Woodnest
Originals
Where the story of Woodnest first took root. Tucked away in the heart of the forest, these original treehouses offer an intimate connection with nature while providing all the comfort you need.
Woodnest Originals
Amazing fjord view
Our original treehouses, which quickly gained international recognition, are suited for two but can accommodate four, with the shortest climb.
Dreamy beds
Enjoy the view
Surrounded by nature
Handcrafted seating
Where luxury
meets nature
Sleeping Area
Flushing toilets
Kitchenette
Heated floors
Fiber optic WiFi
Mini-fridge
Free Parking in garage
Stovetop for cooking
Tea and coffee maker
Bedding & towels
230V
Shower
Snow Spikes for the hike
To explore the Woodnests, you must set out on a journey that takes you up a mountainside and into the woods. The climb is a departure from ordinary life, leading you into something untouched and unique.
The hike takes about 20-45 minutes, depending on your fitness level and the weather. The trail is steep and can get slippery when wet, so we recommend wearing hiking shoes and appropriate clothing.
Good to know
Fly in to Bergen Airport and rent a car to do the 3 hour drive to Odda. The best route is via Jondal/Tørvikbygd which involves a drive-on ferry. You do not have to prebook the ferry. If you travel by public transport, you can take the 930 bus that leaves twice daily from downtown Bergen bus station.
Cancellation four weeks prior to check-in = 100% refund
Cancellation two weeks prior to check-in = 50% refund
Cancellation later than two weeks prior to check-in = no refund
We have free parking for our guests at the starting point of the hike to the treehouses.
Check-in: 3 pm
Check-out: 11 am
The hike can be challenging, depending on your fitness levels and weather. There is a combination of steel and wooden steps, stone path and uneven levels. The hike is steep, and we recommend that you carefully consider wether you are capable before booking.
As breathtaking as the view overlooking the fjord is, you will notice a factory set in the fjord with lights and steam. Although it is one of the most climate effective zinc factories in the world, it might disrupt the pure natural beauty for some.
Woodnest has a total of four treehouses; two Originals and two Mountaintops. Each treehouse is perfect for two people. Our “Original” treehouses have a max capacity of four persons, while our “Mountaintop” treehouses have a max capacity of two persons.
The only food service we offer is the Lovenest package - a welcome snack platter - and only if ordered.
The Norwegian "cabin tradition" includes bringing your own groceries and making simple and tasty meals in the treehouse.
Yes! We have a small kitchenette with two induction hot plates, a sink and small fridge. We also provide saucepans and frying pans, cooking utensils and basic cooking essentials like oil, salt and pepper. If cooking is not your thing, we have provided suggestions for local dine-in and takeaway.
The toilet and shower are inside the treehouse (we know, can you believe it?!). Once you have arrived in the nest, you will not have to leave to take care of any of your “business”. Towels and toilet paper are provided for our guests
Children are only allowed in the Original Treehouses. Children must be supervised by their parent/guardians at all times. Before bringing children to Woodnest, you should consider additional factors such as steep hills and uneven grounds, steep stairs and cliff edges. Young children will need to be assisted when walking up to the treehouse. We do not have cots or travel beds, you cannot push a stroller up there. We have high chairs, but please notify us when booking if you need a high chair.
Unfortunately, based on the location of the treehouses, we are unable to provide any alternate options for those who use wheelchairs or other mobility aids.
It is extremely rare to see the aurora borealis from our location. You will normally have to travel to the north of Norway to be able to see them.
No. In weekends there is a minimum two-night booking policy. There is no checkin or checkout on Saturdays.
No. The weather can be quite unpredictable in this part of Norway. The best chance of snow is from mid-January to the end of February, but there might also be snow from November to end of March, but there is never a guarantee of snow.