Storfjord Hotel

Glomset, Norway

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spectacular fjord viewsnestled in the forestyear-round experiencesScandinavian folk talesuites with log-cabin ambiance

This grand establishment of dark-timbered buildings, typical of traditional Norwegian architecture, is set upon a hill overlooking the fjord of the same name. Its log walls shelter warmly welcoming interiors: Comfortable furniture, antiques, and objets d’art create a chic, rustic ambiance in the living rooms and library, as well as in the rooms and suites blessed with spectacular views of the fjord and surrounding forest. Whatever the season, Storfjord offers an authentically Norwegian stay: skiing in wintertime, cruises and fishing trips on the fjord, kayaking adventures, scenic hikes, bike rides, Nordic wildlife observation, and, of course, relaxing moments at the wellness center with panoramic views of the landscape. Fine dining, too, is part of the experience, ensured by Florian Harnisch: This environmentally enlightened chef selects ingredients that are picked, fished, or aged within a few miles of the property. His expressive, down-to-earth cuisine reflects the rugged beauty of the region.

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Chef Florian Harnisch

Expression of the terroir

The cuisine at Storfjord Hotel is profoundly connected to the land: Chef Florian Harmish focuses on ingredients picked, fished or matured from within just a few kilometers. Each dish tells the story of a season, a producer or a facet of the landscape, in a delicious dialogue between nature, local savoir-faire and Nordic simplicity.

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An evening by the fire

Nestled among the pine trees, a Lavvo-a traditional local tent-welcomes guests for an evening at the fireside. It's an opportunity to taste a menu specially prepared by the chefs and to embrace friluftsliv, the Norwegian concept of living in the open air. A philosophy that profoundly connects humankind to nature.