Klosterhagen Hotel - Bergen

Training hotel with a vocational mission in Bergen's historic Nordnes district, serving homemade breakfast and evening waffles

A hotel with a purpose: vocational rehabilitation on historic grounds

Klosterhagen Hotel is operated as a training hotel supporting vocational rehabilitation, a distinctive feature among Bergen accommodations. Situated on the grounds of the former Munkeliv Monastery, the building dates back to the 1880s. The hotel's mission provides guests with attentive service from staff in training, while contributing to a sustainable social model.

Rooms with tea and coffee facilities and views of Bergen

Each room at Klosterhagen Hotel includes a flat-screen TV with streaming via Chromecast and a private bathroom with a bath or shower. Many rooms offer views toward the Fløyen funicular or the colorful houses of Bergen. All rooms are different, reflecting the building's 1880s character, and tea and coffee making facilities are provided in every room.

Homemade breakfast and complimentary afternoon waffles

Every morning, the hotel serves a homemade breakfast featuring local produce, with options like smoked whale, cured fish, and fresh bread. In the evening, guests can enjoy complimentary waffles with homemade jam served from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The hotel also offers packed lunches for a small fee, using wax paper and a plastic bag for takeaway.

Quiet location at the top of Nordnes, close to Bergen's main attractions

Klosterhagen Hotel is a 10-minute walk from Bergen Aquarium and a 15-minute walk from the UNESCO-listed Bryggen Wharf and Fløibanen Funicular. The hotel sits in a quiet residential neighborhood on a hill, with views of the harbor and the city. Nearby attractions include the Nordnes park and the Beffen ferry, which crosses to the city center.

Eco-friendly operations and community engagement

The hotel follows environmentally-friendly management practices, including reducing food waste through the TooGoodToGo app. A commitment to sustainability is also reflected in the use of homemade, seasonal ingredients in the breakfast buffet. The hotel's vocational training program supports individuals re-entering the workforce, adding a social dimension to the stay.

• Mission: Training hotel supporting vocational rehabilitation
• Rooms: 15 rooms with Chromecast TVs and tea/coffee facilities
• Dining: Homemade breakfast with local produce; complimentary afternoon waffles
• Location: Quiet hilltop area, 10 min walk to Bergen Aquarium, 15 min to Bryggen
• Sustainability: Food waste reduction via TooGoodToGo, seasonal ingredients