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Tørvis Hotell

Welcome to your charming home away from home.

Tørvis Hotell

Experience the warmth and tradition of an authentic Norwegian home.

Tørvis Hotell

Nestled in history, our cozy retreat offers a unique blend of comfort and cultural heritage.

 

Is Tørvis Hotel the right place for you to stay?

Find out if our little fjordside hotel is just your kind of place.

Check all that apply:

☐ I prefer fjord views over flat screens.

☐ I enjoy peace, books, and long breakfasts.

☐ Historic charm speaks more to me than modern luxury.

☐ I like the idea of no TV and no rush.

☐ I love nature and want it right outside my door.

☐ I travel for experiences, not convenience.

☐ I enjoy regional food, local drinks, and slow dinners.

☐ I’m planning a quiet getaway, wedding, or group retreat.

☐ I care about authentic places with soul and story.

☐ Silence is my favorite soundtrack.

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Tørvis Hotel might surprise you in the best way.

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You’ll likely fall in love with the place.

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 You belong at Tørvis Hotel. Welcome home.

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About Marifjøra

 Marifjøra is a small village on the southern side of the Gaupnefjord, a branch of the Lustrafjord in Norway. Historically, it served as a significant trading post, with its origins dating back to the early 17th century.

The first known merchant, Hans Klausen, began trading here in 1626, and by 1634, a guesthouse was established to accommodate travelers. Over the centuries, Marifjøra experienced various periods of economic activity and decline, with different merchants operating in the area.

Once a lively stop for traders and travelers, Marifjøra now offers a peaceful escape steeped in tradition. With its deep roots, scenic waterfront, and timeless atmosphere, this little village invites you to slow down, explore its stories, and feel connected to a piece of Norway’s past.

A place is not a place until it has a story.

(Terry Pratchett)

A place becomes meaningful through the lives it touches, the memories it holds, and the moments shared within it. Its soul is shaped by stories — told, felt, and quietly remembered.