Rooms 1–28 · +12 m
Fjord Room
The standard casino hotel room: one wide window seat over the water, a deep tub, and nothing in the way of the view.
- Sleeps
- 2
- Size
- 26 m²
- Outlook
- Fjord
From 2 450 NOK a night
18+ Casino entry
This casino hotel page describes a casino floor inside a fictional Norwegian hotel. The casino content is for adults aged 18 and over.
Casino games carry real financial risk. Set your limit before you play.
+12 m Vestrefjorden · Nordland
Fjordheim Casino Hotel is a fictional Norwegian casino hotel built into a working quay: forty-six fjord-view casino hotel rooms above the water, a spa on the rock shelf, and a small casino floor in the stone vaults four metres below the tide line.
+12 m The casino hotel
Fjordheim Casino Hotel has been imagined as a casino hotel that is a hotel first and a casino last.
Forty-six rooms sit twelve metres above the water on the old fish-landing quay. The spa is cut into the rock shelf beside them. The casino floor occupies three stone vaults under the quay, four metres below the tide line, and it opens for four and a half hours a night. Most guests at this casino hotel never go down the stairs, and the hotel is built on that assumption rather than against it.
A casino you have to walk downstairs to find, in a country that does not have one.
+12 m Casino hotel rooms
Every casino hotel room here faces the fjord. Tarred timber outside, pale birch and wool inside, and triple glazing that shuts the weather out completely.
Rooms 1–28 · +12 m
The standard casino hotel room: one wide window seat over the water, a deep tub, and nothing in the way of the view.
From 2 450 NOK a night
Rooms 29–44 · +12 m
A corner suite over the old landing, with a sitting room, a wood stove and the shortest walk to the casino stairs.
From 4 100 NOK a night
Rooms 45–46 · 0 m
Two rooms built out over the water on the original piles. Glass on three sides, a private sauna, and the fjord directly beneath the floor.
From 5 300 NOK a night
Rates in Norwegian kroner, including breakfast, spa access and 12% VAT. Casino entry is never bundled into a room rate.
−4 m The casino floor · 18+
The casino floor at Fjordheim occupies three barrel vaults of the original quay, four metres below the tide line. Stone, low blue light, eight tables and a bar — no machines, no screens, no music. It is the smallest casino you will ever be asked to dress for, and the only casino in this concept.
21:30 Casino opens 02:00 Last hand 02:30 Casino closes
How casino play works here →18+ Photo ID is checked at the casino door every night. Tell the host your limit before you sit down at a casino table and they will hold you to it.
Eight tables under seven hundred metres of water.
No screens · No photography · Casino entry 18+
+12 m Casino hotel dining
One kitchen serves the whole casino hotel — breakfast, dinner and whatever the casino floor wants at one in the morning. Everything comes off the boats at the quay below, or off the mountain behind.
All day · 07:00–22:00
Coffee, waffles and soup for anyone coming off the water. Open to the village as well as to casino hotel guests.
Plan a stay →Nightly · 18:00–02:30
The bar on the casino floor. Norwegian aquavit, a short whisky list, and a longer list of drinks with no alcohol in them at all.
See the casino floor →0 m → +1 100 m Spa and sauna
The spa is included with every casino hotel room. A fjord sauna at the waterline, a plunge straight into salt water, and — for anyone willing to walk — a second sauna on the ridge above the hotel.
0 m · 12 min
Fjord saunaWood-fired, floating on the quay, 85 °C.0 m · 20 sec
The plungeDown the ladder into the fjord. 4 °C in March.+12 m · 15 min
The rest roomWool blankets, a stove, and a rule against talking.+1 100 m · 3 hrs
Ridge saunaA two-hour climb, a small red hut, and the whole fjord below.−780 m → +1 100 m On the fjord
The casino hotel sits on a metre-wide shelf between a wall of rock and 780 metres of black water. Three things are worth doing on it, all run by people from the village.
Departs 09:00 · 3 hrs
An open boat into the side fjord where the walls close to 200 metres apart and the engine gets switched off.
Departs 06:00 · 8 hrs
Up the old sheep path to 1 100 metres, along the shoulder, and down the far side to a boat that meets you.
Sep–Mar · clear nights
Out past the point with the lights off. Whether they show is not something the casino hotel can promise.
3 nights Casino hotel package
The most-booked stay at this casino hotel: a fjord room, three dinners, the spa throughout, and one guided night on the casino floor if you want it.
Check dates →? Casino FAQ
What this casino hotel page is, who may enter the casino floor, and how casino gambling actually works in Norway.
No. Norway has no licensed land-based casinos. Gambling in Norway runs as a state monopoly through Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto, supervised by Lotteritilsynet, and marketing other gambling to people in Norway is prohibited. A real casino hotel like Fjordheim could not legally operate there today, which is exactly why this one is fictional.
No. Fjordheim Casino Hotel is an invented Norwegian casino hotel, written and built to demonstrate casino hotel content and responsive web design. It takes no bookings, holds no gambling licence and processes no payments. The fjord, the rates and the casino floor are all fictional.
Adults aged 18 and over, with photo identification checked at the casino door. Eighteen is the minimum gambling age in Norway. In this concept the casino floor is open to hotel guests and to verified adult visitors from the village, subject to capacity.
No, and most guests do not. The casino floor is one room, open four and a half hours a night, down a staircase you have to choose to take. Casino entry is never bundled into a room rate and nothing about the stay assumes you will play.
Decide a limit in money and in time before you go down to the casino floor, and only play with money you can afford to lose. Never borrow to gamble and never chase a loss. If it stops being fun, stop. In Norway, free and confidential help is available from Hjelpelinjen, and Norsk Tipping operates voluntary self-exclusion for anyone who asks for it.
Casino gambling carries real financial risk and is not a way to make money. Set a limit before you play, take breaks, never gamble with borrowed money, and stop when it stops being fun. If gambling is causing harm to you or to someone close to you, free and confidential help is available in Norway around the clock — you do not need to be in crisis to call.