Trondheim, Norway

Britannia Hotel

The Nordics • Stay • Britannia Hotel in Trondheim, Norway

What’s the hotel in a nutshell?

In 2018, Britannia Hotel, Trondheim’s grand old dame, turned over a new leaf. Emerging from a meticulously executed €130 million transformation that spanned over three years, it’s a marvellous reimagining of its storied past dating back to 1870. Frequented by Arctic explorers, politicians and luminaries over centuries, Britannia today weaves a fascinating tale where history meets cutting-edge technology and eco-conscious sensibilities. It’s the quintessential old-world charm fused with contemporary luxuries.

What are the rooms like?

Imagine walking into a space where indulgence meets comfort, and luxury sits comfortably with personalised homeliness. That’s exactly what the Britannia rooms and suites offer you. Custom-furnished and draped in fine linens, these luminous cocoons of comfort feature plush marble bathrooms that add a touch of decadence. The piece de resistance is the Junior Suite, complete with a lavish king-sized Hästens bed and a cool design twist – a TV artfully concealed within a wooden panel, converting your suite into a personal movie theatre in a heartbeat.

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What else?

The on-site culinary scene is nothing short of spectacular, boasting four exclusive restaurants and a pair of chic bars. Whether it’s starting your day with a gourmet breakfast under the high ceilings of Palmehaven or sampling Michelin-starred masterpieces at Speilsalen, gastronomy at Britannia is designed to thrill. Wine connoisseurs are in for a treat with an array of 2,500 different labels from around the globe. Not to be missed is the expansive spa and fitness centre, featuring an inviting heated lap pool, revitalising Nordic saunas and an extensive menu of soothing treatments.

What’s the city like?

Uncover the captivating charm of Trondheim, the historical capital of Norway, nestled in the heart of the Trøndelag region. Explore the city’s rich Viking heritage at the Ringve Museum and the impressive Kristiansten Fortress, or experience the modern-day buzz of the vibrant Solsiden district. Take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque Nidelva River, cross the iconic Old Town Bridge and indulge in a traditional Norwegian meal at one of the city’s many top-rated restaurants. Trondheim’s dynamic fusion of past and present offers travellers an unforgettable taste of Norway’s fascinating culture and stunning natural surroundings.