Accommodation Bergen

Alvehuset City is a newly refurbished traditional Bergen house, which is available for holiday and long term rental. The house was built in 1819, and it is situated in a charachterisitic narrow street called «smau» in Bergen city centre, a short walking distance from the Fish market. The house accomodates 8 people. It is only available as a whole unit.

This is a comfortable house, which is fitted with all modern facilities, although still remaining alot of its original character and charm. The house is over 3 floors, with an open plan kitchen and livingroom. There are 3 bedrooms; 2 doubles and 1 twin room, and a double sofa bed. There is a newly fitted bathroom with shower and toilet, and also a separate downstairs toilet and a separate shower room.

The kitchen has a dishwasher and a microvawe. There is a TV and a DVD palyer and stereo. There is also a washingmachine at your disposal.

A cot bed is also available.

The house has wireless internet connection.

Parking is available in a large underground carpark, «Klostergarsajen», near the house.

House History

The house plays a central role in Gunnar Staalens's books about Bergen and Bergen history from 1900-2000. This is were Maren Kristine Pedersen lived. She was a very attractive woman who was the mistress of more than one of the central characters of the novel, and the street itself and her house is being described in great detail.