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Bardøla Hotel, Geilo

Hardangervidda – a paradise for winter holidays
 
Offering fantastic cross-country and downhill skiing for all levels, the lively village of Geilo has wide appeal. The high-quality Bardøla Hotel, with its good food and pool, attracts families and couples alike, and is an ideal base for a winter holiday.
Bardøla Hotel, Geilo. 7 nights
+44 (0)1653 617001 Call now
Bardøla Hotel, Geilo. 7 nights
+44 (0)1653 617001 Call now
 

Holiday information

 

A winter holiday in Geilo

for cross-country and downhill skiers
The great mountain moorland region of Hardangervidda lies above the fjords of western Norway, a snowy wilderness that is a paradise for winter holidays. Here, set by a frozen lake, the lively village of Geilo is renowned for its relaxed atmosphere and superb skiing – cross-country ski trails start from the foot of the village and link to the extensive ski domain in the fells above, while there is also easy access to the fantastic downhill pistes.
Skiing is far from the only activity on offer, however: unlike some of our more secluded Norwegian hotels, Geilo is a well-connected village with a very wide appeal. During your stay, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy a ride on the Flåm Railway – one of the world’s greatest train journeys, and a particularly lovely experience over the quieter winter months – with other options ranging from striking out across virgin snow on snowshoes to thrilling dog-sledding expeditions. There’s even the chance to try out a fatbike – an increasingly popular means of exploring Norway’s snow-covered landscapes.

Another reason to choose Geilo is the high-quality Bardøla Hotel, a pleasant mix of ancient and modern. The traditional wooden furniture and antiques provide a cosy feel, while the wide-ranging facilities delight couples and families alike.
 

Our expert says

“Bigger than the other places we offer in Norway, Geilo has more going on and has plenty of skiing to offer both cross-country and downhill skiers of all levels.”
Rebecca Bruce, Inntravel snow holiday expert
 

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Winter activities

There’s no fixed itinerary, so it's up to you how much or how little skiing you do.
  • 220km; suited to all levels
    The hotel is just a ten-minute stroll from the cross-country ski centre, from where easy routes lead off through the trees and around Ustedalen Lake. More advanced skiers will enjoy tackling the trails above Havsdalen, which can be reached on the free morning ski bus.

    Up to 60 kilometres of Geilo’s trails are groomed in December and January, with the full 220 kilometres available from mid-February. There are a number of huts along the trails should you wish to stop for coffee and waffles, and access to all trails is free of charge.

    Here are some of our favourite options:

    Budalsv circuit: 8.5km
    This pleasant circuit around Budalsv Lake is relatively easy, taking you first alongside the downhill slopes before heading through the trees and around the frozen lake. For a longer outing, it’s possible to ski as far as Vestreim Fjellsugu for refreshments, though it’s worth noting this 5-kilometre extension would take you across more challenging terrain.

    Ustaoset Lake circuit: 13km
    Reached by a ten-minute train journey, this is a very easy circuit which ascends gradually through the village of Ustaoset before dropping down to the lakeside. The return journey to Geilo is also by train.
    Extensive cross-country skiing ©Slaatta Geilo Skiskole, Joffrey Thevenon
  • 39 pistes to 1178m; suited to beginners, intermediates & families
    Geilo has one of the largest downhill ski areas in Norway, and the excellent, well-prepared pistes are split across both sides of the valley. The slopes closest to the hotel can be reached by a ten-minute walk or three-minute ride on the free ski bus – this passes by the hotel and connects the local ski areas, across which you’ll find a good selection of runs for all abilities as well as a number of refreshment options.
    Downhill skiing for all the family
  • Dog-sledding, snowshoeing & more
    Cross-country and downhill skiing may be Geilo’s principal winter sports, but there are a number of other activities available in and around the village.

    Dog-sledding
    Speeding through the snow at the helm of a dog-sled is a favourite activity of many Inntravellers – there’s a sense of being close to nature, and the connection you establish with the dogs is very special. There are a number of possible tours from Geilo, ranging from 20-minute taster sessions to half- and full-day trips. The choice is yours!

    Snowshoeing
    Once a week in Geilo, you have the chance to don snowshoes and join a guided hike that explores the fjells surrounding the village. All necessary equipment is included, and snowshoeing is extremely easy to pick up, so don’t worry if you’ve never tried it before – as soon as you’re accustomed to wearing the oversized shoes, you can turn your attention to the beautiful scenery all around you.

    Fatbiking
    Cycling on snow with giant tyres is becoming very popular in Norway, and you can try this ‘new’ sport for yourself by joining one of the village’s twice-weekly taster sessions. All equipment is provided.
    Fatbiking
    Dog-sledding
  • Ride the Flåm Railway
    Constructed in the early 20th century, the Flåmsbana is one of the world’s most scenic railway lines, and a busy tourist attraction throughout the summer months. It’s a delight to experience this railway during the comparative calm of winter, and so we highly recommend making the day trip from Geilo.

