Three Sisters hotel

Three Sisters hotel
The hotel is located next to St. Olaf’s Church (the highest building built before the late 1800s) and just a short walk from the Town Hall Square and the Dome Hill. It is also close to the main shopping areas, major attractions and business districts.

Three Sisters hotel
An intriguing nest of chambers, walkways, secret staircases, balconies and galleries, the Three Sisters Hotel is one-of-a-kind in every respect. It takes its name from the buildings it has been renovated from: three town houses dating back to the 14th century, known as the Three Sisters. Inside, original elements, such as intricate ceiling frescos, discovered by accident under 14 layers of paint and wallpaper, have been painstakingly restored and now add their own character to the property again. The twenty-three deluxe guest rooms and suites are spacious and all are unique in shape and size due to the extraordinary and historic 14th century building. All have contemporary fittings and fixtures, which blend beautifully with their traditional and unique architecture. The cosy restaurant offers a range of high standard international cuisine. With 200-year-old hand-painted ceilings and large windows, the hotel’s light-filled Restaurant Bordoo offers an extra special dining experience that focuses on regional and international cuisine. On warm summer days, guests can also enjoy chilled drinks and a selection of meals in the courtyard garden.