Brufjell Hostel & Parking

Surroundings was really nice to explore.

The self check in and codes in confirmation

Pillow could have been better and the air circulation in the room

The place is perfect if you feel like getting off the grid. No staff! And everything was sky clear, no problems during our stay.

Its a weird place but not uncomfortable. Its basicly a parkinglot / camperstop with a showerblock and outside kitchen with picknickbenches that has added a few rooms. Strangely enough the toilets have the fjordview and the rooms and cabin are tucked in the back. It is however a great location, close to a stunning hike and good distance from the ferry so it was a convenient choice for us. We stayed in the little cabin and it was clean with a nice bed and duvet and the outdoor kitchen and showers were good to have. If you expect a hotel you will likely be disappointed, if you see it as a more comfy form of camping its good.

Its all very functional and not cosy at all. Not very inviting but fine for a night.

Really worth the money. Easy parking, launary, oven, refrigerator... all I needed was there.

We like location.

We did not see any staff member, washrooms and toolets are located to fare from our a comodation.

Closed shower door and kitchen!!!!!! Room inside cold

Good location in a pretty area, 3 points for having shelter, heat and electricity.

Where to begin, the main building was closed, so no access to showers or kitchen, the wifi signal doesn't reach the bungalow at all, the outside "kitchenette" has no fridge, dishes or utensils, only a water tap that dispenses cold, undrinkable rusty water. Impossible to prepare any non perishable food. The 2 small beds occupy 95% of the bungalow. The only food option on Sunday is the Circle K gas station 30 minutes drive away in Flekkefjord.