Historic grandeur and modern comfort, crafted for royal moments.

About the Manor

Borregaard Manor opens its doors as a hotel, inviting guests to experience a historic treasure in the heart of Sarpsborg.

Here, where kings once gathered, you can now find peace and inspiration in elegant surroundings. Timeless details blend seamlessly with modern comfort, creating a truly unique atmosphere where history comes alive within the walls. Everyone now has the opportunity to experience the grandeur of the former royal estate—whether it’s to gather friends and family, host meetings, or simply find serenity in scenic surroundings.

A place where a thousand years of history can become part of your own story.

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Selected Amenities

45 hotel rooms and 14 guest rooms
Capacity for 10–150 guests
Dining hall
Banquet halls and lounges for events
Fitness room
Tennis court

Food and Drinks at Borregaard

At Borregaard Manor, meals are more than just food – they are an experience. In the grand dining hall in the Barn, accommodating up to 120 guests, dishes are served that beautifully blend tradition and modernity. For special occasions, the historic Main House provides an elegant setting, perfect for celebrations and weddings. Here, you can savor exquisite menus in surroundings that tell stories of the past.

Another highlight is the popular Afternoon Tea events—so sought after that they often have a waiting list. In the charming Servants’ House, you’ll find a modern kitchen with four stations, ideal for cooking competitions, courses, and culinary creativity.

At Borregaard, history and flavor come together to create an unforgettable experience.

Guest Rooms and Hotel Rooms

In the Main House at Borregaard Manor, you’ll find 13 elegant guest rooms and one suite, where history whispers through the walls and every detail is thoughtfully designed. The rooms are furnished with classic charm and modern comfort, ensuring a truly unique stay.

In the renovated Barn, 45 bright and modern hotel rooms await, offering tranquility and inspiration. Here, tradition and contemporary design blend seamlessly—whether you seek a space for reflection or a peaceful retreat between meetings.

Borregaard is a destination for both rest and lasting memories.

Artistic Treasures

Borregaard Manor is a historic landmark and an artistic treasure trove. The collection spans from Nikolai Astrup’s neo-romantic landscapes to Ludvig Eikaas’ modern masterpieces. Highlights include Peder Balke’s dramatic depiction of the Sarpsfossen waterfall and Edvard Munch’s House in Kragerø.

Anne Grimdalen’s majestic bear sculpture welcomes guests in the courtyard, while international works, such as Enrique Martínez Cunells’ Spanish coastal scenes, add a global dimension.

Visitors are invited to embark on a journey through eras where history and creativity intertwine seamlessly.

Facilities

Main House

Main House
13 guest rooms
1 suite
Dining rooms
Meeting rooms
Art collection

The Barn

45 hotel rooms
Dining hall
3 large meeting rooms
9 breakout rooms
Common areas
Fitness room
Art collection

On the grounds

Event house
Park / garden
Tennis court

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