Eilert Smith Hotel
Eilert Smith Hotel is a small hotel that makes a big impression. Named after the local architect who created the original functionalist building, its curved lines and monochrome exterior are 1930s all over. Inside, this Nordic-chic escape creates a modernist base for exploring the city. But with a boutique collection of rooms and suites – each an original – and a triple Michelin-starred restaurant here, this hotel is a destination in its own right.
Being small means every detail is perfectly formed. Behind each door, from the Deluxe Double to the Superior Suite, are fresh white tones, wooden accents and personal kitchens – for locally brewed coffee through to pre-supper wine. And when it comes to dinner, it could be at one of Norway’s landmark restaurants. RE-NAA calls Eilert Smith Hotel home and counts three Michelin stars amongst its accolades. Guests can sample inventive menus inspired by fjord and field – with flavours drawn from across Rogaland.
If that gives you a taste for adventure, Rogaland offers the best of both worlds – with the city in one direction and the sea in the other. Ask the friendly team at Eilert Smith Hotel for help arranging everything from helicopter trips to yacht rides across Lysefjorden. Local guides are on hand to lead Stavanger city tours by foot or by car, taking in Viking history and views across the beautiful bays at Jæren.
Please book online special
Classic Travel Rate or contact Travel Advisor
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