Lofoten Planet

A place where you meet the other guests: a shared kitchen, a lounge and a terrace, with rooms priced from a 6.5 m² single upwards, at the end of the E10 where the walking starts from the door.

Solo travellers and couples who would rather have a shared kitchen and a low price than a private suite, and groups of four who can take the suite with its own kitchenette and bathroom. Children of four and over are charged as adults, and no cot or extra bed is offered.

Three of the five grades use shared bathrooms, and the rooms behind them are 6.5 to 9 m² — small even by guesthouse standards. Upper floors are reached by stairs only. Cots and extra beds are unavailable and children of four and over are charged as adults. Pets are not accepted. Booking more than two rooms brings different terms and supplements. Charging an electric car costs NOK 250, and the laundry is there but the powder is not.

Five grades: a Single Room with Shared Bathroom of 6.5 m²; a Standard Double Room with Shared Bathroom of 9 m²; a Standard Twin Room with Shared Bathroom of 9 m², listed with two beds; a Superior Double Room of 20 m² with a private bathroom; and the Lofoten Planet Suite of 36 m² for four, holding two super-king doubles, which the owners say has an electric stovetop. A twin bedroom with two single beds and a four-person bedroom with two super-king doubles are the configurations recorded. Rooms have a hairdryer, towels, linen, a clothes rack, air conditioning and soundproofing; some have a kitchenette, a dining table and a seating area. Family rooms are listed, one unit is recorded as entirely wheelchair accessible, and upper floors are reached by stairs only.

Booking.com records one unit as entirely wheelchair accessible and on the ground floor, while upper floors are reached by stairs only.

Free WiFi, free private parking, a shared kitchen, a shared lounge with a TV, a terrace, a picnic area and barbecue facilities. Shared bathrooms and toilets serve the smaller rooms. A restaurant and a bar are listed. The owners say a washing machine and dryer are on site, without washing powder, and that charging an electric car costs NOK 250. Lake views are recorded and the property is non-smoking.

A restaurant and a bar are listed on site, and guests can cook in the shared kitchen, which has a kettle, kitchenware and a dining table. The suite has a kitchenette with an electric stovetop, confirmed by the owners in answer to a guest. Cash is among the accepted payment methods.

Åkerneset at Sørvågen, in Moskenes municipality, about 126 metres from the settlement Kartverket registers and 100 metres from the guide's centre point for the village. The rooms look over a lake and the surrounding mountains; the property's own site gives its address as Moskenesveien 915.

Booking.com gives Leknes Airport as 38 km from the guesthouse, the nearest airport it names. The owners say guests arriving after midnight, including from the Værøy ferry, can let themselves in, with the instructions sent a few days before arrival.