Accomodation in the Border Zone

The Norwegian-Russian borderland has a variety of hotels, pensions and other places to stay.On the Norwegian side, accomodation is featured by relatively high prices, modest volumes and proximity to nature, while the Russian accomodation is mostly typical post-Soviet with Russian-only speaking staff, low prices and operating more for persons in special assignments than to classical tourists.However, most visitors will find places of accomodation in line with desired quality and price on both sides of the border.Choose accomodation in Sør-Varanger orPechengaOr you can see the whole overview underneath