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Quality Hotel Waterfront Alesund provides a modern setting while in Alesund. It is set amongst a range of nightlife options and is within a 10-minute walk of Alesund Ferry Terminal.
Situated in Alesund, this 4-star property is charming and modern. Surrounded by local bars and restaurants, it is a short walk from Alesund Ferry Terminal.
Quality Hotel Alesund is located in Alesund and features free Wi-Fi. It offers 4-star accommodation and views of the sea.
Located in Alesund, Scandic Parken is an easy drive from Sukkertoppen and offers disabled parking. It also provides public parking on site and is a short car trip from Color Line Stadion, Alesund Aquarium and Alesund University College.
First Hotel Atlantica provides comfortable 3-star accommodation in Alesund. It is situated in the area's vibrant nightlife district, just a short walk from the Jugendstilsenteret.
Scandic Scandinavie is situated in Alesund and is close to the area's tourist attractions. Guests can also enjoy complimentary wireless internet.
Aalesund Airport Hotel offers a modern setting when in Valderoya. It also features a currency exchange, bicycle rental and a hair salon.
Volsdalen Camping is located in Alesund and offers free Wi-Fi. It also features a swimming pool.
Situated at the base of Sukkertoppen, Thon Hotel Alesund provides a comfortable place to stay in Alesund and offers a sauna. It is also a short drive from Alesund Aquarium and the Jugendstilsenteret.
Cheapest month: | November |
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Most expensive month: | July |
Average price in Ålesund: | $134/night |
Cheapest price found: | $44/night |
Cheapest day: | Saturday |
Most expensive day: | Friday |
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Alesund is a cosmopolitan city perched on a hook-shaped peninsula and speckled with offshore islands. The city boasts some of the finest Art Nouveau architecture in Norway, as well as a lively café culture. Easy access to cinematic fjords, mountains and lakes makes Alesund an ideal base for adventure.
Alesund boasts some of the best-preserved examples of Art Nouveau architecture in Europe, with many of the buildings constructed after a fire destroyed much of the city in 1904. The Jugendstil Senteret museum occupies a beautifully restored Art Nouveau pharmacy and charts the evolution of the architectural movement in Alesund.
More than 400 steps lead up to the summit of Aksla Hill to Kniven Viewpoint. At the top, hikers are rewarded with panoramic views over the city and its brightly-painted houses, as well as the surrounding islands and mountains.
Home to one of the biggest fishing fleets in Norway, Alesund is a dream destination for seafood lovers. Cod is a staple, with most restaurants offering their own version of the local delicacy. You’ll also see haddock, mackerel, halibut, pollack and other cold-water species on the menu.
Godøy is one of several offshore islands linked to the mainland via bridges. The island showcases the rugged natural beauty of Norway and is laced with scenic walking trails. Climb to the top of Alnes Lighthouse for sweeping views over the island and the Atlantic Ocean, then visit the old lighthouse keeper’s cottage that has been reimagined as a cosy café.
Geiranger Fjord stretches for more than 15 kilometres and is surrounded by snow-capped peaks. As you cruise through the UNESCO-protected fjord, you’ll see waterfalls cascading down the forested cliffsides. Alesund is also a launchpad for Trollstigen, one of the most popular scenic mountain drives in Norway.
Alesund is pedestrian-friendly while local buses are a fast and easy way to get around. Alesund Airport on Vigra Island is a 20-minute drive from the city centre. Trains run between Alesund and Oslo in around eight hours.
Quality Hotel Waterfront Alesund (7.7/10 from 836 reviews), Hotel Brosundet (8.6/10 from 756 reviews), and Quality Hotel Alesund (8.2/10 from 639 reviews) are all highly rated places to stay in Ålesund.