Norway's airports, mostly run by Avinor, have to reach a population scattered down a very long, very mountainous country, from Oslo to Tromsø and Longyearbyen in the Arctic. Oslo Gardermoen (OSL), about 47 km north of the city, is the main hub and Scandinavia's second busiest. Bergen Flesland (BGO) and TrondheimVærnes (TRD) are the big regional airports, with Stavanger (SVG), Tromsø (TOS) and Bodø (BOO) among the many others holding the place together.
It's a premium destination, fjords, Northern Lights, midnight sun and the outdoors, and prices reflect that, hotels near Norwegian airports included. Gardermoen has one redeeming practicality though: the Flytoget express train does the 47 km into Oslo in 19 minutes, one of the fastest airport runs in Europe.
Aerfortel lists 17 hotels across 4 airports in Norway.
Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim all have hotels listed near their airports on Aerfortel.
Most major airports in Norway are served by rail, bus, or metro links into the city. Many airport hotels also offer complimentary shuttle services — check individual hotel listings for details.
Yes, several hotels near Norway airports offer Park and Fly packages, combining overnight accommodation with parking for your trip. Filter by the Park & Fly tag on individual airport pages.
