Lindstrøm Hotel

Hotel is located in a little town. We stayed one night last month in September. It’s a very 70’s style hotel but I think they have an older hotel which looks lovely & wish I had booked there. Staff are friendly & it’s clean and comfortable. Dinner and breakfast were good.

Great location and owners are lovely. Ate at the restuarant twice (limited dining options in Leardal). Only negative was that the drain for showers/tub was “interesting” and could not keep up with volume of water. Owners are lovely people and they changed over car charges (only one here) in the middle of the night.

Hotel whilst basic provides good quality and clean accommodation. The hotels manager was helpful and informative, the staff are diligent provided additional amenities. Overall customer service was second to none and would definitely stay there again.

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The people were so friendly! Great service, they even charged our electric car for us. Only drawback was bathtub was too high off floor. Older people have a hard time getting in and out.

Property was very tired looking with old carpets and dark corridor. Very muggy as no AC or fans and windows hardly able to open. Limited dining options if any especially as we were vegetarian. Staff very nice and went way out to help. Good breakfast. Hotel was quite expensive considering facilities and room standards. Very high bath and uneven floor from room to bathroom. Nearly tripped. Definitely needs renovation urgently.

The property is located conveniently between the Borgund Stave Church and the Flam Fjord tours. That's about all I can kindly say. We were there during a somewhat unusual heatwave for the area. It got up to 28 degrees Centigrade that day. Due the age of the hotel, and as it seems to be normal practice in Norway, the hotel does not have air conditioning. Strangely though, this hotel was the only one during my trip that did not offer to provide fans. The room was sweltering and it was impossible to sleep. Also, the hotel management did not inform us that on our first night, the pub behind the hotel was hosting the town's annual summer celebration, complete with live rock band which STARTED at 1030pm. So the room was not just stifling hot but my phone recorded 60 decibels of sound coming in through the closed windows. Until past 1:00 in the morning... Which made it getting up at 7:00 a.m. for my scheduled tour that day very unpleasant My bed was a glorified futon with very little support and had a weird slope to it. The food is mediocre. And while the staff was pleasant, that doesn't make up for a disappointing breakfast. The other thing, I came in an EV and had asked the hotel about charging facilities. They assured me that there were plentiful charging options in and around the village. This is not correct. The nearest chargers are about a 10 minutes outside the town. The upside is, the hotel let me use their 7kw slow charger for free, but had to share with other guests

The room was nice but it was a little hot at night!

Restaurant was great! All staff were very helpful

Lovely sta

Nice hotel with clean rooms. Breakfast was delicious and the staff are very friendly.

Nice stay

The staff, especially the breakfast staff, was exceptionally friendly. The room was clean and unique. The lobby was well renovated and maintained, but the hallways to the rooms could use more TLC. The breakfast was superb.

Beautiful historic hotel in a lovely setting, with a warm welcome, great service and a delicious dinner! The freshly made fruit smoothies at breakfast were a nice extra. The only negative thing is that the electric car charger which was plugged into my hire car overnight didn’t work.

This was an historic hotel in a beautiful UNESCO town. The drive to the hotel was relatively easy from the Bergen airport. We had two rooms in the older building. The rooms were large and lovely with small sitting areas. The hotel owners were very friendly and helpful.

We loved our stay here. The staff were wonderful and made it feel like home away from home. The food was fabulous. This is a very small town but the location is amazing and the salmon museum is worth the time.

Location for our needs

We stayed in the old cottage part of the hotel and it is absolutely charming. Lovely little garden. The owner is engaging and attentive. The breakfast is generous, but the dinner was stunningly good. Draw-back, at least in the cottage, is that the bathrooms are in need of a serious update. Not to mention that the shower curtain being about a foot to short to reach the tub, made showering impossible.

Laerdal is a picturesque town and easy to walk around. The rooms were clean and pleasant. A great place to stay not too far from Flam.

The walls are paper thin and strarting 4am people noise constantly...from all over