The room was very spacious and the kitchen was well equipped with a good range of utensils and cookware. The cook top was also able to heat things quickly.

The location was a bit tricky to walk (down) to, especially when carrying multiple heavy pieces of luggage down hill, in the cold, dark and icing ground - Cabin 16. I needed to wear micro spikes to be save as the driveway was steep but very narrow from the parking down to the room. The door also needs something to prevent it from slamming due to windy conditions as the hinge is going to break sooner or later due to wear and tear.

Nice cabin with a view on the little harbour, with a new kitchen where induction hob, pots, dishes and cutlery were present. Welcoming staff, who provided us with useful instructions to reach the cabin that was not in the same location of the reception. It is very close to Moskenes port, in a strategic location for those who need to take the first ferry in the morning.

When we arrived the heating was turned off, it was really cold in the cabin and it took more than 3 hours to warm the cabin up. Of course mistakes can happen, but for the price we paid, we did not expect such an issue to occur. A little annoying cross selling approach was maintained even after check in was completed. Generally speaking, it is a little bit overpriced compared to similar accomodation in Lofoten islands we went to.

We needed to find a place to stay last minute during our trip to the Lofoten Islands. Booking was easy and The Tide did not disappoint! We left our lodging early because the accommodations were less than we were comfortable with and The Tide turned the trip around! The waterfront cabin was the typical Lofoten fishermen’s cabin, picturesque, clean and had everything you could want/need. The main building was an added bonus as we had a great dinner and the staff was incredibly warm and welcoming. Even better we were able to catch the Northern Lights right from our cabin! Our only regret was not booking The Tide from the start.

We really enjoyed staying in the property - it felt very authentic, was centrally located for most of the walks in the Reine region and had beautiful views from the sunny terrace on the water. Although there were a few other properties around, we felt very secluded. We also really enjoyed the hotel restaurant and the fact that there was a supermarket so close by.

As others have noted, it is a short drive between the hotel reception and cabins (which is no problem if you have a car). I also noted that the toilet flush system was a bit temperamental, but not a big issue.

The apartment had nice views over the harbor and a good sized balcony. The rooms were nicely decorated and the kitchen was well equipped. We enjoyed sitting on the balcony and watching the hustle and bustle on the harbor and the close by restaurant. Beds were also comfortable and service at the hotel was friendly.

For a light sleeper, this apartment wouldn't be the best fit. The harbor is located just outside the balcony and the boats leaving the harbor early cause some noice. The apartment also gets really hot during the day, but that can be easily solved by opening the doors and windows. The fresh sea air cools it down in no time.

I had one of the cabins down by the water, on the south-east-facing shore. These cabins are really well furnished, with a fully functioning kitchen, nice couch and seating area and comfortable bed. They're great for self-sufficient traveling, as the supermarket is located a 5 minute walk away. The view from the hut onto the harbor is also very nice - provided the weather is nice, of course.

A cupboard for clothing in the cabin would be nice, as well as a heater for hanging up damp clothing in the bathroom. I had to dry my drenched clothes on the heated floor, which was okay but not ideal.

Beautiful and cozy cabin with a nice view and good facilities

We specifically chose this over other properties because of its location and the fact that it was supposed to be1 min away from the bus stop. However, when we arrived, we were sent to the cabin that was on the other side of the bay (a little over 15min walk). Normally I would not mind this, but we were extremely tired after our hike and only had a short stay before the bus the next day early morning, so the fact that we had to walk with our heavy bags there was not great, and also meant that we had to get up even earlier the next day.

- Very spacious cabins - Beautiful views on the harbour and mountains - Staff was really nice

- They told us the walk to the ferry was 30 mins (which is true from reception building), but from cabin to reception was an additional 20 mins walk (at 06:00 in the morning with all our luggage). Not great, since we primarily stayed here because it was close to the ferry. - Kitchen could be better equipped (we didn't have bowls, kitchen towels or salt/pepper/oil) - There is loads of space in the cabin that could be used to put some more comfortable chairs and a TV (although I guess the superior cabins have this)

Convenient to ferry terminal. Lovely restaurant. Charming staff. Large, comfortable accommodation.

Leak in the bathroom this time around, but not enough to make it unusable. Bit of a challenge to access cabins down a steep hill, particularly in Norway’s rainy weather. Not for physically challenged folks. Little too much effort required for one-night stay.

Lovely waterside location; great restaurant with beautiful food presentation; friendly staff. The Rorbuer would be a great place for a longer stay since it has an efficient kitchen that even has a small dishwasher. It is just minutes from the ferry dock in Miskenes. Highly recommend.

Little bit difficult to get down the hill from parking area in the rain.