My room (nr.3) was a cosy little room with a bed, tv, a table and a nice bath room. It was a nice room for a short stay and a single person. If you like to stay longer it might be better to have a larger room. The manager is very kind and try to make the stay as good as possible. Breakfast was very good with delicious marmelade and good bread.

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Location is great in the middle of the village, I had nice views on the fjord too. Room was clean, nice looking, warm, and the shower had warm water. I had the weekend self service breakfast from the fridge which worked fine. Did not see anyone, staff or guests, which was fine too.

I'm sensitive/hypochondriac, take your pick, to indoor air quality, and felt a bit of an unhealthy building smell. I already know most people would not notice. The overly sophisticated walk-in shower spilled water to the toilet side.

The hotel is very cozy, in spirit with Sami culture and owners are very welcoming and helpful. Nice view over the snowy roads, comfy room with all necessities, next door shop with good variety of food and drink and it's next to the main bus stop.

8 Seasons in Varangerbotn/Vuonnabahta is an unique experience and at the same time a very comfortable place to stay. Easy check-in with the help of electronical locks. Gas station, food-store and restaurant in the same building and another restaurant just across the street. A common kitchen with good equipment. Good breakfast served by a wonderfully friendly Saami lady. Varanger Saami museum is just a couple of hundred meters away by the Arctic Sea. The seascape is like a dream come true. At the hall there is a foto & text exhibition about a meeting of two cultures in 19th century Saamiland by a Saami artist. Loved it! I warmly recommend 8 Seasons. <3

Unfortunately the hotel might not be suitable for disabled people due to several stairs and steps. This hotel might not be suitable for people with severe sensitivity for scents since there are some incenses at the hall and some of the towels were washed using parfumed washing powder.

The location is great. You have an Italian restaurant, a supermarket and a petrol station in the same parking lot - the holy grail for roadtrips. The hotel has nice facilities for work, such as a dedicated meeting room. The facilities are newly decorated. I won't spoil why it's called '8 seasons' - you will find a very nice explation inside. Rooms are equipped with Smart TVs, so you may enjoy your YouTubes and Netflixes.

I had an issue with house cleaning. Contacted the host, she was very understanding and responsive. My issue was promptly resolved.

The hotel is located in a place where you want to relax. The room has a wonderful silence, a soft bed, amazingly soft and comfortable pillows. And there are so many interesting things about the culture and history of the Sami! A wonderful place for those who travel and want to learn something new for themselves!

A small and cosy home from home offering a great opportunity to meet travellers from other parts of the world over breakfast or just a peaceful room to chill. Thanks to Esther for a lovely welcome!

The breakfast was self service, but it was available around the clock. Everything (and more) that we expected was available. The Sápmi culture was nicely presented in signs, texts, decorations and pictures.

The room was very comfortable and cosy, and the breakfast delicious. The bus stops litterally on the hotel parking lot.

Very charming, little hotel! Looks plain on the outside but is very nicely decorated on the inside. Rooms are quiet and furnished with style. Loved the sapmi wall-photos! Abundant self service breakfast!