I have genuinely never experienced better customer service, friendliness, and a solution-oriented approach before! The entire process, from the initial request to the completion of the course, was characterised by goodwill, flexibility, and personal follow-up. The stay itself was absolutely magical, and the food was fantastic. If it had been possible to give 6 stars – they would have received them!

Staying in Hikers Nest at the Basecamp down by the water was an enjoyable experience. Impeccable service and friendly staff. Scenic surroundings and plenty of activities to choose from in addition to mountain hikes. Clean and tidy both on the grounds and inside. With access to a fridge, freezer, firewood, and fire pit, we had a wonderful time. The evening was spent in front of the fire pit, for lack of mosquito repellent. We got up to a good breakfast before heading to Preikestolen.

If you want to get to Preikestolen, and also fancy making the whole experience a lot more comfortable (almost a bit luxurious), a night here is absolutely brilliant. Or two nights, as we did. This way, you can arrive the day before you plan to hike, have a good dinner and a few glasses of wine before you go to bed in a spacious room with its own bathroom (and shower). Because you actually sleep there the night before your hike, it's much easier to decide when to start your trek (you can adapt to the weather and the number of people). When your hike is finished, you can once again enjoy a two-course dinner – with a few glasses of wine – before you head off to bed again.

A pleasant and new mountain lodge with friendly staff. Delicious food and nice rooms. A good base for mountain hikes in the area, after which you can enjoy a good meal and relax in a pleasant atmosphere. Good value for a whole family. And a good place to hold celebrations.

Impressively good food. I've eaten a lot of good food at Norwegian DNT cabins - but never anything like this! Striking architecture and nice rooms. Unparalleled location and views. Despite being located in the middle of one of Norway's most visited natural wonders with well over 200,000 visitors annually, it was surprising to find such a good place to stay. Spent three days at a conference - a good place to think and work.