Find and book hotels and inns in Helgeland, whether you prefer to stay in the heart of a coastal town, by the fjord, or on one of the islands along the Helgeland coast. Choose from comfortable stays with welcoming hosts and easy access to experiences.
The towns of Sandnessjøen and Brønnøysund have hotels and inns that serve as a great holiday base for exploring the Helgeland coast. The towns of Mosjøen and Mo i Rana are strategically situated for exploring the inland regions, and for enjoying notable local attractions such as the historic Sjøgata street, the Sherpa-built Helgeland Stairs, the Svartisen glacier, the Arctic Circle and many more.
And should you want something more, given Helgeland’s colourful coastal heritage right at hand, we suggest you choose one of the hotels or inns on one of the islands.
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Herøy Brygge – Accommodation in the Herøy islands
At Herøy Brygge, you can stay in beautiful, newly renovated rooms by the sea, in your own boat at the guest dock, or stop by for a pleasant dinner by the pier. With good food, comfortable beds, and excellent hospitality, you’ll have a wonderful time in this beautiful archipelago.
Scandic Meyergården Hotel – Dine and stay in Mo i Rana
Scandic Meyergården Hotel is situated in Mo i Rana’s town centre. Its restaurant features a menu based on locally sourced ingredients. Whether you are with your family, friends or colleagues, this hotel is an ideal place to stay. It’s close to premier hiking destinations such as Rabothytta cabin and Saltfjellet national park.
Hildurs Urterarium – Accommodation
Stay in newly renovated and cozy rooms at Hildurs Urterarium outside Brønnøysund. Here you are met by pleasant hosts in homely and good surroundings.
Vega Havhotell and restaurant
Vega havhotell is a small hotel in beautiful surroundings with the ocean close by. Vega Havhotell is located at the north-west part of Vega, at Viksaas between forests, mountains and seas.
Skolo – an architectural gem in Herøy
The beautiful renovation of Seløy’s old school has been described in an article in “The Norwegian Review of Architecture”. Today, travellers can find accommodation here, drink quality coffee, eat pizza, browse books and buy artworks in the shop – and enjoy the panoramic view of The Seven Sisters mountains
