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The inn is the nearest neighbour to Søsterkirkene (The Sister Churches) and is situated on Granavollen itself, along the pilgrim's road to Nidaros. The inn offers a unique milieu for creative collections and mental recharging.

Experience historic Granavolden Hotel & Inn - A hidden gem for holidays and leisure
Welcome to Granavolden Hotel & Gjæstgiveri (gjæstgiveri is the word we use for Inn in Norway), a charming hotel with roots dating back to 1657. Here, history meets modern comfort, offering you the perfect setting for a relaxing getaway, an active cycling or skiing holiday, or an unforgettable culinary experience.

Comfortable rooms in historic surroundings
Our 40 guest rooms combine modern amenities with the charm of centuries past. After a restful night, enjoy a hearty breakfast before setting out on your next adventure.

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Culinary experiences with local ingredients
Our restaurant is proud to serve dishes crafted from the finest locally sourced ingredients. Enjoy a delicious dinner, a steaming hot coffee, or a refreshing glass of apple juice in our atmospheric dining rooms. Don’t miss our exquisite 4-course dinner, where seasonal ingredients take center stage. The restaurant is open to everyone and is a popular choice for both hotel guests and visitors exploring the area.

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(Ps. Remember to book a table in advance.)

Historic atmosphere in Gregersstua
Step into Gregersstua, our historic building from 1657, now serving as a cozy bar. Relax with a drink and soak in the unique atmosphere after a day full of experiences.

Cycling and skiing right outside your door
Granavollen is ideal for cycling enthusiasts, with scenic country roads and electric bike rentals available in summer. In winter, the cross-country ski trails start right at the hotel, and Lygna Ski Center is only a short drive away.

Explore culture and history
Granavollen is nestled in a historic cultural landscape, with the iconic Sister Churches (Søsterkirkene) as our closest neighbor. Granavollen also lies along the ancient Pilgrim Route to Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim, making it an ideal stop for modern-day pilgrims and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Nearby, you can also visit Glasslåven Arts Center, the medieval Stonehouse, and Hadeland Folk Museum. Within a short drive, you’ll find the renowned Hadeland Glassworks and Kistefos Museum.

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Events & gatherings
We offer excellent venues for your special event. Whether you’re planning a celebration, summer party, or Christmas gathering, we’re here to assist with the details.

A memorable holiday experience
At Granavolden, you can combine relaxation with activity, nature, and culture. Whether you want to savor local cuisine, cycle through breathtaking landscapes, or dive into the region’s rich history, you’ll find it all here.

Contact us
• Phone: +47 613 37 700
• Email: post@granavolden.no

Welcome to an unforgettable stay at Granavolden Hotel & Gjæstgiveri!
 



What to wear in Norway - Year-round tips
Norway’s weather can change quickly, so it’s always a good idea to dress in layers:

• Spring (March - May): A warm jacket, light wool or fleece layers, and waterproof shoes. Bring a scarf and gloves - it can still be chilly!
• Summer (June - August): Light clothes for sunny days but always pack a sweater and a light rain jacket. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
• Autumn (September - November): Layers are key. Bring a warm jacket, windproof outerwear, and sturdy shoes.
• Winter (December - February): Dress warmly! Wool underlayers, thick sweaters, a winter coat, hat, gloves, and proper winter boots will keep you comfortable, especially if you’re heading out to ski or explore.

Always check the weather services before packing, the weather in Norway can be unpredictable.

Source: Visit Øst-Norge

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