Henningsvær Rorbuer

It has let cabins since 1982, making it one of the first rorbu operations in Lofoten, and the site was once a working fish station with a saltery, fish drying plant and fish reception. It lies at the very end of the road through Henningsvær, so it is quieter than the harbour centre while staying within the village. Unit sizes run from a two-bed alcove cabin to a four-bedroom suite for eight.

Self-caterers, anglers and groups. Daily fishing trips leave from the site in summer and small boats can be hired, and the larger three- and four-bedroom suites suit families or friends travelling together.

It is self-catering: the breakfast room and restaurant serve larger groups only. Pets are not allowed. The sauna and hot tub are rented rather than included.

25 cabins and three apartments in six unit types, from small cabins with a sleeping alcove to rorbu suites with several bedrooms and bathrooms (the largest has four bedrooms for eight). The cabins each have a kitchen and one or two bathrooms.

Free parking, electric car charger, reception with grocery and fishing tackle sales, a pub, in-room internet, two meeting rooms (for 50 and 10 people), sauna and outdoor tub for hire, and boat rental in summer.

At the end of the road through Henningsvær, facing the open sea, with views of the archipelago and the Lofoten Wall.