Britannia Hotel

Founded in 1870, Britannia Hotel in Trondheim, Norway has a rich history serving explorers, royalty, dignitaries and celebrities from around the world. A privately owned, independently operated hotel, Britannia reopened in April 2019 after being closed for a dramatic, 3-year, $150 million renovation. The iconic Grande Dame is now restored to her former grandeur.

As the northernmost member of The Leading Hotels of The World, the Britannia provides 5-star service, accommodations and amenities. Offering 257 all-new rooms & suites, four unique restaurants, two bars, 13 meeting rooms, and a large Spa; Britannia invites guests to experience Norway elegantly.

Britannia offers casual dining options, as well as a MICHELIN-star experience at Speilsalen. Awarded its first MICHELIN star in February 2020, Speilsalen takes Nordic inspired cuisine to new heights. Complimenting the dining experience, Vinbaren (the Wine Bar) has the largest hotel wine list in Norway, with more than 2,000 labels, many by the glass.

The centerpiece of the hotel is Palmehaven dining room, with its original, turn of the century architecture and décor. It’s an elegant setting for breakfast served daily, as well Afternoon Tea and other special events.

Britannia Spa is the largest in the region, and is ideal for a wellness holiday. Rejuvenate in the heated lap pool, mineral pool, and variety of Nordic saunas and steam baths. Britannia offers concierge service, private car & driver, valet parking, accessible rooms, and an international staff.

Located 25 minutes from Trondheim airport, Britannia is in the city center, walking distance to popular attractions. Trondheim is Norway’s original capital, founded in 997 AD. Today it’s a small, charming city, rich with history and natural beauty. Enjoy a private tour of the famous Nidaros Cathedral, a kayak trip on Nidelva River or a walking tour of Bakklandet (Old Town). Just a 50 minute flight from Oslo, Trondheim offers an authentic Norwegian experience.