Compare room categories by layout, space and practical features, then send your preferred dates and requirements to the reservations team for current availability and applicable rates.
A good room choice depends on more than the displayed starting rate. Compare layout, living space, sleeping arrangements and the way you expect to use the room, then confirm the exact rate and inclusions for your dates with reservations.
A comfortable base for shorter visits, with a calm sleeping area and enough room for everyday routines. This category suits guests who expect to spend much of the day around the resort or in Narvik and want a straightforward place to return to.
A more generous option for guests who value extra space during a longer stay. The expanded layout creates clearer separation between sleeping, working and relaxing, making it easier to settle in without moving up to a full suite.
A suite-style category for guests who want distinct areas for rest and relaxation. The additional separation can be useful for longer visits, special occasions or stays where privacy and time spent in the room matter more.
The displayed starting rate is a guide only. Your final rate can depend on dates, demand, room category, guest count, inclusions and booking conditions. Reservations should confirm the total price and what is included before a booking is treated as final.
Yes. Add your preferred bed configuration to the enquiry. Requests are subject to room layout and availability, so ask the reservations team to confirm the arrangement rather than assuming it is guaranteed.
Yes. Explain the room features, bathroom requirements, step-free access or other practical needs that matter to you. The team can then describe available options and advise whether a particular room category is suitable.
Share your expected arrival and departure times when you contact reservations. Standard check-in and check-out arrangements, luggage storage and any exceptions should be confirmed for your specific stay.
You can request early arrival when sending your dates, but it depends on occupancy and room readiness. If the timing is important, ask whether luggage storage or another practical alternative is available.
Cancellation, amendment, deposit and payment conditions may vary by rate or booking channel. Review the conditions supplied with your reservation details before confirming the stay.
Share accessible-room, step-free route, mobility or other assistance needs before arrival. The more specific the request, the easier it is for guest services to explain what is available and avoid assumptions about suitability.
List the room features and practical requirements that are essential rather than merely preferred, so the team can distinguish must-have needs from optional requests.
Ask about lifts, step-free routes, distances and access between the room, dining areas and other parts of the property you expect to use.
Include any assistance needs in the same enquiry as your room request so they can be considered before the reservation is confirmed.
Use the room descriptions as a comparison tool, then confirm the details that can change by date or inventory. A useful enquiry separates essential requirements from preferences.
Ask what the quoted rate includes, whether taxes or additional charges apply, and which payment, deposit, amendment and cancellation conditions are attached to that rate.
If a particular bed arrangement, accessible feature or room characteristic determines whether you can stay, say so explicitly and ask for written confirmation where appropriate.
If you expect to arrive early or late, confirm the standard arrival process and any available alternatives before travel. Do not assume an early room will be ready.
Send preferred dates, guest count and any essential room requirements. The reservations team can then respond with current availability, rate conditions and suitable alternatives if your first choice is not available.
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