Tynset Rom & Camping

I’ve travelled this part of Norway for years, though missed Tynset Rom & Camping, but just loves it. I stumpled upon this place because a hotel I’ve stayed before, Savalen Hotel and Spa, was closed weekdays, this time of year (december) but their receptionist recommended Tynset Rom & Camping. The designer of Tynset Rom & Camping must have been a travelling business man/woman– you get as many electrical outlets as you want. 8 not telling the bathroom. Muy importante for people like me …. for us needing to load pc’s, ipads, smartphones, speakers, headsets, camera, ekstra power sources etc, and electric outlets were placed just there you want them. So the designer really understood my need as consultant, visiting my customers. Thank you Tynset Rom & Camping. You get 5 out of 5 from me. This Hotel/Motel is situated at important crossroads between Oslo and Trondheim. There are many alternatives, but my favorites, not the shortest though, driving Oslo - Trondheim and back, or opposite direction, is to drive along the Lake of Mjøsa, Gudbrandsdal valley, changing road at Ringebu to Venabygd, but turning north as soon as you see the sign of Folldal, now you drive back side of mighty Rondane mountain (search Rondande and Harald Sohlberg, the famous Norwegian painter 1865 - 1935, and you'll understand why you have to go here), Arriving Folldal you're close to Tynset. After a good nights sleep than drive back to Dovre, through Oppdal and other gorgeous valleys to Trondheim. Going back from Trondheim, choose the road to Røros ( a marvellous mountain town on Unesco Heritage List – don’t miss it, stay at least 1 night here, see pictures and videos of Røros on internet), than drive to Os, than on to Narjordet and Drevsjø, through amazing mauntain and lake areas, lush and green valleys, south to Trysil, and back Oslo. Enjoy!