There are roughly 80 hotels in Bergen. You don't need to look at 80 hotels. The ones below are the ones we would recommend that provides consistent value for money, with options for all price ranges. Bergen's city centre is compact and walkable, so most of these put you within 10 minutes of Bryggen, the Fløibanen funicular, and the best restaurants. Every pick has consistently high ratings. Whether you want harbour views and a lobby bar or a quiet boutique spot five minutes from the Fish Market, start here.
Explore the locations
Bergen Harbour (Vågen)
Bergen's living waterfront
Bryggen
Bergen's Hanseatic waterfront
Mount Fløyen
Bergen's best city viewpoint
Opus 16 Hotel Bergen
Quiet luxury in a former bank
Skostredet Hotel & Spa
Japandi design in Bergen
Bergen Børs Hotel
Grand history, grand design
Fløibanen Upper Station (Mount Fløyen)
Bergen's rooftop viewpoint
Fløibanen
Bergen's six-minute summit
Mount Fløyen Hiking Trails
Bergen's backyard mountain
Home Hotel Havnekontoret
A 1920s port office with free food
Charmante Skostredet Hôtel
Bergen's moody Parisian fantasy
Thon Hotel Rosenkrantz Bergen
Sleep central, eat free
Ulriksbanen
Bergen's highest summit view
2 Døtre Apartments by Hotel Park
Your own apartment in a restored 1882 building
Hanseatic Museum and Schøtstuene
Bergen's merchant history
Hotel Park Bergen
A 19th-century townhouse
Kode Art Museum - Lysverket
Bergen's best art collection
Kode Rasmus Meyer Collection
Munch in a mansion
Troldhaugen Edvard Grieg Museum
Grieg's lakeside home
Zander K Hotel
Concrete cool near Bergen station
Bryggens Museum
Medieval Bergen underfoot
Grand Hotel Terminus
Bergen's 1928 railway grande dame
Home Hotel Bryggen
Free dinner saves your budget
Hotel No13
Dead centre of Bergen
Klosterhagen Hotel
A real home in Bergen's quietest neighborhood
Thon Hotel Orion
Right on Bryggen without the chaos
Clarion Hotel Admiral
Wake up facing Bryggen
Det Hanseatiske Hotel
16th-century atmosphere
Thon Hotel Bristol, Bergen
Right on the main square
Forenom Bergen Apartments
City center self-catering
Kode Permanenten
Bergen's craft and silver trove
Kode Stenersen
Bergen's contemporary art hub
A family-owned boutique hotel with real heritage, exceptional beds, and one of Norway's best hotel breakfasts, right in the centre of Bergen. A small exhibition about the composer's life sits on the lower level. Live piano at breakfast.
A brand-new design hotel with a Michelin-starred sushi restaurant on a great Bergen street. The aesthetic is Japandi: Scandinavian minimalism crossed with Japanese wabi-sabi. Light wood, neutral tones, low-profile furniture. Spa opened in January 2025.
A beautifully converted 1862 stock exchange at the absolute dead center of Bergen, with one of Norway's best hotel breakfast rooms. Pinstriped wallpaper, herringbone parquet, houndstooth upholstery. Details that nod to the financiers who once worked these floors without hitting you over the head.
A 41-room boutique hotel with genuine personality, an outstanding à la carte breakfast, and one of Bergen's best locations. Charmante goes full 19th-century Parisian drama. Deep jewel tones. Patterned wallpapers. Velvet upholstery. 41 rooms, each uniquely decorated.
A 1920s neoclassical stone building at the centre of Bryggen. Originally Bergen's harbour master's office. The rooms are comfortable chain-hotel standard (this is a Strawberry hotel). What sets it apart is the meal deal. Breakfast, afternoon meal with waffles or pancakes, and a light evening meal are all included in the room rate.
Free evening meals (Mon-Thu, outside summer) and an exceptional breakfast make this the best food-value hotel in Bergen.
A proper apartment with a real kitchen and in-unit laundry, in a beautifully restored 1882 building.
The Grand Hotel Terminus's next-door sibling and its stylistic opposite. Where the Terminus is wood panelling and whisky, Zander K is raw concrete, blond wood, and blue glass. Scandinavian minimalism that borders on austere.
Soundproofed rooms so effective you can watch planes take off in silence, two minutes from pillow to check-in desk.
A family-run hotel with real character, antique interiors, and a quality breakfast in a quiet Bergen neighborhood.