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"Stayed 7 nights in April with our son, 7 yo. It’s a ski in and ski out resort. There is a place behind hotel to rent skis if you need and you can get your ski pass online from ski star website which you can reuse in other resorts in Norway and Sweden. It’s such a relaxing place, we slept with windows open it was so quiet. The air was fresh and we also drank the tap water which is recommended. Hotel has plenty for kids: pool, fake surfing wave, bowling, kids play room, pool tables, ice hockey tables and arcade games. We had a car so went to Sweden for a day. The restsraunts are great lots of choice and you never need to be in a line. You can pre book on ski star website. Also there are restaurants on the pistes and they are as delicious and authentic. There is also a shop in the hotel if you forgot any snow gear. Pistes are great, something for everyone. We will be back !!! Thank you Trysil. "

"Great location nice apartment"

"Modern, secure, and very convenient for ski groups. The room was not entirely clean when we arrived, nor was cleaning service offered during our stay. There are no receptionists on site."

"We like it alot. Just needed soaps and toiletpaper in the bathrooms. "

"We stayed in cabin 17 - 2 bedroom chalet. It was just perfect, the cabin was modern, warm and super clean. Bed was really comfortable, bathroom with underfloor heating and a great shower. Kitchen with all the mid cons and things you would need to cook a meal. But the best of all is the beautiful view of the mountain and the river, it was so peaceful and serene. 10min to ski field. Highly recommend!"

"Fantastic food in the bistro. Very impressive staff. It’s a low staff hotel which runs extremely well. The staff are a credit to the business"

"We chose this property as we hoped for a feeling of the real Norwegian life rather than a purpose built place in the main resort. It didn't disappoint. Our teenage son loved the fact that he had his own separate cabin to sleep in too without being disturbed by his little brothers."