Turtagro Hotel, Fortun ➤ Reviews, Rooms & Prices 2025

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About the Hotel

Fv55 340, Fortun, Norway, 6877

Rooms at Turtagrø Hotel

Turtagrø Hotel provides lodging in Fortun, within Jotunheimen National Park. Guestrooms include complimentary WiFi. Rooms on the upper floors are accessible by elevator. The Tower Rooms feature large windows and views. Some include a loft space. Family Rooms accommodate four beds. Bathrooms provide a bath or shower and free toiletries. Available amenities include heating and a sitting area. Select rooms offer garden furniture and parquet floors.

Dining at Turtagrø

Guests at Turtagrø Hotel can dine at the on-site restaurant and bar. A complimentary breakfast buffet is available from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM daily. Lunch is served from late June to late August, 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, with an à la carte menu. The dinner service offers a 3-course menu. The dining room seats 75 guests, and can accommodate 130 with two seatings. The hotel also features a snack bar/deli.

Leisure and Activities

Turtagrø Hotel offers opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing. Guests can explore the area on marked trails or visit Sogne Fjord and Feigefossen. The hotel provides a shared lounge, a gift shop, a terrace, and a garden. Additional amenities include a library and ski storage. There is also morning yoga for hikers. Guests can also participate in alpine ski touring courses.

Location and Access

Located in Luster, Turtagrø Hotel is 90 km from Sogndal. The hotel is situated along the Sognefjellsvegen route. Nearby points of interest include Nedre Oscarshaug (1.5 km) and Steindalsnosi (5 km). The hotel has charging stations for electric vehicles located in the upper parking area behind the hotel.

Hotel Services

Turtagrø Hotel offers free WiFi in public areas. The property features laundry facilities and coffee/tea in common areas. Safety features are in place. The hotel has a space for meetings and conferences that fits 100 people and a Vegard Aasen photography exhibit.