SS16 Trysil Ski-in, ski out Cabin, Sauna

Settle into a modern, spacious chalet designed for family holidays, friends, and couples in the Norwegian mountains. The home sleeps up to 8 guests across 4 comfortable bedrooms with 6 beds, including a double bed, single beds, and a bunk bed, and has 2 modern bathrooms with showers.

The open-plan living and dining area connects to a fully equipped kitchen, creating an inviting setting for shared meals and relaxed evenings. After a day on the slopes, warm up beside the indoor fireplace or unwind in the private sauna; natural light and warm wooden surroundings add to the chalet’s airy, welcoming feel.

Highlights include:
• Fully equipped kitchen with induction stove, refrigerator, freezer, oven, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, kettle, cookware, tableware, and dining table
• WiFi, Ethernet connection, 2 TVs, heating, and washer
• Patio or balcony with BBQ grill and views toward the mountains and ski area
• Ski storage for your equipment
General House Rules

No smoking is allowed inside the property. Please do not leave cigarette butts outside. If smoking occurs indoors, an additional cleaning fee may be charged.

Please do not wear outdoor shoes inside. We recommend bringing slippers for extra comfort.

Always use the kitchen fan when cooking.

Heating
The property may have thermostats by the entrance, bathroom, or other rooms. To adjust the temperature, open the thermostat cover and use the arrow buttons to increase or decrease the heat.

Fireplace Use
Please use fire starters and a small amount of firewood when lighting the fireplace. Filling the fireplace with too much wood will not make it heat up faster.

Only use firewood in the fireplace. Do not burn cardboard, paper, trash, or any other materials, as this can be dangerous and may cause a chimney fire.

If you need more firewood, it can be purchased at grocery stores and gas stations.

Sauna Use
Always sit on a towel when using the sauna.

If the sauna has an adjustable dial, please follow the instructions provided at the property. In general, avoid turning the sauna heater higher than recommended, as this may prevent it from heating properly. It usually takes about 1 hour for the sauna to warm up.