Top 10 trending Troms og Finnmark hotels

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Clarion Hotel The Edge

Tromsø

Gary

RM1,620 total

includes taxes & fees

7 Dec - 8 Dec

Quality Hotel Saga

Tromsø

MARCO

RM1,226 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Jan - 5 Jan 2026

Desk, blackout curtains, free WiFi, bed sheets

Smarthotel Tromso

Tromsø

Saul

Scandic Ishavshotel

Tromsø

Madhur

RM1,441 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Dec - 15 Dec

Radisson Blu Hotel, Tromso

Tromsø

Joseph

RM1,675 total

includes taxes & fees

7 Dec - 8 Dec

Yggdrasil Farmhotel Retreat, Spa & Yoga

Tromsø

Edward John Reynard

RM959 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Dec - 9 Dec

Skaret by Vander

Tromsø

Chun Shing

RM1,351 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Dec - 12 Dec

Sommarøy Arctic Hotel Tromsø

Tromsø

Krystal

RM613 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Dec - 15 Dec

AERA - Aurora Glass Cabins

Tromsø

Gunilla

RM3,300 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Dec - 10 Dec

Home Hotel Aurora

Tromsø

Jonah

RM1,407 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Dec - 15 Dec

Moxy Tromso

Tromsø

Rino

RM1,002 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Dec - 15 Dec

Enter Viking Hotel

Tromsø

Jenna

RM891 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Dec - 12 Dec

Pingvinhotellet UNN Tromsø

Tromsø

Ian

RM988 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Dec - 15 Dec

Enter Amalie Hotel

Tromsø

Devin

RM988 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Dec - 15 Dec

Steam Pier Adventure Hotel

Tromsø

toshiyuki

RM929 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Dec - 10 Dec

Hypo-allergenic bedding, desk, blackout curtains, bed sheets

Comfort Hotel Xpress Tromso

Tromsø

Nagasuma

RM858 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Dec - 15 Dec

In-room safe, soundproofing, free WiFi, bed sheets

The Dock 69°39 by Scandic

Tromsø

Ioannis

RM1,636 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Dec - 15 Dec

Home Hotel With

Tromsø

Ann

RM1,474 total

includes taxes & fees

7 Dec - 8 Dec

Enter City Apartment Hotel

Tromsø

Bharani Raj

RM932 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Dec - 15 Dec

Malangen Resort

Balsfjord

Michael

RM1,262 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Jan - 5 Jan 2026

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Sorrisniva Arctic Wilderness Lodge

Alta

9.8/10Exceptional (53 reviews)

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North Cape

4.8/5 (15 reviews)

The famous cape on the island of Magerøya is known for its tall jagged cliff with viewing areas and a range of excellent facilities for visitors.

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Honningsvåg Port

4.1/5 (12 reviews)

Notice the colorful backdrop of brightly painted buildings as you wander down a pier of this cruise port in northern Norway.

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Venture to sights like Alta Rock Carvings and Alta Museum as you discover Troms og Finnmark.

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🌌Northern Lights over Tromsø - Tromsø - Troms - Norway🇳🇴

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➡️A couple of weeks I wrote a caption explaining the Northern Lights from a scientific view👨‍🔬, now it is time for the legends surrounding this amazing spectacle:

📜According to one legend, Odin, the chief god and ruler of Asgard, lived in Valhalla, where he was preparing for Ragnarök. This event was predestined and would be Odin’s greatest battle⚔️, so he needed the bravest warriors at his side. During every battle on Earth, Odin would pick the warriors who would die and join him in Valhalla. The Valkiries👸 were female warriors on horseback. who wore armour and carried spears and shields🛡️, were tasked with leading Odin’s chosen warriors to Valhalla. The Vikings believed the Northern Lights🌌 illuminating the sky were the reflections of the Valkyrie’s armour🛡️ as they led the warrior to Odin.

📜In several other legends, they claim the Northern Lights🌌 were the breath of brave soldier who died in combat or they were believed to be the Bifrost Bridge🌈, a glowing, pulsing arch which led fallen warriors to the their final resting place in Valhalla.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦But for the Sámi people, the Northern Lights🌌 didn’t tell stories of heroism and bravery, they believed that they were the souls of the dead💀, and they were to be feared and respected in equal measure, so you shouldn’t talk🗣️ about them or even waving👋, whistling😗 or singing🎶 under them, as this would alert the lights to your presence and carry you up to the sky⬆️. Nowadays, many Sámi people stay in their homes🏠 when the Northern Lights are illuminating the sky🌌.

❓Did you know that that Norway has more English speakers than Canada? 76% of the Canadian population speaks English while 86% of the Norwegians make use of the English language for communication.

Top Troms og Finnmark Hotel Reviews

Clarion Hotel The Edge

10/10 Excellent

"Easy and swift check in, the staff were excellent and friendly and the breakfast was amazing setting us up for the day."

Radisson Blu Hotel, Tromso

10/10 Excellent

"Yes there was a couple of issues with the keycard not working first time, and the main door not working for a day—neither of these were problems. The ladies on the reception were lovely and I enjoyed chatting to. Breakfast is nice and varied, if a bit cold, even the hot food. Location is convenient, it had a fantastic view, and was close to everything. Decent chance I’ll stay here again."

TotalApartments - Stakkevollvegen studio

10/10 Excellent

"Accommodation in Tromsø can be expensive, but I found this to be a suitable compromise. Having a full kitchen means we could save money by not eating out. There is a supermarket directly underneath the apartment which was really convenient (just be aware it is closed on Sundays) The apartment was well equipped, there was a washing machine and dishwasher which was a nice addition. It was clean and quiet. And it is not too far to get the bus into the city centre or from the airport."