Bygdin Høyfjellshotell
Mountain hotel offering accommodation, dining and event spaces for travelers and groups near Jotunheimen
About Bygdin Høyfjellshotell
Bygdin Høyfjellshotell operates a mountain hotel near Jotunheimen, offering accommodation, a café, dinners and an outdoor sauna. It also rents out Fagerstrand as a self-catering cabin.
The hotel serves travelers, families, groups and businesses, and hosts private celebrations and weddings. Guests can book stays and purchase gift cards for accommodation, food or activities.
The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Beitostølen, Norway.
Product: Hotel accommodation, dining, a self-catering cabin, event hosting and an outdoor sauna.
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