10 Top-Rated Hotels in Oppdal Municipality, Trondelag, Central Norway

Hotel rich in traditions, beautifully located in the center of Oppdal by highway E6 and only 30 meters from Oppdal railway station. The hotel have 75 rooms/160 beds including 20 junior suites with 4-poster romantic beds and 3 handicap rooms. All rooms are non smoking. Free wireless internet and cable tv in all rooms. Large and small convention rooms for groups up to 250 persons

Campsite located close to the main road north-south in Norway (E6). Oppdal is a valley between the nationalparks Dovrefjell and Trollheimen. Natural base for all kind of activities in the mountains,spectacular rafting in the river Driva, musk-ox safari ++++ We offer different types of cottages and small apartments. Pitches for tents,campers andcaravans.

Oppdal Gjestetun is totally renovated February-July 2017. New owners upgrades to hotel-standard. Oppdal Gjestetun has nice mini apartments that offer you several possibilities. 2-6 bedded mini apartments, self catering, fully equipped kitchenette, private bathroom, cable TV, free wireless internet, balcony or exit directly to the garden/lawn and nice view to the Oppdal Mountains. TV lounge in the reception. Sauna. Situated right in the center of the town. An Asian cuisine restaurant is adjacent to the reception with Chinese, Thai and Japanese dishes.

Oppdal is a small town, 545m above sea level, between the national parks and peaks of Dovrefjell and Trollheimen.Our hotel is located in Oppdal, mid-Norway, approximately 420 km. north of our capitol Oslo, and 120 km. south of Trondheim. To get here you easily follow the E6 from those locations.If you have tours at the west coast, Molde, Kristiansund, Ålesund, Atlanderhavsveien - you easily follow RV70 to Oppdal from those locations.The hotel Skifer Hotel opened its doors in October 2010 and has 176 comfortable rooms. All rooms have views of the mountains that surround the village. Inside the hotel, we have created a warm atmosphere with the use local slate, oak and furniture in woollen fabrics. In our lobby you can enjoy in front of the fireplace in soft lounges. There is also a reception, lobby bar and restaurant. Welcome!

Kongsvold is a historical hotel with traditions from year 1100. Described in Rough guide as "one of the most charming places to stay in the whole of Norway" A reknown restaurant serves lunch and applecake from 12 to 16 and dinner every night at 19 o clock. Friendly atmosphere in the Dovrefjell mountains, easy to find along E6 and has also its own railway station.

Smegarden Camping is located in the community Oppdal, 128 km south of Trondheim in Norway by E6. The camping site is surrounded by mountains, by a forest and, a river called Vinstra, a side river to the salmon fishing river, Driva. Here you may walk by the river, fish for free and you may light a fire by our special building called gapahuk. The camping site can offer : - Cabins with 2, 4 and 6 (2 bedrooms) beds equiped with cooking plate, fridge and cable-tv. - Paved roads, good sanitary facilities, kitchen, wash room, solarium, TV-room and a kiosk. - Caravanparking for all-year camping. - Cable-TV for connection to cabins or caravans. - Free wireless internet access. - Nice playground with slides, a sandbox and a trampoline. - In the reception we will assist you in getting the information you want about activities and adventures in Oppdal and the nearby regions and towns.

BORTISTU – A MOUNTAIN FARM In 2016, 4th generation of the Storli family took over the ownership and management of Bortistu. Linda Mai and Rune and their four children now manage the farm. The children are picked up by a school bus and attend school at Midtbygda and in Oppdal. Because the farm is rather small, there have always been an additional variety of activities such as hunting and tourism. In the 1880s, the first guests came to farms, and Bortistu was chosen as quarters when The Norwegian Trekking Association, Trondheim, was founded. Kristoffer Haugen from Bortistu participated in marking the paths. He was one of the country's last professional hunters and spent a lot of time in the mountains, and had a good additional income through hunting and fishing. Today's Bortistu is a mountain farm under cultural protection, a farm operation without livestock, focusing on tourism. Bortistu now appears as a venerable guesthouse.