Bygstad, Norway

Åmot Gard

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What’s the hotel in a nutshell?

Åmot Gard is an authentic and elegant hotel located in the tranquil Sunnfjord region of Fjord Norway. The hotel is surrounded by luscious pastures and towering peaks and is embraced by the light and the wind, the water and the forest. The hotel is a homage to the past, a retreat in the present, and is situated at the end of the stunning Sunnfjord. It is a secluded country homestead that combines luxurious hospitality with exclusive access to a superb range of authentic experiences. Åmot Gard is also deeply rooted in its heritage. The hotel is owned by Steinar Sørli and Yngve Brakstad, and the Åmot Estate has been in Steinar’s family since 1885, when it was built by his great-grandfather, Søren. The hotel has been loved and cared for by five generations of the Sørli family and stands today as a testament to Søren’s vision.

What are the rooms like?

The rooms at Åmot Gard are stylish and have their own unique charm and character. Each room is designed to reflect the beauty of the surrounding landscape and create a relaxing and comfortable space for guests. The hotel offers personalised experiences, and guests can expect their preferences to be carefully curated to ensure they can fully unwind in the relaxing sanctuary of the hotel.

What else?

The hotel also offers a range of amenities and activities for guests to enjoy. These include local farm visits, guided kayaking, cultural trips, glacier hiking, salmon fishing and helicopter sightseeing. Guests can also explore the rich landscape of the fjords and appreciate the joys of relaxation and discovery. The hotel is also home to an “extended family” of farmers, fishermen, chefs, musicians, artists and storytellers, who are happy to share their experiences with guests.

What’s the region like?

Meet Vestland, Norway’s playground where nature unfurls with dramatic flair. From towering fjords to Bergen’s urban energy, this region is a sensory feast. Hike in the rugged Jotunheimen National Park or explore the UNESCO-listed Bryggen Wharf. Fancy something sweet? Try Vestland’s famed cider, produced in Norway’s apple capital. And, brace yourself for Bergen, the country’s wettest city. From adrenaline-inducing escapades to gastronomic pleasures, Vestland is an anthology of Norwegian experiences waiting to be discovered.