Dønhaug Gard

We hebben een heerlijke vakantie gehad in Dønhaug Gjestegard. Vanaf het moment dat we aankwamen, voelden we ons ontzettend welkom. Magne is een fantastische gastheer – vriendelijk, attent en echt betrokken. Het gaf ons meteen een gevoel van thuis. Het verblijf zelf is sfeervol en comfortabel, en de omgeving is prachtig om te verkennen. Wij hebben genoten van elke dag en raden deze plek van harte aan aan iedereen die naar Noorwegen reist.

Tja. Kan hier niets op bedenken

Sehr herzliche und hilfsbereite Gastgeber. Das Ferienhaus mit seinem typisch norwegischen Charme hatte alles was man braucht um sich wohlzufühlen. Für aktive Wanderer gibt es verschiedene herausfordernde Wanderrouten, die gut mit dem Auto erreichbar sind. Bspw. Wanderungen auf den Folgefonna, Skeisfjell und zum Gletscher des Nationalparks.

120-letni, drewniany dom z duszą, znajdujący się na farmie. Na dwóch kondygnacjach znajduje się w sumie sześć wygodnych sypialni i salon. Atutem jest także dobrze wyposażona kuchnia. Przesympatyczny i bardzo wylewny gospodarz mieszka w sąsiednim domu i w razie problemów chętnie służy pomocą.

Ein paradiesischer Ort! Das kleine Häuschen ist für 2 oder 3 Personen sehr komfortabel und liebevoll eingerichtet. Wir haben wunderbar geschlafen, hatten diesen einmaligen Blick auf den Fjord und die Berge, den Sonnenuntergang vor der Nase. Magne und Anne Berit sind wunderbare Gastgeber! Kurze Wege in die Natur, ans Wasser oder zum Einkaufen. Hier bist Du mitten in Norwegen!

Ligger helt idyllisk til ved en grønn eng av mark og omkranset av flotte fjell. Meget hyggelig bevertning som ga oss gode tips til tur i Uskedalen.

Ingenting

Authentic and old, but clean farm House at wonderful location. With horses, sheep and all other village attractions. Owner is really helpful man. He recommended many amazing trails and areas, also gave us his boat for a fishing.

Warm welcome to a lovely Norwegian valley. It was a special week for us and it was clear that Magne was passionate about sharing his farm and valley. We extended our stay and would have loved to have stayed for longer. We will definitely be back. Thank you!

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Beautiful 100 year old house, a legacy of the owner's aunt who left him this house and the farmland around when she passed in her 100th year. Gorgeous views of the mountains behind and the deep blue waters of the fjord in front. I loved the old style kitchen and dining room. The bedrooms are small but comfortable and the living room has an old world charm. The best thing about this property is the super friendly and super enthusiastic owner, who showed us around the vast amount of land he owns. He drove us in his station wagon halfway up the mountain to show us his cottage by the glacial lake, where he spends time when he drops off his sheep on this mountain every year from June to Sept. He encouraged us to hike the rest of the way up Solfjell mountain, telling us it was an easy hike - we believed him and went all the way up to the summit from where we had fabulous views of the glacial lakes, the fjord and the sea - but it took us 6 hours to climb and descend to Uskadalen and the trek was challenging. Never believe a Norwegian when they say a trek is easy! :) Tip - we couldn't find any restaurants in Uskadalen but there is a nice Thai takeaway within walking distance. Also a Spar supermarket.

It was quite hot in June ( all of Europe seems to be hot in June) - and only the dining room/kitchen has an AC. We were given a small fan on request, but my suggestion is that fans should be provided in all rooms during summer. The groundfloor bathroom is very small.