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Long Stay enquiry

A long stay is the one thing we arrange by hand: two weeks to about three months in a whole private house. Tell us when, how long and what brings you – you get a personal reply with availability and terms.

  • Career breaks and sabbaticals
  • Remote work with a view
  • A winter of northern lights or a summer of midnight sun
  • Living in Lofoten for a while

Shorter holiday? Book directly with live availability: Check dates & book

Which house?

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What is a Long Stay?

A stay of two weeks or more in one of the houses, arranged personally rather than booked online – for a career break or sabbatical, remote work, a winter of northern lights or simply living in Lofoten for a while. Send your dates and plans through the long-stay enquiry and you get a personal reply with availability and terms.

How long can a Long Stay be?

From two weeks to about three months per stay. Long stays are holiday stays: you keep your home elsewhere, and the details – cleaning during the stay, electricity, the agreement – are confirmed in writing before you arrive.

Can I stay long-term in Reine?

Yes. Long stays in Reine are possible from 2 weeks and are arranged individually. Tell us when and how long, and we will tell you what is possible. For a shorter holiday, simply book Reine online.

Is there Wi-Fi? Can I work remotely?

Yes. Both houses have fibre broadband; in Lyngvær it measured 172 Mbit/s. Good enough for video calls – whether you take them is up to you.

Can we stay in both houses on one trip?

Yes, and with a week or more it is the best way to see Lofoten: a few nights in the west around Reine, a few in the middle of the islands near Henningsvær. Book each house for its part of the trip – both are on the booking page.

How do I book?

Directly on this site. Each house page shows live availability: pick your dates, see the price and book securely through our booking system. For a long stay of two weeks or more, send a long-stay enquiry instead. Both houses are also listed on Airbnb.

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