The Myrkdalen Hotel exudes a traditional Norwegian charm, with a sleek, modern design and timber cladding on the exterior. Large windows offer breath-taking views of the mountain landscape from anywhere within the hotel.
The hotel is the focal point of the resort with most of the resort facilities centred around the hotel. For the keen skiers and snowboarders, the slopes and lifts are just behind the hotel so you can be first on and off the mountain each day.
Ideally situated at the foot of the mountain, the modern Myrkdalen Hotel offers ski-in, ski out access to the Myrkdalen mountain via the Myrkdalsekspressen chairlift which is conveniently located next to the hotel. Head up the mountain and enjoy a variety of cruisy blues, lovely long red runs and a few challenging black slopes. If you want to continue skiing in the evening, the slopes just behind the hotel are lit up three nights a week so you can get even more ski time in.
Saltos Lobby Bar on the first floor of the hotel is a lovely spot to unwind with a drink or two before dinner, with cosy seating, a fireplace and large windows overlooking the resort. The food here is not to be missed, half board meals are served at the modern Restaurant Nuten - the menu features locally sourced ingredients inspired by the natural surroundings and with views to the slopes and surrounding mountains it is the perfect spot for dinner. During your stay, you have the opportunity to dine in the two other restaurants once per week - choose between the cosy Nuten Fondue restaurant which serves classic fondue with a variety of meats, bread and vegetables or opt for a tasty stone-baked pizza in Restaurant Tunet.
This property caters for the following special dietary requirements
Special diets are available on a request basis. Catering for dietary allergies will need to be checked before booking. Allergies and intolerances not listed above cannot be catered for. All allergies and intolerances, even if listed above, are subject to confirmation by the accommodation. If one member of your party has multiple dietary requirements, these are subject to confirmation by the accommodation.
Board basis available: Half Board
Standard rooms sleep two people with double or twin beds. Each of the well-equipped rooms have a balcony.
Superior rooms are slightly larger, sleeping two people with twin beds. Each of the well-equipped rooms have a balcony.
Family rooms sleep up to four people, with a double bed and a double sofa bed for two people. These rooms also have lovely views of the resort. Some of these can be booked with a balcony for an additional supplement.
Junior suites sleep two to four people with double or twin beds and have a small lounge with a double sofa bed. Each of these well-equipped rooms have a balcony.
Bedroom facilities
Additional information
Depart on: Sundays
Fly into: Bergen
Transfer by coach: approx. 2 hours 20 minutes
Flights to Bergen depart Sundays between 21 December 2025 and 22 February 2026.
Transfer time
Please be aware transfer times may vary depending on weather conditions and volume of traffic, especially during peak season.
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Myrkdalen is Western Norway’s largest ski resort, offering family-friendly slopes, abundant snowfall, and diverse terrain for all levels.
Surrounded by the picturesque Norwegian fjords and deep valleys, Myrkdalen is a charming village in Voss's municipality in the Vestland county. Renowned for its stunning natural landscape, family-friendly ski area and arctic activities, it's a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Myrkdalen has a laid-back and picturesque alpine vibe, with cosy cafes, restaurants serving tasty food and high-standard accommodation with ski-in and ski-out access.
Myrkdalen is one of Western Norway’s largest ski resorts, offering spacious, uncrowded slopes suitable for all skill levels, along with terrain parks and outstanding off-piste opportunities. The resort is especially great for first-time skiers and snowboarders, there's a dedicated beginner area serviced by a magic carpet and smooth progression to gentle blue runs higher up the mountain. There’s a wide variety of well-groomed blue and red runs so that intermediates can take their pick - if you're up for a challenge, there's also a couple of black runs to explore. While the ski area may not have lots of black-grade slopes, its exceptional off-piste terrain makes it a hidden gem for those seeking adventure beyond the marked slopes.
Myrkdalen, Norway
