Vagan Hotel Guide - Lofoten Links hotels in Vagan, Norway.

"Traveled with my daughter to Svolvær. We had a balcony room which I would say is a must, far better to be able to relax above the water and watch the boats go by than to look over a parking lot. The room and en suite were both comfortable and spacious enough that the two of us did not feel cramped. I would love to know what the mattresses were made of. Throughout Norway all of them were the same three inch thick material but immensely comfortable. Seemed like a very green choice. The staff was welcoming and helpful during check in and out and any time we had a question. We ate the breakfast buffet once, it had extensive fresh and delicious choices, well worth the price. Overall A+ accomidations."

"For a 4 stars hotel, no TV, no any amenities, broken shower heads charge USD more than 200.00 not worse it’s value!"

" Big room with pretty small bathroom. There is no reception at night. Breakfast quality wasn’t great, and we only had yogurt. The hotel is in a quiet and darker area of the town 10 min walk from the centre. Best located to see northern light (you can literally see them from the area near the hotel), but you need to walk to the centre for food. "

"Nice family room and lounge. Lovely breakfast. Near the town centre. "

"The entire team at the reception and breakfast area is very helpful and professional"

"I thought about giving 3 stars, but kept it to 4 because the house is lovely and the location is good. But communication was TERRIBLE. I had multiple messages go unresponded before the trip. They were no help at all in us planning our trip. The night before, I reached out because I still didn't have the address and instructions to get in the house - which was very stressful given the weeks delays in previous correspondence. I woke up the morning of the trip and finally had a response with that information. While there, I reached out to ask him to turn up the temperature on the hot tub, also noting that the water level was too low, and no response. Not even later to apologize. As a result, we could not use the hot tub. I am also a short term rental host, and I respond - it's not that hard to do. Because of this, I would not book this house again."

"More towels, rugs in the entrance, bathroom and living space. Toiletries in the bathroom and a few more comforts. When the description stated rustic— it was literal! Cute historical housing in charming town! Safe and walkable! Property manager/owner was very helpful. "

"Friendly staff and volunteers. NOTE: The kitchen is only open from 8am-10pm. The door is locked after these hours making it extremely inconvenient for those who wake up early for a morning hike or those who arrive late and want to prepare a meal. You cannot access your own food when locked and there are no alternative fridges in the hostel. There are no exceptions. The laundry is only open from 4pm. You are unable to do any washing in the morning. There are no exceptions. If you decide to bring alcohol, you are not permitted to store it in the fridges in the kitchen. There are no other fridges for storage. They don't like their patrons to consume alcohol within the hostel and ask that it is consumed outside by the lake. Not sure how this works during inclement weather conditions. There is no 24hr common area with other fridges or kettle. If you decide to do your washing, you must pay a fee for this. They will ask you to tip them upon payment. If you decide to use the Cafe, they will ask you to tip them, once again. This is not a budget friendly hostel. "

"Awesome spot, Kristian was super helpful and prompt with communication. If you’re looking for a spot to stay in Lofoten, look no further. "