Øye & Hotel Union Øye
Øye
A small village at the end of the fjord, where the wooden Hotel Union, built in 1891, hosted European royalty and writers, a symbol of 19th-century fjord travel
Øye lies at the head of Norangsfjord, a branch of Hjørundfjord. The wooden Hotel Union Øye, completed in 1891, preserves its Victorian furnishings. Guests have included the kings of Norway and Sweden, as well as writers such as Henrik Ibsen and Arthur Conan Doyle, and each guest room is named after a famous visitor. You can dine or take afternoon tea there even if you do not stay overnight. The village is the starting point for Norangsdalen and the climb to Slogen.
Opening hours
Hotel open approx. May–Sep