Hustadvika Havhotell - by Classic Norway Hotels

Our coach trip stopped at the Hustadvika Havhotell for lunch. We were welcomed and taken to a large room with tables for eight. A large bowl of fish chowder was brought and we helped ourselves. This was tasty and there was plenty to go around. Afterwards we walked around the beautiful locality were amazed that all the buildings of the hotel all had roofs of vegetation. Very eco friendly!

Wonderful people at the property! They were so kind and welcoming! Special thank you to Daffy and Thomas!

It was a beautiful place and the room (family room) was large and comfortable. The laundry facility was just a small washing machine (no dryer), so plan accordingly….I had to pack damp clothing the next day, as we continued our trip. The dinner and breakfast at the restaurant were both superb.

The room was excellent. very comfortable and well designed. But... Dinner is optional as a 3 course meal, decided by the chef, at a price of 790 NOK (75 USD. 745 nok for dinner, and unexpected 45nok for water). I was very very dissapointed. 1st was a green peas soup. it was extremely too salty and very dense (didn't finish it). The bread was excellent (a hi hydration fuccacia). 2nd was a trout fish fillet, with cuscus, brocolli and coliflower. the fish was coocked right, but was missing some kick (maybe if the skin was left on the fish and became crispy). the souce was ok, again missing something. cuscus wasnt to my taste. vegetables were steamed. it was too mildly flavoured (didn't finish it). desert was a creamy between panacota and brule. a bit too mild. Overall flavours are not good enough, and there all missing textures changes. None of them made me want to eat more and expect the next bite. I would not recommend this dinner, and it certanly does not worth the very hi cost (75 USD).

All was o.k. im my opinion the price for dinner is over priced

Very nice stay by the sea. Lovely area with a beautiful beach, mountain to climb and walks to stroll. The hotel seems to be in transition regarding management. It’s called guesthouse in some places and Hotel in others. Staff were an international bunch and it was easier to get by w English than Nordic languages However, our room (105) was very nice with a spectacular view and close to the dock where we took a refreshing swim. Food was good and we had a very nice waitress.

I love it. Marvelous nature. Friendly staff. Beautiful food. Close to Atlanterhavsveien, known as the Atlantic Ocean Road, or more simply Atlantic Road, runs across an archipelago of small islands and skerries in Møre og Romsdal county. Hotel and cabinets.Recommended for couples, families, single.

Hustadvika Havhotell is a truly unique experience. You have probably stayed at hotels with high standard and great service before - but this is something else. Service and standard is high although you may not expect your luggage to be carried in or a concierge booking your experiences - however you will get a truly unique experience with a genuinely friendly hospitality. The scenery and surroundings is really unique and the experience is simple but truly genuine. A dinner in the dining room would fit into any movie with great hospitality and a view you will not find anywhere else, they might not get a star in the Michelin guide for the food and the wine list is short, but it is definitely worth a detour of you journey to get here. We started our journey through western Norway here, discovering the Atlantic coast highway and then through the fjord-lands down to Bergen and Oslo, but the stay at Hustadvika would remain one of the top experiences throughout the entire journey. Id love to get back here to discover more seasons, I can just imagine what it would be like to be here a stormy night late autumn with the Atlantic ocean rioting on the doorstep.