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• Walk to the slopes in a couple of minutes. • Make a splash in the huge indoor pool. • Panoramic restaurant, so you can tuck in with a mountain view. The Radisson Blu is a popular spot, even with Norway's national ski team. It has heaps of highlights, starting with the location – right in the resort centre, and just a few steps from the chairlift and ski school meeting point. It hits the right notes facilities-wise too. Freshen up with a swim, chit-chat over a drink in the bar, settle into a book in the library or check out the playroom for some kid-friendly après. Inside, there’s a simple, modern look from top to bottom. The lounge brings those cosy mountain feels with its squishy sofas and open fire. And with lots of big windows everywhere you go, snowy views are front and centre, whether you’re sipping a drink in the bar or tucking in at the restaurant. Speaking of food, you’ll be staying bed & breakfast, so your first meal of the day is sorted – and you can upgrade to half board if you fancy too. As for what’s on the menu, the morning buffet ticks all the bases, from eggs and bacon to cold cuts and croissants. Then once evening rolls around, you can tuck into Norwegian classics like venison stew.
• Walk to the slopes in a couple of minutes.
• Make a splash in the huge indoor pool.
• Panoramic restaurant, so you can tuck in with a mountain view.
The Radisson Blu is a popular spot, even with Norway's national ski team. It has heaps of highlights, starting with the location – right in the resort centre, and just a few steps from the chairlift and ski school meeting point. It hits the right notes facilities-wise too. Freshen up with a swim, chit-chat over a drink in the bar, settle into a book in the library or check out the playroom for some kid-friendly après.
Inside, there’s a simple, modern look from top to bottom. The lounge brings those cosy mountain feels with its squishy sofas and open fire. And with lots of big windows everywhere you go, snowy views are front and centre, whether you’re sipping a drink in the bar or tucking in at the restaurant.
Speaking of food, you’ll be staying bed & breakfast, so your first meal of the day is sorted – and you can upgrade to half board if you fancy too. As for what’s on the menu, the morning buffet ticks all the bases, from eggs and bacon to cold cuts and croissants. Then once evening rolls around, you can tuck into Norwegian classics like venison stew.
• In the resort centre
• 1 minute's walk to the Bitihorn Express chairlift
• 3 minutes' walk to the ski school meeting point
• Restaurant
• Bar and lounge with open fire
• Indoor pool and kids' pool
• Extra charge for gym and squash court
• Kids' playroom
• Games/library room with pool tables
• Ski lockers
• Free WiFi throughout
• Lift to all floors
All rooms have a satellite TV, free WiFi, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities.
Twin room - sleeps 2: Twin beds, private shower and WC.
Twin room - sleeps 3-4 (max 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children up to 12 years): Twin beds, double sofa bed, private shower and WC.
Junior suite - sleeps 2-5 (max 3 adults or 2 adults and 3 children up to 12 years): Twin beds, living area with double sofa bed and single sofa bed, private shower and WC.
Single room - sleeps 1: Single bed, private shower and WC.
• Hot and cold buffet breakfast
• Free tea and coffee during the day (served in the restaurant)
• Optional upgrade to half board with 3-course evening meal with a set menu or buffet
• Christmas and New Year's Eve buffets
Small, scenic, and superb for families and beginners
Located at the edge of Norway’s Jotunheimen National Park, Beitostølen is a charming and compact ski resort that offers a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere ideal for families, beginners, and cross-country skiing enthusiasts. Its high-altitude setting and reliable snow conditions make it a top choice for a peaceful winter holiday in Norway.
Beitostølen’s ski area is known for its gentle slopes and easy layout, making it an excellent place to learn and build confidence. Wide green and blue runs, top-rated ski schools, and a friendly vibe make it especially popular with families and those new to skiing.
The resort village is small, which means everything – lifts, ski school, accommodation, shops, and restaurants – is within easy walking distance. This convenience is ideal for families with children or anyone looking for a stress-free ski experience.
