Hide Hotel

Art Deco Hotel

The Norwegian visionary and artist Erik Nissen Johansen conceived the design of the Hide Hotel using his passion for engaging design and a focus on storytelling. A homey feeling can be found in each of the 47 rooms and public areas.

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Retreat

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