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Charming. Superb breakfast. The historical Losby Gods Manor, dating back to the 19th century, offers stylish accommodation in an exceptionally beautiful setting, just 20 min from Oslo and 30 min from Gardermoen Airport. The spacious en-suite guest rooms have TVs and minibars and Losby Gods also has 5 elegant suites. The guests at Losby Gods Manor can make use of the 2 golf courses surrounding the hotel, offering services such as a pro-shop, golf academy and a café. Guests are welcome to explore the world of tastes at the in-house restaurant and to relax in the bar. Losby Gods also has a private wine cellar and unique historical banquet facilities. Losby is surrounded by excellent hiking tracks and scenic lakes. Bicycles and maps can be borrowed from the hotel and guests also have complimentary use of the tennis courts. Show full description

Close to beach front. Delightful property. Cosy rooms. Housed in a 18th-century mansion on Jeløy island, Hotel Refsnes Gods features a large collection of Scandinavian art. Each room has a private bathroom and cable TV. WiFi and parking are free. All rooms at the historic Refsnes Gods feature a minibar, tea/coffee facilities and work desk. Some rooms include a seating area, while others have a private, furnished balcony overlooking the Oslofjord. Restaurant Munch has a well-stocked wine cellar and offers a wide variety of dishes including sea food. Breakfast is served daily. Guests enjoy access to a sauna and the hotel's beach. Other facilities include a large surrounding garden. Nearby activities include golf, fishing and diving. Moss city centre is situated 3 km from the hotel. Søndre Jeløya Nature Reserve is within 15 minutes’ walk from the hotel. Show full description

Visit a true manor house with its unique architecture and built on historical ground, offering a particularly warm atmosphere - yet modern facilities. Centrally situated in rural surroundings, all of our tastefully furnished rooms as well as the restaurant, reception and conference facilities were renovated between 2005 and 2008. According to the saga, this is where St. Olav in the year 1022 fought local opponents in a battle when converting the Vikings to Christianity in Norway. Show full description