Reine Rorbuer - By Classic Norway Hotels

Traditional fisherman's cabins overlooking the Reine Fjord in the Lofoten Mountains

Cabins and Rooms

Reine Rorbuer offers traditional fisherman cottages and guest rooms with fjord views and wooden floors. The cottages include a kitchenette and private bathroom; bed linen and towels are provided. The property's 18th-century main building contributes to the historic ambiance.

On-Site Dining

The on-site Gammelbua restaurant serves typical Norwegian food specializing in fish dishes from fresh local produce. All meals at the restaurant are made from fresh, local ingredients. The restaurant offers outdoor seating with views of the fjord.

Outdoor Adventures

Reine Rorbuer by Classic Norway Hotels organizes guided outdoor activities including fishing, fjord cruises, and kayaking. Guests can also rent bicycles and boats to explore the surrounding Lofoten Mountains. Nearby hiking trails offer access to some of the most photographed landscapes in Norway.

Location and Surroundings

Reine Rorbuer - By Classic Norway Hotels is located directly by the Reine Fjord, surrounded by the Lofoten Mountains. The property is 4 miles from car ferries serving Bodø, providing easy access to the region. The village of Reine is known for its photogenic spots that attract international photographers and offers cultural landmarks such as Dagmar's Museum of Dolls.

Hotel Amenities

Reine Rorbuer provides free parking and an electric vehicle charging station for guests arriving by car. The property has a fitness center and laundry facilities for guest use. Family rooms are available, and the non-smoking property offers heating throughout.

• Location: By Reine Fjord, 4 miles from Bodø ferries
• Rooms: Traditional fisherman cottages with kitchenette and fjord views
• Dining: Gammelbua restaurant serving Norwegian fish dishes
• Activities: Guided fishing, fjord cruises, hiking, kayaking, bike rentals
• Facilities: Fitness center, EV charging, laundry, family rooms
• Ideal for: Outdoor enthusiasts, adventure seekers, culinary travelers