Sakrisøy Gjestegård - Manor House in Sakrisøy - Solbakken Anno 1880

We are so very pleased to have chosen Sakrisoy Gjestegard Manor House (built in the 1880s) for our lodging in the southwest part of the Lofoten Islands. We stayed in Room 6 on the second floor...a beautiful, spotlessly clean and spacious room and very nice private bathroom. The dramatic mountain views from every window were simply spectacular. The manor house had tall ceilings, was immaculately clean and beautifully appointed with wooden beams, pretty curtains and nice light fixtures. A desk, a hairdryer, a small fridge, a TV with English language stations and nice toiletries were provided. The beds and pillows were the most comfortable we have experienced in Norway. My only slight disappointment was that the room had no drawers nor dressers in which to store clothes and there were only three or four hangers provided. There is a selection of cereals, nuts and cookies along with coffee for breakfast downstairs. However, the hands down best part of the Sakrisoy Gjestegard was cutie pie, JACK, who was very kind and extremely helpful in making recommendations in regard to hiking trail ideas, activities, etc. Jack made our stay extra special and is an amazing ambassador to this manor home. I happily recommend Sakrisoy Gjestegard for lodging in the Reine region of the Lofoten Islands.

It’s a lovely house, Jack is a charming host and although they do not offer breakfast they have a choice of cereals, coffee and tea so you don’t need to go to the restaurant first thing in the morning. I enjoyed staying at the B&B and highly recommend it.

This was my third stay at Sakrisøy Gjestegard. Lofoten is my favourite destination in Norway and have been visiting it about 10 times. Sakrisøy/Reine/Hamnøy is the most scenic and beautiful places in Lofoten and I always spend most of the time here. The true reason why Sakrisøy Gjestegard is one of the very best places to stay in Lofoten is the nice host that works there! - he made us feel so welcome and comfortable all the time. Our room (Olstind) was very well appointed and spacious, equipped with everything you could want. Scrupulously clean and quiet for a good night sleep. The room had a balcony with beautiful view toward my favourite mountain (Olstind – see my attached photos) The hotel is always kept spotless both in rooms and the public areas. A huge congratulation to the hard-working host! I am sure that I will be back again to Sakrisøy Gjestegard on my next visit to Lofoten. Regards Svein-Magne Tunli from Bergen, Norway.

If you‘re looking for a special place to spend a few days when visiting Lofoten - this house is definitely recommended. It‘s not only cosy and quaint, this house really has a soul. You just feel like in a hollywood movie, convinced that you could spend endless nights just sitting and listening what the walls would tell you if they could do so. The house was build in 1880 and is completely restorated by still keeping the classic style of former times. Our host Marta welcomed us warmly and her breakfast buffet was just amazing - thank you!

A beautiful guesthouse on a little island surronded by rugged peaks and green sea! The english housekeeper was very nice and friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. The room was lovely and very especially enjoyed the shared kitchen/living room with a lot of goodies and coffee.

Lovely room with large comfy bed and excellent bathroom. No breakfast available but very good facilities (dedicated fridge space, free coffee) for you to self cater and make small meals. Small shop in Reine (5 minute drive). Anita’s Seafoods is a 2 min stroll