I was lucky enough to get married at Hotel Union Øye this weekend and can only say that even though I had high expectations of the hotel - they easily surpassed my expectations on every level. The hotel director Mariann Øye-Mork was present both late and early and always available and helpful. All of the staff went out of ther... More

Wow – what a great hotel. This place has history and interest written all over it, which is a really unusual thing in Norway where function is often chosen over form. Each room is individually decorated, so there is no standard room here. They are all named after people who have stayed there and it is a list of rich... More

My brother and his family stayed at this hotel in June 2010 and highly recommended that it be part of my trip to Norway. It was excellent advice. My girlfriend and I rented a car (expensive, around $100 per day; my brother took buses) to travel from Aelesund (Alesund) to the Fjords and Runde Island. The hotel was fantastic, just... More

Before mentioning the hotel, the situation; the valley is about as remote and wild a place as I saw in Norway; and all the more wonderful as unlike some of the nearby tourist traps (I'm thinking of the spoiled beauty of the overly busy Hellesylt to Geiranger Ferry) the oye valley is empty, wild and has a cold harshness to... More

We stayed two nights at Union Øye, which was a very pleasant experience. The hotel works hard to maintain the style and atmosphere from its heyday 100 years ago or more. The buildings and rooms are old-style, and of course with no TV or internet connections in the rooms (nor, officially, elsewhere in the hotel). The food was good and... More

Had for a long time planned to stay at the hotel, and it fullfilled all the expectations!! Walking through the hallways was like visiting a museum where you could peep into all the free rooms behind a rope. Every room has it`s own caracter and name, all the interior was charming, old fashioned - except for the bathrooms - and... More

What a place! It feels like stepping 100 years back in time from the rooms to the service (all staff are dressed like in the old days). All the rooms are named after famous persons (and the saying goes that they all have at some point visited the hotel). We were given the Karen Blixen room. We had a beautiful... More

This hotel is one of the jewels of Norwegian Historical Hotels. This is also the name of the hotel chain that the hotel is a member of. See this site: (-)dehistoriske(-)We were 8 couples spending a weekend at this wonderful hotel. Our goal was to enjoy the hotel, the food and to do the trek to the top of "Slogen",... More

We had a great time at the Hotel Union. The rooms were decorated beautifully and were clean. It was a little expensive for being so out of the way. They have an interesting history and rumor has it a ghost too! Next time we have to do the hike to SLOGAN!