Sakrisøy Gjestegård
A guesthouse in an 1880 manor house on Sakrisøy, with 14 rooms and a top-floor suite facing Reinefjorden and Olstind. Reine is 3.5 km away and the Moskenes ferry port 7 km.
Why stay here
The house has been in the Gylseth family for five generations, and the current owner has restored the interiors and gardens to their classic style since taking over in 2008. Rooms range from standard doubles with shared bathrooms to superior rooms with heated bathroom floors, and several have large sea-view windows. Anita's Seafood is around the corner.
Who it’s for
- Northern lights
The guesthouse presents its shared-bathroom rooms as a budget choice and its triple rooms as suited to a family of three. A workshop room for up to 16 people is offered to organised groups, including photo workshops.
Highlights
- Manor house dating from 1880
- Olstind Mountain Suite with private terrace
- Free wifi throughout
- Workshop room for groups of up to 16
Things to consider
Standard rooms share a hallway bathroom. Meals are taken at nearby restaurants, whose opening hours differ between summer and winter. Free parking is 70 metres from the house.
The accommodation
14 rooms with double or twin beds: standard rooms with shared bathrooms (some with fridge and kitchenette), superior and deluxe rooms with private bathrooms, triple rooms, and the third-floor Olstind Mountain Suite with king bed, kitchenette and private terrace.
Facilities
- Sea view
- Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free wifi throughout, free private parking 70 m away, a fire sprinkler system, and bike hire a short walk away in summer.
The guesthouse points guests to nearby places for lunch and dinner, including Anita's Seafood around the corner; a breakfast buffet can be arranged for groups using the workshop room.
Location
On Sakrisøy beside the E10, 3.5 km from Reine and 7 km from the Moskenes ferry port.
E10 3060, 8390 Reine
Other places to stay in Sakrisøy
Sakrisøy Rorbuer
Rorbu in Sakrisøy
Ochre-coloured fishermen's cabins on poles at the water's edge on Sakrisøy, a small island on the E10 between Reine and Hamnøy. The cabins have been in the Gylseth family for five generations and have taken guests since 1992.
- Waterfront
- Kitchen
- Price
- Check current price
Sources
- How to get here?Olenilsøy Lofoten. Property, checked 16 September 2026
- Sakrisøy GjestegårdOlenilsøy Lofoten. Property, checked 16 September 2026
- Sakrisøy Gjestegård – Booking.com listingBooking site, checked 16 September 2026
- OpenStreetMap: Sakrisøy GjestegårdOpenStreetMap contributors. Mapping, checked 16 September 2026
Details last verified 16 September 2026.