We had a beautiful view of the fjord from our 4th floor room. Dinner buffet was excellent, lots of choices and beautifully displayed, but pricey. Staff service throughout hotel was excellent.

Love the spa facilities. Love the location. Love the staff they were very accommodating. Loved the two included meals.

Of course there’s no air conditioning, which is understandable given its location. However, we should probably have fans. Unfortunately, with global warming, the summers are hotter, and if you can’t circulate air, being comfortable is a challenge. We love the dinners, but we really would have preferred something different with the meals. There is no theme night like let’s do Asian food. I think you gotta get more creative to serve those individuals who are vegan or vegetarian.

The Union Geiranger is a large modern upper-mid-level hotel with lots of amenities (pool, spa, etc) in an absolutely stunning location. The rooms are spacious, with clean modern furnishings, and a clean modern bathroom with nice products. It's well worth paying the modest premium to get a fjord view, as the view is breathtaking. The dining room also offers nice views. (The whole hotel is oriented to maximize rooms with views.) The dining room is very nice, with very good buffet selection for breakfast and dinner (we took both). They had a dedicated table for gluten-free pastries (nice for my celiac husband), but no GF bread. Plenty of GF selections in general at breakfast, and at dinner the chef came out and gave my husband a tour of the GF options. There seemed to be plenty of parking, and they had several EV charging stations for a fee (on the hotel's own network, so you didn't have to worry about having the right app to pay). The woman at the front desk was very friendly and helpful.

No complaints - we were quite happy here.

The location is very good. The outdoor heated pool was great. The restaurant and the staff in the restaurant are top notch.

At the reception, upon check-in, they demanded that we hand over a physical credit card before the end of our stay at the hotel. They argued that it would be needed to write off expenses. Although the room was paid for 100% with full board. And we provided documents that we are residents of Norway, so if an unclear situation arises, they can issue an invoice without any problems. I refused to give up the bank card and after a 5-minute conversation we were allowed to check in. But the situation was not very pleasant.

This hotel is located at no doubt one of the most beautiful places in the World! That alone wouldn't mean much if the hotel, the staff, the decor and the attitude weren't the way they are - a truly magnificent place, fantastic people who run the hotel, personnel and experience! I accidently met there Mr. Karl Mjelva, the old owner who now is retired - he is a truly phenomenal character and person! That is one, if not the best hotel and place to visit in the World! Phenomenal, fantastic, unreal! I will come back and I will come back many times!

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Everything about this hotel is absolutely fantastic. The staff were lovely and very helpful, catering to my dietary requirements making me feel safe and spoilt for choice with gluten free options at the buffet breakfast and dinner. We specifically came for the pools which we throughly enjoyed, staying open late and enjoying swimming on the roof in the rain! Complimentary slippers were a surprise and very helpful bonus.

We unfortunately couldn’t afford a fjord view room, and the mountains view room we had was mostly of the carpark and some tree’s however, the tree’s covered a rushing stream feeding into the fjord which created a lovely melody to our stay and was impressive to take a look at before leaving.

everything was perfect, highly recommend!

The location goes without question as the best in Geiringer, the hotel itself had great facilities, including the Spa. The room was good, the Al la Carte restaurant excellent and the food also good. The reception was excellent and very understanding when we told them that our two night stay could now only be one as we needed to get home. They reduced the price without us even asking. Car parking was plentiful and free. Nothing was too much trouble, and the surrounding walk down the waterfall was excellent

Coach parties, plenty of them and they bring with them poor manners and swamp the areas of the hotel generally with disregard to individual guests. The linen in the room could do with some improvement for a 4/ 5 star hotel.

A carefully maintained hotel that overlooks the Fjord. Our room was small but clean and we had a beautiful view. Breakfast was wonderful with many options to choose from. Parking was free next to the hotel and there is a walking path nearby which follows a waterfall down to the pier area so even though you're up on a mountain it only takes about ten minutes to walk down and you're not walking on the busy highway.

We checked in and were not asked for our credit card and so assumed they had our information already (and had received an earlier message from booking.com that they did). We also checked out through the office. Later, we received a message that we had left with our bill unpaid and they had no record of our credit card. We called and paid it over the phone but it was a hassle. I guess for future travelers, inquire at the desk whether or not they need your credit card prior to leaving. We thought they should have asked for it either coming or going, or for incidentals as most hotels do, but they didn't.

Location - not in the town itself, but 10 min on foot (upstairs but going along local waterfall), allowing fantastic fjord views. Several shorter hikes (e.g. those to/from Westeras) also may be started from the hotel itself. Convenient parking (despite not big) where you leave the car for the entire stay without parking headache. Good size room and bathroom, comfortable bed, and plenty of common space (bar, activity room, shop, museum etc.). Good wi-fi. And of course, the Spa! indoor swimming pool was a nice change of activity after a day of hiking, and open-air jacuzzi with fjord view allowed for pleasant after-dinner passtime (both open till 22:30). You can also have classic spa services like massage and facials till 19:00. Plentiful breakfast and mind-blowing dinner buffet (mussels and langoustines at free access!). There are also a couple of cafe/pizza places for lunch. I will certainly look no further when next time in Geiranger!

The hotel is not new, but it's well maintained. It's also a bit crowded, but that's because of it's size. Also, dinner buffet (NOK760 in Jul 2024) is good value for what it offers; but it's clearly not for the light-eaters:)