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Rooms
Haukeliseter offers rooms in a variety of different categories. Choose between modern and comfortable or simple for those on a budget. Here at Haukeliseter we have learned that people are different and hence we offer rooms which cater to all our guests’ individual needs. Below you will find information about the different types of rooms mentioned in our price list, what they look like and how they are equipped as well as what you might need to bring to visit the mountains.
Mountain rooms with shower and toilet
The mountain rooms have en-suite bathrooms and made beds. None of the rooms have a television, as you would probably not be visiting Haukeliseter if your aim is to sit in your room and watch TV. Haukeliseter have single rooms, double rooms and larger family rooms with three or four beds. These rooms are of "hotel standard". If you stay in one of these rooms breakfast is always included.
The room called “Fjelltoppen Nansen Sor” is Haukeliseter’s largest suite. It is situated on second floor in the eldest building from the 17th century and has a fabulous southern view over the lake and the mountains.
Pictures of the mountain rooms
The Tower Building (Tårnbygget)
Self catering accommodation with mini kitchen - "Basic Rooms"
Haukeliseter’s self catered rooms have two, three, four or five beds. All of the rooms have a mini kitchen containing a small cooker, fridge, pots and pans, plates and cutlery. These rooms are perfect for guests who wish to have the opportunity to cook for themselves and thereby have a more reasonably priced holiday. Of course it is also possible to buy breakfast, lunch pack and/or dinner in Haukeliseter’s restaurant. Showers and toilets are situated in the corridor and you bring your own sheets. It is of course possible to hire sheets from us here, should you prefer not to pack your own.
Pictures of the self catering accomodation
"Seterfløyen"
"The Mountain Hut Rooms" in Kuskeloftet and Stabburet
“Kuskeloftet” and “Stabburet” are the type of accommodation which resemble so many of DNT’s un-staffed and self catered trekking huts, cabins and cottages. In these rooms you basically pay for a bed rather than the whole room and this option suits guests who are keen on making their stay as cheap as possible. If you wish to have the whole room to yourself you can of course hire the whole room. Many guests also prefer to stay in these older buildings rather than in the more luxurious hotel rooms, not because of the good price, but because of a nostalgic preference for the history of the buildings. It is without doubt charming with the very old creaking wooden floors and walls which ooze 17th century history.
The rooms have two, four, five or six beds. You will find cookers, pots and pans either in the rooms or close by. Water, showers and toilets are situated in the neighbouring building (showers cost 10 nkr for 4 minutes of hot water). As with the self-catered rooms described above you bring your own sheets (or hire them here) and you clean your room before you depart – as is common practice on most DNT accommodation.
The “Kuskeloft” rooms are situated on the first floor in the old “Kuskeloft” building. The name derives from the time when Haukeliseter was a resting place for both horses, travelling from east to west, and the coach men. Haukeliseter was a good place for them to stop and have a rest and “Kuskeloftet” was were the coach men slept.
The “Stabbur” rooms are Haukeliseter’s most basic rooms. They have the same standard and are equipped in the same fashion as the “Kuskeloft” rooms apart from not being recently renovated.
"Stabburet" to the right, "Kuskeloftet" to the left
Pictures of the Stabbur rooms
Pictures of the "Kuskeloft" rooms
Dormitory
The dormitory is only used if all the other accommodation alternatives are fully booked and the price is the same as for the “Stabbur” rooms. We transform our conference room “Nupsalen” into a dormitory when all the rooms are full. So book well in advance to make sure you get the accommodation alternative you prefer.
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