At over 900 metres in altitude, Beitostølen enjoys a long ski season with consistent snow from November through April. The surrounding mountains provide stunning panoramic views and a true sense of being in the heart of Norway’s wilderness.
Beitostølen is just as famous for its cross-country skiing as it is for downhill. With over 320km of groomed trails, it’s a haven for Nordic skiers looking to explore quiet, scenic routes through forests and mountain terrain.
Non-skiers and families can enjoy a range of winter activities, from dog sledding and snowshoeing to tobogganing and scenic sleigh rides. The resort also has a swimming pool and spa for indoor relaxation.
If you're looking for a laid-back ski resort with a strong family focus, friendly locals, and stunning mountain scenery, Beitostølen is the perfect choice. Explore our tailored Beitostølen ski packages for 2025 and discover one of Norway’s hidden winter gems.
Beitostølen offers a welcoming and accessible skiing experience in the heart of Norway's mountains. With a ski area that spans elevations from 900 to 1,101 meters, the resort provides a variety of slopes suitable for beginners and intermediates. The terrain is characterized by wide, well-groomed pistes that meander through scenic forested areas, making it an ideal destination for families and those new to skiing.
The Beitostølen Skisenter features approximately 12 kilometers of slopes, with 75% designated as easy and 25% as intermediate. The resort is equipped with 6 lifts, including chairlifts and surface lifts, ensuring smooth access to the slopes. Notable runs like Olabakken and Stolheisbakken offer enjoyable descents for various skill levels.
For cross-country enthusiasts, Beitostølen is a true paradise. The area boasts over 320 kilometers of groomed trails, catering to both classic and skate skiing. The trails traverse diverse landscapes, including open plateaus and sheltered forests, providing a serene and invigorating experience for skiers of all abilities.
Snowboarders will find suitable terrain in Beitostølen, with a dedicated snow park that includes features like jumps and rails. While the resort doesn't have a halfpipe, the park offers ample opportunities for freestyle enthusiasts to hone their skills.
To extend the skiing experience, Beitostølen offers night skiing on select evenings. The floodlit slopes provide a unique atmosphere, allowing visitors to enjoy the mountain under the stars.
Beitostølen is renowned for its family-friendly environment. The compact village layout ensures that accommodations, restaurants, and ski facilities are all within walking distance. Children's areas and gentle slopes make it an excellent choice for families with young skiers.
Whether you're carving turns on the alpine slopes or gliding through the extensive cross-country trails, Beitostølen delivers a memorable and authentic Norwegian skiing experience.
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Après-ski in Beitostølen is a relaxed and cozy affair, perfect for those seeking a more laid-back end to their day on the slopes. This charming mountain village leans into traditional Norwegian hospitality, offering warm atmospheres, local flavours, and scenic surroundings rather than wild nightlife. It’s a great destination for families, couples, and anyone looking to unwind in a peaceful alpine setting.
After skiing, head into the village where you’ll find a selection of bars, cafés, and restaurants offering everything from hot chocolate and gløgg (Norwegian mulled wine) to cocktails and local craft beer. Popular spots include:
Après-ski often blends into dinner time in Beitostølen. Try one of the village’s excellent restaurants offering traditional Norwegian dishes like reindeer stew, locally-caught trout, or hearty stews. Many hotels also offer fondue nights or family-style meals in a fireside setting, perfect after a day in the snow.
Beitostølen is ideal for families. Several accommodations offer indoor pools, games rooms, and children’s play areas. After skiing, enjoy a peaceful walk around the village or book a sleigh ride through the snow-covered landscape – a magical way to wind down the day with the whole family.
If you're not ready to call it a day, the fun continues off the slopes. Try snowshoeing under the stars, book a dog sledding tour, or visit the local wellness centres and spas for some well-earned relaxation. There’s also night skiing available on certain evenings, for those who want to squeeze in a few more runs.