    Departing the village in the late morning, you first take the local train to Myrdal, keeping an eye out en route for the Finse Hotel 1222, a strikingly remote hotel to which Ernest Shackleton was a frequent visitor in the early 1900s as he prepared for his various Arctic expeditions. At Myrdal, you change onto the famous Flåm Railway, which descends 886 thrilling metres over the course of just 20 kilometres, winding through an impressive series of tunnels and ravines and passing numerous frozen waterfalls before reaching fjordside Flåm.

    You have a couple of hours to enjoy the magnificent setting of this small village, and to visit the handful of shops and cafés that remain open over winter. We particularly recommend calling into the Flåm Railway Museum: housed in the former station, this gives a good insight into the fascinating history of the line.

    And then it’s time to jump back on board, for the return journey to Geilo.
    Visit Flåm ©Sverre Hjornevik
  • Skiing for all ages
    Geilo makes a superb base for a varied week of cross-country and downhill skiing. The local Slaatta Ski School caters extremely well for children – as well as offering downhill lessons to children aged five and above, it organises a weekly programme of fun activities, such as slalom races and treasure hunts.

    The hotel is also very family-friendly: the large indoor pool has an adjoining children’s pool, and the family rooms and suites can sleep up to five.

    Norway is often seen as an expensive destination but with all your meals taken care of – you make up a lunch pack from breakfast to take out each day – a trip to Geilo offers excellent value, and the extensive skiing and activities available will make for a first-rate family holiday.
    Geilo has an excellent ski school ©Slaatta Geilo Skiskole, Joffrey Thevenon
  • Special events
    At Christmas, there are carols around the tree, live music on several evenings, and a visit from Father Christmas. There are also family-oriented activities at New  Year, plus a special meal and fireworks.
 

Where you stay

Pleasantly bustling Geilo (altitude: 800m) was the first village in Norway to establish itself as a ski destination in 1909. It is set in the middle of a valley by a frozen lake on the edge of the Hardangervidda National Park. From the hotel, which is located on the outskirts of the village, it is a 20-minute stroll to the centre with its sports shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and bank.
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  • 7 nights: 19 December 2021 - 17 April 2022

    Start Friday or Sunday* | End by latest date(s) shown above

    Starting Adults 5-15 yrs 2-4 yrs
    19 Dec - 26 Dec 2021 £1245 £755 £628
    02 Jan - 16 Jan 2022 £995 £610 £505
    21 Jan - 30 Jan 2022 £1045 £625 £520
    04 Feb - 06 Feb 2022 £1095 £655 £550
    11 Feb - 13 Feb 2022 £1195 £720 £600
    18 Feb - 20 Feb 2022 £1245 £755 £628
    25 Feb - 27 Feb 2022 £1195 £720 £600
    04 Mar - 20 Mar 2022 £1045 £625 £520
    25 Mar - 27 Mar 2022 £1195 £720 £600
    01 Apr - 03 Apr 2022 £1045 £625 £520
    08 Apr - 10 Apr 2022 £1095 £655 £550

    Includes all elements of the holiday itself (accommodation, meals and any additional elements as described), plus flights (usually, but not always, from London) and onward travel as described.

    *Start days: 19-26 Dec Sunday only; all other dates Friday/Sunday

    Included travel: SAS Heathrow-Oslo (2h10) (out dep 1020, home arr 1830; hold luggage included), connecting journey by rail from Oslo Central (3h35) & transfer (0h05)

    A supplement is payable for a single room – see 'Additional prices' below

    Prices for children are based on sharing a room with 2 adults. Depending on the age and number of children in your family, it may be necessary to upgrade to a larger room and pay the stated supplement – see ‘Additional prices’ below

    Prices are subject to availability and flight supplements may apply. Book early for Christmas, New Year and school holidays. We can also book different flight routes (see flight section below). Please contact us to discuss any pricing implications.

  • Room upgrades (supplement per room per night)

    Bardøla Hotel, Geilo
    Family (sleeps 4-5): 19 Dec - 17 Apr 2022 £32
    Family suite (sleeps 4-6): 19 Dec - 17 Apr 2022 £78
    Junior suite: 19 Dec - 17 Apr 2022 £32
    Large with balcony: 19 Dec - 17 Apr 2022 £20
    Single room: 19 Dec - 17 Apr 2022 £36
  • RECOMMENDED AIRPORT(S):
    Oslo Gardermoen (latest flight arrival time: 1400; earliest flight departure time: 1705)

    Travelling from the UK

    Travelling from outside the UK

    If you are flying from outside Europe,  we recommend Oslo Gardermoen. To discuss onward connecting travel to the start of your holiday, please contact us.

