Dear Guest,
We are in a very difficult situation Couse of Covid 19.
The hotel has introduced: Force Majoure. and unfortunately closed for the time being.
We will reopen as soon as possible. The reopening will be announced.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Regards
Team Trolltunga
The Norwegian health authorities have implemented strict bans on travel to and inside the country. From Thursday 12 March until Monday 13 April 2020, the following rules apply:
• All travellers that are residents of Norway and who have been outside of the Nordic countries, are to stay in their homes for 14 days after arriving home to Norway, regardless of whether they
have symptoms.
Travellers from countries outside of the Nordic region who are not residents of Norway will be
asked to return to their home country. The alternative for these travellers is quarantine.
Travellers with symptoms will be isolated.
This means that everyone presently staying in Norway and who has been in a country outside
of the Nordic region in the past 14 days is to be quarantined.
This policy has retroactive effect and applies to all arrivals since Thursday 27 February.
Domestic transport is to continue as normal as possible for the moment, but avoid all kinds of
travel that are not strictly necessary (both domestic and abroad).
Avoid public transport if you can.
Avoid other places where you can easily get close to others.
Avoid close contact with others.
For updated information and travel advice, see The Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Due to the coronavirus situation, most attractions, ski resorts, and venues are now closed, and most
activities and events are cancelled. Please check the relevant home pages for more information.
If you have questions about the coronavirus (COVID-19) while travelling in Norway, please call the national information telephone at (+47) 815 55 015.
If you are experiencing symptoms like fever, sore throat, chest pain and breathing difficulties, please stay in your hotel room and contact guest service by telephone or call the 24-hour Norwegian medical service at 116 117 for guidance and assistance.
You can also find more information on these pages:
European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC)
World Health Organization (WHO)
