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Lokevegen 7, Jessheim, Akershus, Norway
Show on map1.2 mi from city centre, Jessheim
ExcellentBased on 554 reviews
8.2
Quality Hotel Gardermoen Airport provides a modern setting while in Jessheim. It also features free Wi-Fi, meeting rooms and a 24-hour reception.
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| Cheapest month: | November |
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| Most expensive month: | August |
| Average price in Jessheim: | £113/night |
| Cheapest price found: | £61/night |
| Cheapest day: | Sunday |
| Most expensive day: | Thursday |
£69 - £169
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.£67 - £170
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Quality Hotel Gardermoen Airport
Lokevegen 7, Jessheim, Akershus, Norway
Show on map1.2 mi from city centre, Jessheim, Norway
Quality Hotel Gardermoen Airport provides a modern setting while in Jessheim. It also features free Wi-Fi, meeting rooms and a 24-hour reception.
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Lokevegen 7, Jessheim, Akershus, Norway
Show on map1.2 mi from city centre,
Quality Hotel Gardermoen Airport provides a modern setting while in Jessheim. It also features free Wi-Fi, meeting rooms and a 24-hour reception.
£89
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About Jessheim
Things to do
On the western edge of Jessheim is Rakni’s Mound, which is the largest free-standing prehistoric monument in the country. Dating from the Migration Age, the 77-metre-diameter mound was constructed using 75,000 logs piled in three pyramid-shaped layers. Learn about the archaeological excavations in the mid-19th century and the mound’s associations with King Rakni.
You can get your retail fix at one of Norway’s largest shopping centres, the Jessheim Storscenter, which is home to around 150 retail stores and restaurants. Browse the clothing for sale at the international chains or shop for homewares at one of the locally-owned stores before settling in for a meal at the Kaffebrenneriet, Castello or TGI Friday’s.
Want to stretch your legs? You can explore the trails that hug the shores of Nordbytjernet, a sprawling lake north of Jessheim’s centre. If you’re visiting in the summer months, take a dip at the small swimming beach in the lake’s southeastern corner. Keep your eyes peeled for reed hens, coots and whooper swans that are regularly spotted here.
Getting around
Jessheim is around 35 minutes’ drive from Oslo and just 10 minutes from Oslo Airport. Regular trains connect to the Jessheim railway station, from where buses depart for destinations throughout the town. The centre of Jessheim is compact enough to explore on foot.
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On the doorstep of Norway’s main international airport at Gardermoen, Jessheim is a commercial hub north-east of Oslo. It’s home to one of the biggest shopping malls in the country and a lively cultural centre, as well as one of the largest burial mounds in Scandinavia.
Things to do in Jessheim
On the western edge of Jessheim is Rakni’s Mound, which is the largest free-standing prehistoric monument in the country. Dating from the Migration Age, the 77-metre-diameter mound was constructed using 75,000 logs piled in three pyramid-shaped layers. Learn about the archaeological excavations in the mid-19th century and the mound’s associations with King Rakni.
You can get your retail fix at one of Norway’s largest shopping centres, the Jessheim Storscenter, which is home to around 150 retail stores and restaurants. Browse the clothing for sale at the international chains or shop for homewares at one of the locally-owned stores before settling in for a meal at the Kaffebrenneriet, Castello or TGI Friday’s.
Want to stretch your legs? You can explore the trails that hug the shores of Nordbytjernet, a sprawling lake north of Jessheim’s centre. If you’re visiting in the summer months, take a dip at the small swimming beach in the lake’s southeastern corner. Keep your eyes peeled for reed hens, coots and whooper swans that are regularly spotted here.
Getting around Jessheim
Jessheim is around 35 minutes’ drive from Oslo and just 10 minutes from Oslo Airport. Regular trains connect to the Jessheim railway station, from where buses depart for destinations throughout the town. The centre of Jessheim is compact enough to explore on foot.
What are the best hotels in Jessheim?
Jessheim is home to many highly-rated hotels, one of which is Quality Hotel Gardermoen Airport, which has a current rating of 8.2. For other potential stays, consider Pilegrimsherberge Innomhaug, which has received a rating of 9.2 from 41 users.
How much do hotels in Jessheim cost?
Searches in the last 72 hours suggest an average price of around £108/night is normal for a hotel in Jessheim.
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How much is a hotel in Jessheim tonight?
Prices for a hotel in Jessheim tonight are about £109 on average, but HotelsCombined users have found prices as low as £93 for tonight in the last 3 days.