    Travelling from outside the UK
    We have many years' experience catering for customers who live outside the UK, and will be happy to make tailored arrangements to fit with your plans.

    You have two options:

    1) Book your own flights to London, from where we can book onward flights and connecting travel to your hotel.

    2) Book your own flights direct to an airport appropriate to your chosen holiday. You can either make your own way from the airport to the hotel, or we'll be happy to book onward connecting travel for you. Please consult with us before booking your flights, so that we can advise you on the suitability of your proposed route and timings.
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    Aberdeen - Oslo (Gardermoen) Loganair,  SAS 
    Aberdeen - Oslo (Gardermoen), via Amsterdam KLM 
    Aberdeen - Oslo (Gardermoen), via Bergen SAS 
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    Aberdeen - Oslo (Gardermoen), via Heathrow British Airways 
    Aberdeen - Oslo (Gardermoen), via Stavanger SAS 
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    Birmingham - Oslo (Gardermoen) (via Frankfurt) Lufthansa 
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    Durham Tees Valley - Oslo (Gardermoen) (via Amsterdam Schiphol) KLM 
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    Edinburgh - Oslo (Gardermoen) SAS 
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    Leeds Bradford - Oslo (Gardermoen) (via Amsterdam Schiphol) KLM 
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    Heathrow - Oslo (Gardermoen) British Airways,  SAS 
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    Stansted - Oslo (Gardermoen) Ryanair 
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    Manchester - Oslo (Gardermoen) SAS 
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    Manchester - Oslo (Gardermoen) (via Frankfurt) Lufthansa 
    Manchester - Oslo (Gardermoen), via Copenhagen SAS 
    Manchester - Oslo (Gardermoen), via Heathrow SAS 
    Manchester - Oslo (Gardermoen), via Stockholm SAS 
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    Newcastle - Oslo (Gardermoen) (via Amsterdam Schiphol) KLM 
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    Norwich - Oslo (Gardermoen) (via Amsterdam Schiphol) KLM 
    Travelling from outside the UK

    If you are flying from outside Europe,  we recommend Oslo Gardermoen. To discuss onward connecting travel to the start of your holiday, please contact us.

    This list of alternative flight options should be used as a guide only, and you should check each airline’s website for current routes, frequency and schedules. Not all flights operate daily, and may not run for the entire season. You should also heed the latest flight arrival time and earliest flight departure time stated above, as it may not be possible to arrange connecting travel outside these times. Our expert reservations team will be happy to offer advice if you would prefer to fly via a different route to the one included in our standard arrangements. A supplement may be payable for other flights.

What is included
  • 7 nights
  • 7 dinners
    7 lunch packs
    7 breakfasts
  • use of cross-country trails
  • detailed information about the area
  • flights from Heathrow (regional flights available)
  • rail & taxi from/to Oslo
 
Reviews

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We are keen for as many customers as possible to review their holiday. To make it easier to do so, we include a specific review section on our post-holiday questionnaire, and this is what we publish here, unedited. Read our full review policy >

All 12 reviews
  • Ms B Fergie
    Alnwick
    08 March 2020

    We found Bardola a very comfortable, traditional Norwegian style hotel with excellent access to cross country and downhill skiing. The pool and gym are very good, and the food was excellent. We are grateful that Inntravel responded extremely quickly to rearrange our homeward travel when the Norwegian government brought in COVID19 quarantine measures.

  • Anon
    06 March 2020

    Brilliant breakfasts, tasty hotel-made bread and superb evening meals, very friendly and helpful staff, and a lovely pool and sauna to luxuriate in after a day's exertion.

  • Ed the snowshoer
    23 February 2020

    Tried cross country but despite good instruction, I had too many falls. But snowshoeing, which is very unpopular in Geilo, was very good: just use an app like FATMAP to select your own routes with manageable gradient and do your own thing. To be safe you can keep ski lifts in sight to help navigation but you can also just use the cross country trails. Almost no skiers have the stamina to use the steep trails anyway (but easy with snowshoes). Done snowshoeing in many countries and rate Norway highly. We had our own but the shops in town sell snowshoes. Get a pair with heal lifters to make steeper ascents much easier.

  • Mr R Evans
    Chippenham
    16 February 2020

    The Bardola is an excellent traditional hotel with a great food selection for both adults and kids. The ski bus ride to Slaatta ski centre is only 5 mins - timely in the morning, but less reliable on the return in the afternoon, so we often took the pleasant 15 minute walk back to the hotel after skiing. The skiing instructors are great, and the three beginners in our family progressed very fast, with the two children experimenting with red runs by day 4. We liked the format of four relatively short lessons [1 hour 20 mins each], allowing lots of time for family practice. We did not use the cross country facilities. Weather was mixed, but the lower lifts at Slaatta stayed open even during two days of gales. We would go again.

