Top Hotels Near Setergrotta in Mo-I-Rana from NZ$147

"Great hotel and great staff"

"Room turned out to be single and we were two. We had to cheat in order to room the two of us, and the bed and equipment wasn't enough for two. In addition a heat wave hit the area which the place was totally unprepared for. We were suuffering through the heat."

"The family room we stayed in was amazing with floor to ceiling windows overlooking a fjord. What I did not expect was that this location is actually located within a campsite and this was one of a handful of cabins located on the same property that camper vans stay for holiday. With that in mind, it was less than convenient for finding a bite to eat as it was about a 20 minute drive into the nearest largest town. That said, the views were amazing and if you are looking for a place that is peaceful and understand that limitations, it is still worth staying at for multiple days. "

"Great stay!"

"Great stay! Newly renovated. Staff was the highlight- they went above and beyond from check in to check out. Friendly, professional, and so helpful! "

"Parking was easy and overall a pretty nice stay for the price. "

"Visiting family in Mo I Rana. We found this budget hotel perfectly suited our needs. Staff were helpful. The hotel was very quiet despite being in an old house, and many guests. Breakfast was sufficient and adequate. Location was good. "

"This landmark hotel had a great breakfast and had many dining options within a short walk. The rooms were older style but well maintained. Had a fan available for the unusually warm weather. The gardsn area was a great gathering place for our family group of 12.short walks to shopping and water. Would love to return!"

"The room is small but clean and functional with a tiny kitchen area. It’s in a good location. However, there are three major issues. First, the check in is very confusing. I didn’t get any instructions until I checked out the next day! It turned out that you have to get the key from a different hotel at a different location. I was lucky to find someone staying at the hotel to ask help. He showed me a picture of the other hotel since he doesn’t speak much English. Second, for a warm day, the room is steaming hot—the sun shines through a large closed window, generating and trapping heat like a sunroom. Luckily a young lady at the different hotel was kind to lend me a small fan. Third, the room facing a busy street. Even though I asked for a quiet room and was promised a room away from the main street, I had a room facing the street. It’s very noisy. Overall, I didn’t like my stay and wouldn’t recommend it. "