Trysil Alpine Lodge
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Check in from: | 5:00 PM |
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Check out before: | 11:00 AM |
Amenities
WiFi
Parking
24-hour Front Desk Service
Non-smoking
Elevator
First aid kit
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Trysil Alpine Lodge
Trysil Alpine Lodge provides accommodations in Trysil. With mountain views, this accommodation features a terrace. There's an outdoor fireplace and guests can make use of free Wifi, free private parking, and an electric vehicle charging station.
Reviews from 
Couple
Comment: Feb 2, 2026
Stayed in: Feb 2026
Recommended for a ski trip in Trysil
We stayed at the Alpine Lodge in a junior suite (the one with a one double bedroom with fold down bunk beds) for a one week ski trip at the end of January. We were really happy with our choice, the apartment was a good size and very comfortable. The view across the valley was stunning. The kitchen was well kitted out, a good size for two people and we really appreciated the dishwasher which takes a lot of the hassle out of self catering. We particularly liked the location which enabled us to ski and ski out directly to the brand new gondola and was near to key facilities such as ski hire, restaurants and a small supermarket. We were also walking distance of 10 minutes from the cross country ski Arena and the Amita Moen Ski School where we had excellent lessons on cross country skiing. This is a big thing in Norway and seemed to pity not too try. We really enjoyed it and ended up doing our normal snowboarding in the morning and then going for a cross country ski in the afternoons. All possible without a car as everything was to hand on foot.
Our only (minor) gripes were that the apartment was a little dark due to the very attractive but rather dark decor maybe requiring brighter lighting for middle-aged humans with limited vision! We also found the maps and timetables relating to the ski bus difficult to navigate (not the fault of the Alpine Lodge) and in the end mostly preferred to walk to the centre of Trysil, which took about 30 minutes and we found to be rather attractive heading past the pretty cabins and over the river footbridge.
All in all, highly recommended and we would definitely come back to trysil and pick Alpine Lodge again, especially as it looks as though the building is due to be extended and they will have additional facilities such as a pool in future.
Our only (minor) gripes were that the apartment was a little dark due to the very attractive but rather dark decor maybe requiring brighter lighting for middle-aged humans with limited vision! We also found the maps and timetables relating to the ski bus difficult to navigate (not the fault of the Alpine Lodge) and in the end mostly preferred to walk to the centre of Trysil, which took about 30 minutes and we found to be rather attractive heading past the pretty cabins and over the river footbridge.
All in all, highly recommended and we would definitely come back to trysil and pick Alpine Lodge again, especially as it looks as though the building is due to be extended and they will have additional facilities such as a pool in future.
Couple
Comment: Mar 21, 2026
Stayed in: Mar 2026
Obstructed mountain view, severe construction noise, and agreed compensation not honoured
Compensation was offered on arrival due to the construction disturbance (for the development of their new 'Building 3' Trysil Alpine Lodge resort) and accepted in good faith, but was later withdrawn after the stay, which was both misleading and poorly handled.
The “Mountain View” room we booked was positioned directly in front of an active construction site, with machinery (excavators), a crane and site offices dominating the outlook, resulting in a heavily obstructed view.
Construction noise ran from approximately 7am to 7:30pm each day, with excavators and heavy equipment operating directly outside the window. The ground-floor location (advertised as first-floor) also meant no privacy, with workers passing by constantly, forcing the curtains to remain closed and removing natural light.
Overall, the experience did not reflect what was booked; the reception staff lied about compensation during the stay, and it was handled in a way that fell well below expectations.
Once the 'Building 3' in the hotel development is complete, the 'Mountain View' apartments will have no view and look straight onto the back of the new block.
I would advise to;
A) not book the 'Mountain View' side of Trysil Apline Lodge and,
B) wait for construction to be complete (which could be years, considering it has recently started with excavation at the time of writing this review).
I would not recommend booking here.
The “Mountain View” room we booked was positioned directly in front of an active construction site, with machinery (excavators), a crane and site offices dominating the outlook, resulting in a heavily obstructed view.
Construction noise ran from approximately 7am to 7:30pm each day, with excavators and heavy equipment operating directly outside the window. The ground-floor location (advertised as first-floor) also meant no privacy, with workers passing by constantly, forcing the curtains to remain closed and removing natural light.
Overall, the experience did not reflect what was booked; the reception staff lied about compensation during the stay, and it was handled in a way that fell well below expectations.
Once the 'Building 3' in the hotel development is complete, the 'Mountain View' apartments will have no view and look straight onto the back of the new block.
I would advise to;
A) not book the 'Mountain View' side of Trysil Apline Lodge and,
B) wait for construction to be complete (which could be years, considering it has recently started with excavation at the time of writing this review).
