Conveniently located in the lively town of Haugesund, close to the Haraldshaugen National Monument and a short walk from the historic Town Hall, Home Hotel Amanda provides leisure and business guests with a comfortable and practical base to explore the Rogaland county.
Conveniently located in the lively town of Haugesund, close to the Haraldshaugen National Monument and a short walk from the historic Town Hall, Home Hotel Amanda provides leisure and business guests with a comfortable and practical base to explore the Rogaland county.
All our 133 spacious guestrooms feature modernly decorated interiors and come with comforts such as a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries, a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi access, and a seating area. Accessible and family rooms are available.
During their stay in Haugesund, guests can take advantage of Home Hotel Amanda's convenient amenities, which include a free organic breakfast buffet and a light evening meal, an on-site restaurant, a lounge bar and coffee, tea and fruit available around the clock for all guests. Guests of this Haugesund hotel can unwind in the sauna or keep active in the exercise room. The hotel also invites travellers to enjoy the afternoon "fika" ritual, a delightful Swedish tradition centred around coffee and sweet treats. Our flexible meeting rooms can accommodate up to 100 people and are suitable for hosting business events, private gatherings or banquets. Additional services include a bicycle rental service, indoor and outdoor parking, currency exchange, a manager’s reception and a concierge desk. Laundry facilities are available on the property for added convenience.
Thanks to its location in Haugesund, Home Hotel Amanda is the perfect hub from which exploring the nearby territory. The town hosts many annual events and festivals, including the Sea Fishing Festival, the Sildajazz Festival, the Viking Boat Festival and the Norwegian Film Festival. Each August, residents bring their tables outdoors to create one long communal table and enjoy what is known as the largest herring buffet in the world. Visitors can also take in the views from Steinsfjellet, a viewpoint 227 metres above sea level offering panoramic views over Haugesund and the North Sea, and Røvær, a small island in the county of Rogaland. As Norway’s leading shopping town, Haugesund offers an appealing mix of shops in the town centre, along with modern shopping centres located just outside the central area. You will find a bus stop 100 metres from the property, while the nearest airport is Karmoy Airport, located 14 km away.
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