Trysil Alpine Lodge - 510

Great location for ski in/out and nice apartment style and layout

Great rooms, facilities, and location - but also front-row seat to the development of the lodge expansion. Construction starts most days promptly at 06:00 AM — because nothing complements alpine serenity like the gentle symphony of heavy machinery and controlled blasting. If you’ve ever dreamed of combining skiing with an internship at Caterpillar, this is your moment. To be fair: expansion is understandable. Resorts grow. Investments are good. But when your “mountain view” includes active earth-moving operations directly outside your window — and this wasn’t disclosed clearly before arrival — it does shift the overall experience from “cozy alpine lodge” to “industrial awakening.” Relocating wasn’t realistic once ski passes, rentals, and travel were locked in. So we adapted. Coffee tastes different when accompanied by geological rearrangement. I’m sure the lodge will be fantastic once the dust settles — literally. Until then, future guests may want to confirm whether they’re booking a ski holiday or a live demo of large-scale infrastructure development. Great skiing. Memorable mornings.

The apartment was immaculate, clean, spacious and with everything you need for an apartment stay.

Spacious apartment

Awful customer service. The quality of the accommodation is irrelevant when the experience is so poor. My recommendation, find an alternative place to stay. Trysil as a ski resort is okay, however there isn’t enough for a full week of skiing and the management of the resort (and availability of open lifts and runs) leaves a lot to be desired.