Brekkestranda Fjordhotel

By the mouth of the Sognefjorden is one of the most exciting hotel complexes in Norway. Made by the famous architect Bjørn Simmonæs, the hotel is made of pine wood and is rustic and cozy. It has over 1100 various windows and the hotel is known as the unsymmetrical hotel. The complex consists of small houses with grass roofs all facing in various directions. Birds live on the roofs. The rooms are called nests. They give the impression that they have risen from the ground beneath them, and their rooms are cosy nests.Relax on the rocks by the Sognefjord or on your balcony, and enjoy the breathtaking scenery. In the village of Brekke, agriculture and fish farming are the most important industries.Full service restaurant offers fresh salmon, meets and food from local sources.Express buses, boats and ferry services provide excellent communications.The express buses stop near the village several times times a day on their journey between Bergen, Trondheim, Ålesund and Stryn.