The 8 best luxury hotels in Norway
From Amerikalinjen to Sommerro: 8 hand-picked luxury hotels across 3 destinations in Norway. Every booking through suitespot includes free breakfast for 2, a room upgrade subject to availability and further benefits — at the regular hotel rate.
Luxury hotels in Norway by destination
Pick your destination: every city and region in Norway has its own overview with all properties, rates and benefits.
More destinations in Norway
Beyond the big names, we also feature hand-picked properties here:
The most popular luxury hotels in Norway
These properties lead our ranking in Norway — across all destinations, ordered exactly as in our search.
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The strongest destinations in Norway compared
How many properties are where, what do they cost and which address leads the local ranking? All prices are from-rates per night; booked via suitespot the benefits come on top at no extra cost.
Your guide to the best luxury hotels in Norway
Amerikalinjen OsloWith every booking through suitespot you receive:- Breakfast for two – at all 8
- Room upgrade – at all 8
- Late check-out – at 7
- Complimentary internet – at 5
What the top costs – and what the entry does
The most expensive property in Norway is the Eilert Smith Hotel Stavanger, at around 354 €.
Sommerro OsloAt the other end stands the Radisson Blu Plaza Oslo at around 90 €; a factor of 3.9 lies in between.Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comNot a single property starts above 500 €.
2 of the 8 properties belong to a hotel brand; for 6 properties none is on file. Represented is Radisson Blu (2).
suitespot rates are full direct rates: the benefits come on top of the regular rate, and the room price stays the regular one.
Oslo carries 4 of the 8 properties
The 8 properties spread across 3 destinations with an overview of their own.
Hotel Union Oye Norangsfjorden2 more stand in places without a page of their own. The widest link in the selection runs from Stavanger to Trondheim – around 550 kilometres as the crow flies. Between Oslo and Stavanger it is around 300 kilometres.
What a hotel night in Norway costs
For all 8 properties we know the entry rate. It starts at around 90 €, ends at around 354 € and sits at around 251 € on average.
THE THIEF OsloOne property starts below 100 € and 2 below 150 €. The lowest-priced properties stand in Oslo. Just below the 150-euro mark start the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel Bergen at around 121 €. In euros that is a difference of 264 euros. The middle half of the priced properties sits between 121 € and 284 €.
The lowest starting rates belong to the Radisson Blu Plaza Oslo at around 90 €, the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel Bergen at around 121 € and the Amerikalinjen Oslo at around 250 €. In the middle of the field sit the Hotel Union Oye Norangsfjorden at around 250 € and the Sommerro Oslo at around 252 €.
All figures are entry rates per night; they move with season and availability. We confirm the rate bindingly for your travel dates.
iPrefer is over-represented in Norway
3 different points programmes share 6 of the 8 properties. 2 properties carry none.
iPrefer leads with 3 properties. Behind it follow Radisson Rewards (2) and Leaders Club (1). These include the Amerikalinjen Oslo, the Sommerro Oslo and THE THIEF Oslo. The cheapest way in is the Amerikalinjen Oslo, from around 250 €.
Across the entire suitespot portfolio 402 properties carry this programme; 3 of them stand in Norway. That is a larger share than the size of our selection in Norway would suggest: 8 of 4,864 properties worldwide.
At the properties with a programme, points and elite nights keep accruing as usual – suitespot books direct rates.
Where benefits are missing
Breakfast for two (all 8 properties), room upgrade (all 8) and late check-out (7) form the baseline. At the Hotel Union Oye Norangsfjorden at least one of the three is missing.Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comAlso recorded are complimentary internet at 5 properties, a hotel credit at 4 and a welcome gift at 4. Among them the Amerikalinjen Oslo and the Sommerro Oslo. The hotel credit differs in size: 100 USD at 3 properties and 50 USD at one property.
The thinnest cover: a hotel credit is recorded at 4 of the 8 properties. Among the most completely equipped is THE THIEF Oslo: all six benefits are recorded there.
In the conditions of 4 of the 8 properties there is expressly no minimum stay. All-inclusive catering is recorded for none of the properties. Bookable without a minimum number of nights are, for instance, the Amerikalinjen Oslo and the Sommerro Oslo.
