Hotel packages
Providing you with a great experience is our goal and pride. Choose from our exclusive hotel packages to have the most unique experience at Bårdshaug Manor.
Stay like a Baroness
The “Live Like a Baroness” hotel package invites you to enjoy elegance, tranquility, and an atmosphere reminiscent of a bygone era. Baroness De Spengler’s room is beautifully and authentically decorated, offering views over the manor’s park.
A Royal Stay
The “Royal Stay” hotel package includes an overnight stay in Christians Thams’ legendary bedroom. Here, you can sleep in the same bed once used by King Oscar II and other royal guests, with a private balcony and views over the manor’s park.
Grand Heritage Retreat
Indulge in a “Grand Stay” in Wilhelm August’s room, a bright and beautiful double room in the side wing of the historic manor. This hotel package includes a historic overnight stay in a unique room where modern comfort meets aristocratic elegance.
Romantic stay
Surprise your loved one with a “Romantic Stay” in one of our deluxe rooms at the hotel. Treat yourselves to a break from everyday life, take time to unwind, and enjoy a relaxing and romantic overnight stay at Bårdshaug Herregård.
The Salmon Fisherman
Dreaming of catching the big salmon? The “Laksefiskeren” hotel package lets you combine fishing in Bårdshaug Herregård’s salmon waters in the Orkla River with a 3-course dinner at Restaurant Ministeren and an overnight stay in the hotel’s historic station buildings.
The Culinary Route
Matvegen – The Taste of Trøndelag, 2 nights / 3 days. A three-day road trip with comfortable stays and delicious local meals, taking you from Røros through the heart of Trøndelag.
Explore Orkland and its surroundings
The Norway Building - A little piece of American history in the heart of Orkanger
The Norway Building was Norway's contribution to the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893. The pavilion was manufactured using the 'prefabricated building' method, pioneered by M. Thams & Co here in Orkanger, and transported to America by ships departing from Orkedalsøren. This marked the beginning of an extraordinary journey for the pavilion, which, after 123 years in the USA, returned to Orkanger thanks to the enthusiasts behind 'Project Heimatt'."