Ålesund, Norway

Hotel 1904

The Nordics • Stay • Hotel 1904 in Ålesund, Norway

What’s the hotel in a nutshell?

Stepping into Hotel 1904, you’re walking into a living history of Ålesund. This hotel, standing tall since the city’s great fire in 1904, weaves a unique tale of resilience, revival and elegance. Positioned right in the city’s heart, the Atlantic Ocean being its closest neighbour, this historic art nouveau structure has become a city icon over the years. Its grand entrance ushers you into an ambience of remarkable experiences, whether you’re a solo adventurer, a family vacationer or a business traveller.

What are the rooms like?

At Hotel 1904, each of the 74 rooms offers a distinctive design and experience. Inspired by the hotel’s art nouveau foundations, the rooms’ interiors are carefully decked out with warm Nordic fabrics and materials that create a luxurious and relaxed atmosphere. The building’s myriad nooks and crannies offer delightful surprises, lending a unique character and charm to your stay. Whether you opt for the airy Standard Double or the generously spacious Deluxe room, every space is designed to be your serene haven amid the city’s bustle. For a more indulgent experience, the Junior Suite with its luxurious and relaxed ambience is an excellent choice.

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What else?

For your culinary journey, the Green Garden, the hotel’s own espresso bar and eatery, is an urban gem serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with a rich selection of stores in the attached shopping centre. This vibrant social space, loved by both guests and locals, offers a stunning living plant wall and a sheltered outdoor area perfect for an espresso or a long lunch. As you venture out, the hotel’s location makes it easy for you to explore the city’s best sights. And as the day winds down, feel free to soak in the hotel’s warm fireplace and enjoy a quiet moment.

What’s the region like?

Situated in Norway’s Møre og Romsdal region, Ålesund stands proudly at the edge of the Norwegian Sea, backed by the jagged profiles of the Sunnmøre Alps. After a sweeping fire in 1904, the city was rebuilt in the striking Art Nouveau style, making it a unique architectural treasure. This maritime city is also the gateway to the iconic Geirangerfjord and the UNESCO-listed West Norwegian Fjords. Ascend the 418 steps to the Fjellstua viewpoint on Mount Aksla for panoramic views over the city, the archipelago, and the incredible fjords. Don’t miss the Atlantic Sea-Park, one of Scandinavia’s largest saltwater aquariums, where the mysteries of the deep Norwegian Sea come to life.

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