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fromthetowncentreandbehindthechurch.Thewood-panelledroomsareloadedwithper-
sonality, the atmosphere is Norwegian-family-warmth and the breakfasts were described
by one reader as 'the best homemade breakfast buffet in Norway'. We're inclined to agree.
Frøyas Hus
B&B €€
Offline map
( 92 88 35 30;
www.froyashus.no
,
in Norwegian; Mørkstugata 4; r
with shared bathroom Nkr400-900)
It may have only two rooms, but this gorgeous place
has an intimacy you won't find elsewhere. Rooms are small, but save for a lick of paint,
they'vescarcelychangedinover300years-it'srusticinthebestsenseoftheword.Throw
in friendly service, a lovely courtyard cafe and public areas strewn with local antiques and
curiosities, and it's all perfectly integrated into the Røros experience.
Vertshuset Røros
HISTORIC HOTEL €€
Offline map
Google map
( 72 41 93 50;
www.vertshusetroros.no
,
in Norwegian;
Kjerkgata 34; s/d from Nkr875/1050, 2-/4-bed apt Nkr1450/2250; )
Locatedin
a historic 17th-century building on the main pedestrian thoroughfare, the Vertshuset Røros
is another wonderful choice. The all-wood rooms are generously sized and have numerous
period touches, such as wooden beds with columns - arguably the most comfortable beds
in town.
Håneset Camping
CAMPGROUND €
( 72 41 06 00; fax 72 41 06 01; Osloveien; tent or caravan sites Nkr140 plus per
person Nkr30, 2-/4-bed cabins Nkr320/420)
Simple but well-kept cabins are available at
this excellent site, with cooking and laundry facilities, a common room and TV; it's about
2km south of town.
Idrettsparken Hotell
HOTEL €€
( 72 41 10 89;
www.idrettsparken.no
,
in Norwegian; Øra 25; tent/caravan sites
from Nkr105/140, cabins from Nkr450, hotel s/d from Nkr750/1050; )
The family-
run Idrettsparken Hotell, 500m south of the train station, has a range of options for most
budgets.
Røros Hotell
HOTEL €€
