This spot has spectacular views! It's up on the hillside in a mostly residential area, and looks out over a beautiful fjord. The breakfast was good and included in the cost. The room was surprisingly quiet even when the church bells were ringing.

There wasn't a teapot in the room, and though there is a lovely restaurant in the building it didn't seem like we could get coffee or tea in the evening for our room. The staff were very busy with the restaurant and I did feel a bit like I was intruding when I asked for extra glasses. Also, no gluten-free options at breakfast (though they did allow me to bring in my own food which some places frown upon).

So they clearly stated here that reception was not open for a couple of hours at the weekend, and I happened to be arriving around those exact hours on a Saturday. You know what they did after we exchanged a couple of messages beforehand? They found a solution for me (and two other guests) to check in without waiting for hours! If you think that this is what a hotel / hostel / guesthouse should do and there is nothing outstanding about it, wait until visiting a certain hotel down in Amsterdam, get left out at night because they can't check you in at those hours because there's nobody at the reception, and acknowledge that these guys at Breidablikk are exceptionally helpful, nice and also practical people.

My room had a wonderful view over the town, as did the breakfast/dining room. The breakfast itself was also excellent, a proper Nordic buffet including a delicious ham and leek omelette. The staff were very helpful on my last day when I needed to leave my luggage behind to take a walk before the evening train. The best restaurants are just 100m down the hill and then about 200-400m along the main road. Showers very powerful – always a big plus for me!

Close to Railway, Resteraunts nearby.Great veiw from the top of a hill. Small but well equipped rooms.

Great view but 1/3 mile from the station was up a big hill. Google maps guided us badly, so the last 50 yards were up a gravel path. Then about 40 steel stairs. Not suitable for full size wheely luggage. Best take a taxi , not really the Hotels fault. Many pictures of a lovely dining room, it is. However after travelling sleeper train from Stockholm found out they only cater to large parties for dinner. In our case there was a private party. So down the hill or go without :(

We had a family room which consisted of two rooms that could be separated by double doors with a small table. The view was exceptional and the rooms were stylishly decorated. The shower was amazing and the breakfast range was great with plenty of gluten-free options that were well labelled. There was a large communal breakfast and sitting room with an outside balcony. The hotel felt luxurious and beyond the price bracket that we paid.

The hotel is at the top of a big hill from town so expect a climb to get there. Our bedroom was in the eaves so head room was limited if you are on the tall side. We had a small kettle and tea and coffee but no coffee machine and few plug sockets close to the kettle.

The stay in this property was just one big WOW! Everything was so clean and neat! The rooms were nice and cosy. Their size was a bit small, which was compensated by a common area on each floor with a sofa and table with cattle and tea, coffee and sugar available for guests. The staff were super nice and welcoming, always available to help. The breakfast, which was included in the final price, was excellent! There was a selection of beautifully arranged sliced fruits, ham, cheese, bakery products, yoghurt, cereals, scrambled eggs, etc. Tea, coffee, and juices were also available. The breakfast was served in a dining/social room of the building which was again very cosy, the design was very stylish with lots of nice and matched details and made us feel very warm and like at home. The view from the dining room was just spectacular! The room had large windows and we had a view of everything that was facing this room as the property is situated uphill and the dining room was situated on the 4th, penultimate floor of the building. Honestly, if I were to stay there next time, it would be only because of this view!

I would appreciate more AC power sockets in our room. We had a room for 4 people and there were only 2 sockets available and we could not charge all our electric appliances simultaneously. Our room was situated on the lowest floor and we had a view of a somewhat run-down concrete porch from our window that was not even accessible from this floor or from our room. However, this feature of our stay is absolutely negligible, I think I mention it only to fill in this field describing negative things.

View from terrace and breakfast area was amazing. Nice to have a place to sit together in the evening. Clean with great views from bedrooms. Good breakfast. Reception were prompt with their email replies and helpful with suggestions. We had a great evening thanks yo the sitting area and terrace.

All bedrooms require stairs so not ideal for some. Very small beds and bedrooms and most rooms are twin...but comfortable. Wouldn't be ideal if staying more than a day or two.

Only a few minutes walk from the train station and the center of town, the guest house was a welcome stop after a long journey north. The manager was very communicative, we had a family room that had delightfully tasteful scandi decor. Although the restaurant was only open for dinner, it was easy to get takeout from town and have it on the hotel terrace

It was a bit warm in our room, but no fault of the property - we were visiting during a freakishly warm (and gorgeous) summer. The manager found us a fan to use, which helped.

The view from the breakfast room alone makes this hotel exceptional. And then the view from our room was equal stunning with the mountain in the background. Narvik is very hilly, so walking to the hotel makes you appreciate the view. The room was very comfortable, and the blackout curtains were perfect for the nights of Midnight Sun.

Views, breakfast, loung area to relax and meet others

Lots of stairs which was challenging for my elderly Mum. We did indicate in our booking importance of access. This detail was missed by hotel. Though on arrival they did move my mum’s room so she didn’t have to manage any more stairs once in the hotel.