Our 8 unique rooms

“Jođi lea buoret go oru”

“Jođi lea buoret go oru” is a Sami saying, meaning that it is better to be on the move than being still, in contrast to the Norwegian saying “borte bra, hjemme best (which translates into, “it’s good to be away, but to be home is the best”). The saying is deeply rooted in the Sami culture, traditions, and lifestyle. Particularly in the reindeer husbandry Sami culture, where through all eight seasons, reindeer herds move from place to place, exactly as you do when you travel. Each room is decorated with unique design elements, colours, and pictures, to display the nuances of each of these seasons.

Giđđageassi

Double room

Giđđageassi means spring-summer in northern Sámi language. With the arrival of May, the hard and consistent work of the [...]

Giđđadálvi

Single room

Giđđadálvi means spring-winter in the northern sámi language. These winter months in Finnmark can in short or long periods be [...]

Dálvi

Double room

The northern Sámi word for winter is Dálvi. During this period, sunlight is slowly creeping back. The winter nights are [...]

Čakča

Family room

Čakča means fall in northern Sami. The reindeer instinctively move towards the autumn and winter pastures that are up in the [...]

Giđđa

Single room

Giđđa means spring in northern Sami. As the weather warms up, the snow melts. The reindeers now instinctively know it's time [...]

Geassi

Single room

Geassi means summer in northern Sámi. During the summer reindeer can usually be found on the coast, on islands, or in lower [...]

Čakčageassi

Single room

Čakčageassi means fall-summer in northern Sami. The owners start to gather the herd, which has been spread [...]

Čakčadálvi

Double room

The northern Sámi word for fall-winter is Čakčadálvi. In most counties, the snow has stuck to the ground [...]

Book room