Luxury travel in the Stavanger region

Sleep in style

The luxurious hotel, Eilert Smith Hotel, is not only a place to sleep. It's almost worth the trip alone. A hidden gem tucked between Stavanger's old wooden houses and modern buildings. All 11 rooms offer high-quality products, comfort and exceptional service. The building was originally designed by architect Eilert Smith and was built in 1937. The impressive building is a prime example of Norwegian functionalist architecture. Functionalism's heyday in Stavanger in the late 1930s was characterised by optimism and economic growth. You can still see several design features typical for this period preserved in the building today. Because of the building’s distinct architecture, each room is uniquely shaped and individually designed. Leaving the room is almost too comfortable... but don't forget - you also have sights to see!

Fjord, mountains, starry sky - and you

At the Lysefjord, there is a quite unusual accommodation with an outstanding design and a panoramic view of one of Norway's most spectacular fjords. The Bolder managed to become world-renowned in a short time and visiting guests virtually queue up to secure a few nights in the design cabins which almost hang in airy suspension over the fjord. You can choose between Starlodges and Skylodges, both cabin types are of a high standard, and you will not lack anything in terms of comfort. And the view - it's iconic!

Cruising elegance

See the sights from a private cruise. Both Private Cruise and Lysetur offer comfortable trips on stylish yachts. With nice and knowledgeable captains who ensure a personal touch on the experience. The tours are, of course, tailored to your expectations.

Veteran ship for the day?

Are you really into the classics? The veteran ship MS Sandnes can be yours for the day, for the night or even go on a small cruise. The ship offers accommodation and can tailor-make any event for you - all in traditional style.

MICHELIN eating

Stavanger has MICHELIN-stars restaurants; if you are lucky enough to try them, you'll understand why! On the one hand, the exclusive RE-NAA invites you to relax and lean back and receive relaxed elegance, and friendly service with a low threshold, yet high-quality food!

On the other hand, Sabi Omakase is arguably Norway's most exclusive sushi restaurant. In the restaurant, there is room for 10 guests. You sit around the bar and watch sushi master Asakil Joya stock sushi in a frenzy. Guests are served the best ingredients the sushi master has obtained at any time. Sushi is served in a way not previously done in Norway.

Time to be generous

How about a traditional afternoon tea? Or learn about local brewing on a tour of Lervig. Take a trip to Egersund, where you can also visit Berentsen's Taste and Experience centre.

Let someone else do the organising

Guidecompaniet is highly experienced in organising bespoke tours for our guests. You can trust them to put together the best programme for you while you are here! Whatever your needs are, they can deliver. Lost in Norway is similarly interested in making your stay as effortless as possible, and can take your needs and deliver a tailor-made experience with all your wishes obtained.

Pampering

Fantastic nature experiences combined with all the pampering you want. The Sola Strand Spa is unique in its beachside location combined with spa treatments. Give yourself this extra energy boost, and let someone take care of you for an hour or two. Several types of treatments are available.

Private hiking tours

If you are eager to go hiking in Norwegian nature, you might need some exclusive tips. Why don't you go with a premium nature guide - they can organise hikes to famous sites or more secluded places, but equally impressive! Book your nature guide today! Sightseeing tours with a guide.