  • Anon
    14 February 2020

    Geilo is a scenic, low-key, ski destination that we truly enjoyed. The snow was excellent, the people were friendly and helfpul, and there was enough, but not too much, of everything. Highly recommended as a ski destination for families or others who are looking for a relaxed and enjoyable ski holiday.  

  • Dr G Jackson
    Reading
    07 April 2019

    What a fantastic holiday! First time skiing for my children and couldn't have been more perfect.

    Oslo airport to Central Station - get the local train for half the cost of flytoGet service (and same train track!)

    Train from Oslo to Geilo 3.5 hours of beautiful scenery and on time to the minute. Hotel waiting to pick up with a smile.

    Hotel wonderful. Truly amazing food, very friendly staff and lovely swimming pool for relaxing at the end of the day. Room lovely but seemed to end up with kids in the very comfortable single beds and us in the less comfortable pull out double due to the room configuration! Lunch pack an excellent idea to avoid very expensive lunches.

    Skiing fantastic. Empty slopes, no queuing for any lifts and excellent ski lessons for the children. Zero to red runs in 5 days of skiing. Free and easy bus to the ski centre (although the walk is only 5-10 mins and very pleasant). Very friendly staff in the ski centre. Wonderful, well groomed ski slopes. Perfect for beginners and improvers. So, so different to the French Alps and very relaxing as a result.

    No 'apres ski' but not what we were looking for. Very relaxing instead and certainly not a party town (if that is what you are looking for). Norway is very expensive once there, especially food and drink. Alcohol particularly so.

    Thank you to InnTravel and to Hotel Bardøla. A perfect holiday for our family - we will be back.

  • anon
    30 March 2019

    From the beginning to the end this was an amazing holiday. It was the first visit abroad for my three grandchildren. They embraced all the new experiences with an enthusiasm that was a joy to watch. Their skiing lessons were excellent and they all made great progress. On the last day we skied green and blue runs together as a family. We were impressed by the hotel. The pool and the playroom were very welcome facilities. The food was of a very high standard and the staff were friendly and welcoming. The children loved Norway and are already asking to go back next year. I guess I’ll just have to start saving! We would recommend the snow shoe experience which included sledging and cooking bread over a camp fire. Thank you for your help in organising such a lovely family time.

     

  • Dandbski
    10 March 2019

    Personal highlights were the snow shoe trek with Geilo Active and the trip on the Flam railway. For cross-country skiing we would recommend using a guide at first as trail marking is not very comprehensive. Easy trails below the town and around the fJord but for more advanced trails transport is needed. The hotel minibus is available for transport but they make a substantial charge for this, which is not made clear in the info pack. Geilo Taxi is much cheaper and can be called in quite promptly.

  • Mrs J Tullier
    Guernsey
    10 March 2019

    Geilo is a great destination for those wishing to combine cross country skiing with downhill skiing. The Norwegians we met were so friendly & helpful. We all enjoyed a trip on the Flåm Railway & most of our group went Snowshoeing - two great experiences. The X-Country Ski Instructor was a good teacher & the Snowshoeing guide was extremely knowledgeable. Some of the group chose to spend a couple of days in Oslo before returning & I’m so pleased I did.

  • Anon
    10 February 2019

    Excellent service and preparation from Inntravel. Catered to all of our needs and very accommodating. 

  • Reverend C Atkinson
    Bourne
    13 January 2019

    The hotel was lovely and the slopes surprisingly varied in difficulty.  The made up for the lack of vertical drop by their length - and in the middle of January, there were no queues to speak of.  Wonderful!

  • Dr L Jones
    Enfield
    30 December 2018

    Recommend using the local train from the airport to Oslo central as half the price, almost as quick and adequately comfortable for a short journey of about 20 minutes rather than the dedicated express flytoget.

    If doing XC skiing, start from the stadium as a base as most of the trails start from there and are well maintained when there is limited snow. Once you have your skis, it is easier to walk to and from the stadium to the hotel rather than take the bus. The bus takes you to the ski hire and the downhill slopes. If doing XC skiing, take a big flask as there are minimal refreshments near the trails - we didn’t find any - but there are cafes in the small town and near the ski hire and downhill slopes.

    The hotel food is amazing - the best I have ever had in a hotel and much better than many restaurants. The hotel is wonderfully atmospheric and very creatively decorated. The pool is well maintained as is the gym.
 

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  • If your holiday plans go awry because of Coronavirus, rest assured that we’ll do right by you. Since the start of the pandemic, our flexible booking policy and prompt issuing of refunds to customers who prefer not to defer their holiday have earned us high praise in the national press.
  • We sincerely hope that your holiday experience will be as enjoyable as it would have been before the pandemic – activities such as winter walking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are ideal in these times of social distancing, and we’re not operating holidays if the key highlights can no longer be delivered – but, naturally, there will be some changes to ensure your and other people’s safety.
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