The location is beautiful and exactly what I was looking for — to finish the trail and already be “home,” without having to go anywhere else. The staff was friendly and helpful. I stayed only one night. For those who want to make the most of the accommodation and the area, I recommend staying at least two nights.

Breakfast was not included in my rate and had to be paid separately. I found it expensive (185 NOK) but everything was very tasty. There was no soap in the room or in the shared shower room.

If you're looking to hike Preikelstolen then this is no doubt the best place to stay. Getting free access to the main car park means you can just wake up and hike. The building is great and has a lovely view over the water which is a nice way to start your day when having breakfast. The staff are kind and super helpful. The breakfast is also quite nice - as is the food if you were to have lunch or dinner.

The rooms are quite small and compact with minimal storage, but this was expected from the booking - don't be bringing massive suitcases and expect to not have to walk around them. The soundproofing could be improved - being next to the social area meant if people were chatting late at night then it would be tricky to sleep. The bathroom also had a weird sewer-like smell coming from it in the morning, so perhaps the pipes need a looking at.

I liked that the check-in/check-out process is online, you can check in yourself. I liked the breakfast at the hotel. And the location, there is simply no place closer to Prekistullnu, and not only to it, there are several hiking trails, you can’t go around everything in one day, so it’s better to book a room for several days

I'll be banal, but price-quality. I understand that I'm in Norway, but I paid more than 200 dollars for a small room, for less than a day for a room covered with plywood. This is the main minus for me, everything else is great

Can't beat the location! We stayed 2 nights in a family room with a view of the lake. We hiked Preikestolen on our first day and around the lake the second day (the former was fantastic, and the latter was pleasant but I wouldn't do it again). The beds were very comfortable, and good sleep quality with a blackout shade. Check in is automated so there wasn't really much opportunity to interact with the staff, except the servers in the restaurant. I would have liked to have someone to ask questions about hiking in the area. Breakfast was excellent! Dinner was great too (but pricey)

We had a great experience overall, but there were a few things that could be better: Room walls are a bit thin and transmit noise One of the cooks in the restaurant was pretty rude (loudly badmouthing our child) when we made a special request about leaving toppings off one of the dinner dishes - he was in the kitchen but we could hear him from across the restaurant. Two suggestions: It would be nice to have a kettle for boiling water and making tea in the rooms. Have an info book in the room with details on breakfast hours, hikes, rental prices, etc., instead of just having this on computers at the entrance

Location and staff couldn't be better. Ample and qualitative breakfast and bar menu (food and drinks). Clean, good beds and good wifi.

The room (two bunk beds) was extremely small. Only two people could stand in the room at the same time, with only one able to move. If someone wanted out (for example to take a shower or go to the toilet), everyone else in the room had to be on their mattress.

The area was absolutely beautiful, the hotel is a lovely design with all common room windows looking towards the fjiord. It is beautifully decorated in the Norwegian style. The restaurant food was delicious. The staff are friendly and helpful with good advice. The room was compact but clean and very comfortable. We were able to fit our motorbike gear in there. The beds were comfortable, too. The breakfast was good with delicious bread.

Nothing to dislike. Although, a hairdryer would have been useful.

Wonderful hotel!! Right @ base of Pulpit Rock trail. Beautiful natural wood inside with a great restaurant. The food was all made to order, lovely lady cooking and the veal was tasty. Breakfast was great too! Our son traveled w us and hiking here was on my Bucket list. He treated me for my 70th birthday. So get out there!! I made it to Pulpit Rock after having 2 knee replacements. You can do it and BaseCamp is a phenomenal place to stay!!

Likes everything!!

Breakfast was good and required are available. Enough to get good energy before hike and value for money.

Wifi can be better, Hardly any wifi signal and if connect unable to browse. I live in norway and i have my mobile internet. People coming outside of norway would be dpendent on wifi heavily while their mobile service internet might be very expensive to use,

Location was perfect as it is right at the trailhead to hike Preikestolen. The whole area is very pretty with lots of activity, and also other trails to walk. We didn't get to do much of the water activities as it was rainy at that time, but a lot of things are available to be rent. The room is very small so if you have big luggage, it might be a little bit cramp.

The best location to hike on Preikestolen, amazing view to the lake, very good restaurant and nice people! We spent 6 nights there, in the nature. From Preikestolen BaseCamp we went to visit Stavanger, hike Kjeragbolten and visit Haugesund (2h drive), Viking Farm,The National Monument, etc.

We couldn'"t reach the accomodation one night, coming back after hiking Kjeragbolten. At 2.15 the Ryfylke Tunnel was closed till 5 am. to be washed.....so we spent a few hours in the car, waiting.....But I still belive this accomodation is the best for this part of Norway and I hope to come back one day!