife, make sure you have a taste of the most popular Norwegian cuisine like Lutefisk, Lefse, Kjottboller, Pinnekjott, Fiskesuppe, Pizza Grandiosa, Farikal, Sodd, Skillingsboller, and Medisterkaker.

Bergen and the western fjords are home to some of the best historical world heritage sites. You could book hotels in Norway, specifically in Bergen, such as the Zander K Hotel, which is near the KODE art museum and composer homes. The proximity makes it easier for you to access the off-site historical and art attraction at a fee. The museum offers free access to children under the age of 18 and KODE Members. If you get a Bergen card, you will get a discount if you visit the museum between May and September and free access between October and April. The museum is mainly busy during the summer. The Stavanger region in Norway is also home to historical and art monuments, such as the Stavanger Cathedral, Telecom Museum, Solvberet, Museum of Archeology, Norwegian Petroleum Museum, Stavanger Maritime Museum, Valberg Tower, Stavanger Museum, and the Norwegian Canning Museum. Book hotels in Norway located close to the attractions for easier and cheaper access, such as the Radisson Blue Atlantic Hotel Stavanger. This Norway hotel is located less than an hour from all these destinations and will offer you a comfortable stay.

At just $90 per night on average, January is the least expensive month to stay at a hotel in Norway. The most expensive month to stay at a hotel in Norway is June.

There is little doubt that travellers enjoy various cities in Norway, but the majority of travellers who visit Norway tend to spend the most time in Oslo.

As a popular tourist destination in Norway, it is no surprise that Henningsvær has the most expensive hotel rooms at $249 per night - 18% more than than the country's average hotel room price.

Our users typically find that Bøstad has the lowest per night rates in the country at just $59. Bøstad offers hotels rooms at an average rate that is 66% lower than the average city in Norway.