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Bardøla Hotel, Geilo
 Geilo is a snowy wilderness that is a paradise
for winter holidays - cross-country trails start
from the village and link to the extensive ski
domain in the fells above, while there is also
easy access to the
fantastic downhill pistes.
Offering an irresistible
combination of a high-quality
hotel and a good-sized,
friendly village with
equally good cross-country
and downhill
skiing, it is a place with a very wide appeal,
attracting families with children of all ages
during the school holidays (late-March to mid-April is an ideal time to ski in Norway).
• family rooms (sleep up to 4) or cosy,
self-catering cabins (sleep up to 10)
• large indoor pool & floodlit ice rink
• playroom & organised children’s evening
activities
• tobogganing, snow-rafting & sleigh rides
• friendly, English-speaking instructors
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Høgfjellshotell, Gålå
 With its cosy atmosphere, outstanding
restaurant and sweeping lake views, the Høgfjellshotell is a
hotel that earns consistently high praise.
Besides the magical atmosphere over the
festive season, the great thing here is the direct
access from the door to brilliant cross-country
skiing for all levels, with good beginners’ and
intermediates’ downhill skiing and plenty of
other winter activities nearby. For a truly
special family experience, why not stay on a
self-catering basis in one of the hotel’s cosy
log cabins set amid snowy woodland?
• superior twin rooms with showers (included)
or family rooms (sleep up to 2 adults & 2 young children)
• option of cosy, self-catering log cabins
(sleep up to 8)
• friendly, English-speaking instructors
• tobogganing & snow-rafting
• heated outdoor pool
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We also offer other winter family holidays in Switzerland and Austria.
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