I would not recommend booking here.
Family traveler
UK
Comment: Feb 26, 2026
Stayed in: Feb 2026
Building site and not what we expected
We had many complaints about Alpine Lodge. The staff were unhelpful when we complained.
Firstly…
We were a family of 3 adults and 3 young children. The apartment we were given was not what we were expecting as it had two double bedrooms and a very small single bedroom but this single room had no window and was painted black. No one wanted to sleep in there. There were two bunks folded into the wall in the double bedded room and we had to use these and one adult had to share the double bedded room with a child, and with the foldaway bunks, 4 in one room was not comfortable. There was no wardrobe for any clothes, just 4 hooks.
We had to make up our own bunk beds, and were only given one pillow case.
We were very late to get our room, and they said we would be compensated….we are waiting to hear.
Then just before 7am on Monday 16th February, we were woken by 3 digger lorries and a huge power drill, which was drilling the rock face. We went downstairs to complain but the young lad just gave us the card to complain to head office and continued reading his book. This went on every day 7am until after 6 pm. Reception said it was only until Thursday, but this was not true and each of the 3 families have video footage about this absolute horrendous noise every day. Friday was supposed to be a quiet day, but work continued and the noise continued.
I would not recommend these apartments to anyone.
I will put some videos on this page later.
Firstly…
We were a family of 3 adults and 3 young children. The apartment we were given was not what we were expecting as it had two double bedrooms and a very small single bedroom but this single room had no window and was painted black. No one wanted to sleep in there. There were two bunks folded into the wall in the double bedded room and we had to use these and one adult had to share the double bedded room with a child, and with the foldaway bunks, 4 in one room was not comfortable. There was no wardrobe for any clothes, just 4 hooks.
We had to make up our own bunk beds, and were only given one pillow case.
We were very late to get our room, and they said we would be compensated….we are waiting to hear.
Then just before 7am on Monday 16th February, we were woken by 3 digger lorries and a huge power drill, which was drilling the rock face. We went downstairs to complain but the young lad just gave us the card to complain to head office and continued reading his book. This went on every day 7am until after 6 pm. Reception said it was only until Thursday, but this was not true and each of the 3 families have video footage about this absolute horrendous noise every day. Friday was supposed to be a quiet day, but work continued and the noise continued.
I would not recommend these apartments to anyone.
I will put some videos on this page later.
Anonymous traveler
Comment: Feb 19, 2026
Stayed in: Feb 2026
Great rooms, facilities, and location - but also front-row seat to the development of the lodge expansion.
Construction starts most days promptly at 06:00 AM — because nothing complements alpine serenity like the gentle symphony of heavy machinery and controlled blasting. If you’ve ever dreamed of combining skiing with an internship at Caterpillar, this is your moment.
To be fair: expansion is understandable. Resorts grow. Investments are good. But when your “mountain view” includes active earth-moving operations directly outside your window — and this wasn’t disclosed clearly before arrival — it does shift the overall experience from “cozy alpine lodge” to “industrial awakening.”
Relocating wasn’t realistic once ski passes, rentals, and travel were locked in. So we adapted. Coffee tastes different when accompanied by geological rearrangement.
I’m sure the lodge will be fantastic once the dust settles — literally. Until then, future guests may want to confirm whether they’re booking a ski holiday or a live demo of large-scale infrastructure development.
Great skiing. Memorable mornings.
Construction starts most days promptly at 06:00 AM — because nothing complements alpine serenity like the gentle symphony of heavy machinery and controlled blasting. If you’ve ever dreamed of combining skiing with an internship at Caterpillar, this is your moment.
To be fair: expansion is understandable. Resorts grow. Investments are good. But when your “mountain view” includes active earth-moving operations directly outside your window — and this wasn’t disclosed clearly before arrival — it does shift the overall experience from “cozy alpine lodge” to “industrial awakening.”
Relocating wasn’t realistic once ski passes, rentals, and travel were locked in. So we adapted. Coffee tastes different when accompanied by geological rearrangement.
I’m sure the lodge will be fantastic once the dust settles — literally. Until then, future guests may want to confirm whether they’re booking a ski holiday or a live demo of large-scale infrastructure development.
Great skiing. Memorable mornings.
Family traveler
Comment: Feb 2, 2026
Stayed in: Feb 2026
Horrible service
Horrible service with no willingness or ability to help. And expect noise from construction from 6.30 to 18.30 due to them building another hotel
Location
35 Velkomstvegen, Trysil, 2420, Norway|4.11 km from city center
Check in and check out
Check in from:
5:00 PM
Check out before:
11:00 AM
Good to know
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.
This property does not accommodate bachelor(ette) or similar parties. Please inform Trysil Alpine Lodge of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
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