Å Rorbuer

Å is often described as the best-preserved fishing village in Lofoten, and most of these cabins date from the early 1900s, when they housed fishermen. Some stand on stilts in the sea. Cabins range from 30 m² one-bedroom units to large three-bedroom cabins for eight, and the Moskenes ferry is 5.3 km away.

The two- and three-bedroom cabins are described as suited to families and groups of friends. The rooms with shared bathrooms in Salteriet and above Brygga Restaurant are an option for those who don't need a kitchen.

Cabins differ, and not all have sea or mountain views, so ask when booking if the view matters. The hotel rooms share bathrooms (11 rooms share four), and some cabins have no kitchenette.

Fishermen's cabins: one-bedroom (30 m², two guests, small kitchen), two-bedroom (50 m², four guests), three-bedroom (six guests) and large three-bedroom (eight guests, single and bunk beds). Also double rooms on the pier above Brygga Restaurant and rooms in Salteriet, a former fish-salting building, with shared bathrooms. The site gives 20–22 cabins and nine hotel rooms.

Free wifi and parking, breakfast, an event venue, and Nespresso machines and Molton Brown toiletries in the cabins.

Brygga Restaurant (listed hours 08.00–21.00, 20.00 on Sundays) and the Lobbybar & Bistro.

In Å, at the southern end of the E10 on Moskenesøya; 5.3 km from the Moskenes ferry and 65–66 km from Leknes Airport.