The Norwegians call them Hytte (Pronounced something like "Heater" in British-English) or as we would call them - Self Catering Cabins.

Invariably wood built, cosy and warm in the winter, cool in the summer, and set amongst the glorious countryside, these cabins are traditionally summer homes for the Norwegians who can spend weeks on end just taking in the beautiful scenery. And why shouldn't they!

There are now plenty of these cabins available for rent throughout the year. Some are genuine Hytte converted for visitors and some purpose built in small holiday centres. They have one thing in common - they are all great value and provide the ideal base for your holiday come summer or winter.

Farther to the North, especially in the Lofoten islands area, you will see advertisements for Rorbu accommodations. These are similar to Hytter (plural), except they are converted fishermen's quarters.

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