Suites & family options in Norway
For anniversaries, wedding nights or simply more space: these properties in Norway offer their own suite categories. Our travel advisors know them in detail and will put together the right category for your occasion.
| Hotel | Destination | Suite categories (selection) | Largest suite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amerikalinjen Oslo | Oslo | Fortuna Suite | Fortuna Suite · 37 m² |
| Sommerro Oslo | Oslo | Villa Suite, Heritage Suite, Junior Suite | Villa Suite · 88 m² |
| Hotel Union Oye Norangsfjorden | Norangsfjorden | Torestova Suite, Suite, Junior Suite | Torestova Suite · 84 m² |
| THE THIEF Oslo | Oslo | Executive Suite, Suite | Executive Suite · 65 m² |
| Eilert Smith Hotel Stavanger | Stavanger | Superior Suite, Junior Suite | Superior Suite · 50 m² |
| Radisson Blu Plaza Oslo | Oslo | Reder Suite, Polar Suite, Suite | Reder Suite · 100 m² |
| Radisson Blu Royal Hotel Bergen | Bergen | Presidential Suite, Suite, Junior Suite | Presidential Suite · 136 m² |
| Britannia Hotel Trondheim | Trondheim | Signature Suite, Executive Suite, Deluxe Suite | Signature Suite · 81 m² |
Earn points & use your status in Norway
suitespot rates are full direct rates: you earn regular points and elite nights in the hotel program and keep your status benefits — the suitespot benefits come on top.
| Program | Hotels | Examples in Norway |
|---|---|---|
| I Prefer | 3 hotels | Amerikalinjen Oslo, Sommerro Oslo, THE THIEF Oslo |
| Radisson Rewards | 2 hotels | Radisson Blu Plaza Oslo, Radisson Blu Royal Hotel Bergen |
| Leaders Club | 1 hotel | Britannia Hotel Trondheim |
More luxury destinations nearby
These countries combine well with a trip in Norway — or make a fitting alternative for your next booking:
Frequently asked questions about luxury hotels in Norway
What does a luxury hotel in Norway cost?
The entry rates of our 8 properties run from around 90 € at Radisson Blu Plaza Oslo to 354 € at Eilert Smith Hotel Stavanger per night. The mid-point sits at around 251 €.
2 properties start below 150 €, 6 above.
Which hotel in Norway is the most affordable?
Radisson Blu Plaza Oslo at around 90 € per night.
Next come the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel Bergen at around 121 € and the Amerikalinjen Oslo at around 250 €.
Which is the most expensive hotel in Norway?
Eilert Smith Hotel Stavanger at around 354 € per night.
Then follow THE THIEF Oslo at around 298 € and the Britannia Hotel Trondheim at around 284 €.
Do I earn points on suitespot bookings in Norway?
6 of the 8 properties belong to one of the 3 represented programmes.
iPrefer leads with 3 properties. These include the Amerikalinjen Oslo, the Sommerro Oslo and THE THIEF Oslo. 2 properties carry no programme; the suitespot benefits apply there just the same.
Which benefits are included in Norway?
For all 8 properties breakfast for two applies, for all 8 a room upgrade, for 7 late check-out.
Also recorded are complimentary internet at 5 properties, a hotel credit at 4 and a welcome gift at 4.
The gap covers the Hotel Union Oye Norangsfjorden.
All six benefits together are on file at 3 properties. They are the Amerikalinjen Oslo, the Sommerro Oslo and THE THIEF Oslo. On average 4.5 of the six are recorded per property.
Where in Norway should I stay?
The 8 properties spread across 3 destinations with an overview of their own.
The largest: Oslo with 4 properties, Stavanger with one property and Trondheim with one property.
2 more stand in places without a page of their own.
In Oslo the properties spread across 2 locations. Most frequent are Frogner (2) and Sentrum. For one property only the centre is recorded as the location.
Are there suites in Norway?
Yes. We count 69 room categories in Norway, 25 of them suites.
A square-metre figure is on file for 68 of the 69 categories, from 15 sqm to 250 sqm.
The widest choice belongs to the Radisson Blu Plaza Oslo, with 5 of them.
The largest measured category at Eilert Smith Hotel Stavanger is called Eilerts Residence and measures 250 sqm.
For 2 room categories at least a second bedroom is on file, spread across 2 properties. Among them the Hotel Union Oye Norangsfjorden and the Eilert Smith Hotel Stavanger.
Are there minimum stays or all-inclusive properties in Norway?
4 of the 8 properties expressly require no minimum stay. Where a minimum duration applies elsewhere, we name it before booking.
All-inclusive catering is recorded for none of the properties.
Bookable without a minimum number of nights are, for example, the Amerikalinjen Oslo, the Sommerro Oslo and THE THIEF Oslo.
In the other direction, one property expressly records a minimum stay of two nights.
