Hvitsten
Ramme fjordhotell is a newly built art hotel with a historical buzz. The hotel consists of two buildings with 42 unique rooms.
The buildings offer a lot of architectural history: The hostel is a half-timbered building in the 1780s style, inspired by architecture and building customs in Sweden and Denmark/Norway. The building has many beautiful craftsmanship details and a majestic red facade. The rooms have been named after Kristiania-bohemen and Fred. Olsen shipping companies, which have left their mark on local history.
The distillery is a brick factory building in the 1880s style. Here you will find the reception and facilities such as sauna, bar, library, meeting room, lounge, roof terrace with hot tub and observation tower.
The distillery is decorated with Edvard Munch as a theme. Common areas are named after the places and cities Munch frequented. Pictures he painted on the spot have given names to the rooms and are reproduced on the walls. If you are holding a conference or a wedding, you cannot get a finer setting for the experience.
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